Bursitis arises from an inflammation of the liquid-filled sac, called a bursa, found within the joints, muscles, tendons, and bones, which helps to promote muscular movement and reduce friction.  The affliction is commonly found in the hp or shoulder joints, elbow, or feet and is more commonly known as “frozen shoulder,” “tennis elbow,” or bunion.
Bursitis [...]

It’s that time of year when we feel that little tickle in our throat, sneezing a little more and feeling low on energy.  It is very important that we keep our immune system strong by washing our hands frequently, not touching our eyes, nose or mouth.  Don’t sneeze in your hands; use a tissue or [...]

Following injury, the body’s need for all nutrients increases dramatically.  The pituitary and adrenal glands release large quantities of hormones, resulting in the loss of body protein, and prevent formation of new protein needed for healing.  (This can continue for a month or longer.)  Soon the adrenals become exhausted from lack of pantothenic acid and [...]

Strong and normally functioning muscles are reflected in an individuals carriage and grace of movement.  Weak muscles can be seen in every age group, from the wobbly neck of the infant to the stoop of all ages.  Muscle tone that is under par interferes with blood circulation, lymph flow, and digestion and often causes constipation.  [...]

Cirrhosis of the liver is a chronic disease characterized by degeneration and hardening of liver cells.  Scarring of the liver tissue causes improper functioning and may result from alcoholism, malnutrition, viral hepatitis or chronic inflammation or obstruction of certain ducts in the liver.
Early signs of the disease include fever, indigestion, diarrhea or constipation and jaundice.  [...]