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Long-Term Effects of Food Poisoning Go Mostly Unnoticed |
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Written by David Overton, PA-C
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(excerpted from the Olympia, January 22, 2008) Conventional medicine has long thought heart disease is mainly due to high cholesterol or blood pressure, but we know better now. Most of the common cardiovascular conditions (strokes, mini strokes, carotid artery disease, heart disease, hypertension, peripheral vascular disease, heart attacks, etc.) are due to treatable silent immune diseases. Extensive research and studies reveal cardiovascular disease (impaired or damaged circulation anywhere from your head to your toes) can be due to past infections. Ask for our handouts on Infectious Cardiovascular Disease for information |
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Written by David Overton, PA-C
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Startling new findings help explain why some people lose can lose weight and some can’t. Excess weight, particularly around the abdomen, plays a significant role in causing pre diabetes, diabetes and arteriosclerosis. Infections play a role in causing diabetes and arteriosclerosis and researchers found infections may contribute to obesity. 11% of the general population tests positive for certain infections while 30% of obese individuals test positive for infections. The 19% difference in infection rates is generating obesity research most clinicians and patients have never heard of. Researchers hope to develop vaccines to prevent infectious obesity in the future, while other might ask what can we do now? |
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Written by David Overton, PA-C
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We’ve developed a successful weight loss program. Excess weight is a primary cause in most of the degenerative conditions plaguing America, especially back and joint problems, arthritis, hypertension and circulation problems, high cholesterol, hormonal problems, diabetes, indigestion, anxiety, depression and more. Losing weight reverses or makes these and many other conditions more treatable. |
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