It is by no means news to anyone that our eyes are extremely sensitive. The level of discomfort and pain that we can feel from shampoo, a speck of dust or an eyelash in the eye is a quick reminder of this sensitivity. It is not only foreign objects in the eye that can cause [...]
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Boosting The Immune System Into The Future
January 27th, 2012 
admin Every day of our lives, our immune system is involved in countless small skirmishes with foreign invaders that seek to use our bodies for their own benefit. Generally, the many different cells of our immune system work quite well together to fend of the viruses, fungus and bacteria that would try to take over. However, [...]
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April 2nd, 2010 admin As a chronic disease causing pain to even some patients on pain killers Rheumatoid Arthritis is a condition that can have serious effects on the quality of life of sufferers. However, while no cure is yet developed, other options for managing pain are being found.
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December 4th, 2009 admin As one of the most common autoimmune disorders, psoriasis is a skin disease that can vary in both coverage and intensity. While 67% of cases are considered mild, mild may not serve to accurately describe the way in which the disease can affect of those who suffer from it. Because of the impact that
Read the rest of this article » Posted in Uncategorized Tags: autoimmune, autoimmune disease, coping, depression, psoriasis, skin disease 2 Comments »Getting Around to Understanding Lupus
May 28th, 2009 admin Of the automimmune diseases that affect millions of people, Lupus is a relative unknown. The general lack of awareness of the disease combined with the difficulties in its diagnosis has, up until recently, limited the amount of research directed toward understanding it.
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