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By Sheldon Cohen
For your physician to give you quality medical care, you must be aware of your medical history and issues. Here's how you can help your medical provider: - Learn about your risk factors and current medical diagnoses
- Ask questions when you don't understand
- Obtain second, third, or more opinions
- Maintain copies of your medical records
- Review these records often
- Keep yourself educated
The medical profession is depending on you to help them keep you healthy!
FORMAT: Softcover
By Sheldon Cohen
For your physician to give you quality medical care, you must be aware of your medical history and issues. Here's how you can help your medical provider: - Learn about your risk factors and current medical diagnoses
- Ask questions when you don't understand
- Obtain second, third, or more opinions
- Maintain copies of your medical records
- Review these records often
- Keep yourself educated
The medical profession is depending on you to help them keep you healthy!
FORMAT: E-Book
By Sheldon Cohen
For your physician to give you quality medical care, you must be aware of your medical history and issues. Here's how you can help your medical provider: - Learn about your risk factors and current medical diagnoses
- Ask questions when you don't understand
- Obtain second, third, or more opinions
- Maintain copies of your medical records
- Review these records often
- Keep yourself educated
The medical profession is depending on you to help them keep you healthy!
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Johnilynn Wunderlich, RN, CLNC
Have you or your loved ones ever been a patient in the hospital or a nursing home? Have you found yourself agreeing with whatever test or procedure the physician orders only to feel frustrated due to lack of understanding of the purpose for the test? Have you felt as if your healthcare providers are speaking a different language? Patient Empowerment Guide and Journal provides you with the tools that you will need to understand the various tests, scans, procedures, and medical language that is used by your healthcare providers. It includes a written legal journal of what, when, and how activities should be performed. This guide will assist you in reducing the possibility of a hospital-acquired infection, give you a greater understanding of the tests and procedures that are being prescribed for you, and possibly protect your life. Did you know that the agency that accredits hospitals typically inform the facilities that they are coming for a visit in advance? This allows administrators to have time to staff the units appropriately and clean the areas for inspection. It has been my observation that this agency rarely makes surprise visits. Hospitals spend billions of dollars lobbying our government to keep healthcare from being regulated. This means no one is watching how they take care of you or your loved one. This guide will help inform you of how to protect yourself from negligence, inflated billing, and possible wrongful death. You need to protect yourself by always asking questions and documenting everything. Take charge of your healthcare. Remember that without you, they would be out of business. You do have choices. If you do not approve of the care that is being provided inform the chief nursing officer, case manager, and social worker. Do not settle for substandard care.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Johnilynn Wunderlich, RN, CLNC
Have you or your loved ones ever been a patient in the hospital or a nursing home? Have you found yourself agreeing with whatever test or procedure the physician orders only to feel frustrated due to lack of understanding of the purpose for the test? Have you felt as if your healthcare providers are speaking a different language? Patient Empowerment Guide and Journal provides you with the tools that you will need to understand the various tests, scans, procedures, and medical language that is used by your healthcare providers. It includes a written legal journal of what, when, and how activities should be performed. This guide will assist you in reducing the possibility of a hospital-acquired infection, give you a greater understanding of the tests and procedures that are being prescribed for you, and possibly protect your life. Did you know that the agency that accredits hospitals typically inform the facilities that they are coming for a visit in advance? This allows administrators to have time to staff the units appropriately and clean the areas for inspection. It has been my observation that this agency rarely makes surprise visits. Hospitals spend billions of dollars lobbying our government to keep healthcare from being regulated. This means no one is watching how they take care of you or your loved one. This guide will help inform you of how to protect yourself from negligence, inflated billing, and possible wrongful death. You need to protect yourself by always asking questions and documenting everything. Take charge of your healthcare. Remember that without you, they would be out of business. You do have choices. If you do not approve of the care that is being provided inform the chief nursing officer, case manager, and social worker. Do not settle for substandard care.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Wulf Dröge
Interventions that delay aging are expected to improve health. In the current US National Institute on Aging’s Interventions Testing Program (ITP) the immunosuppressive drug rapamycin was found to increase the maximum life span in mice. These mice started receiving this treatment at an age corresponding to 60 years in humans. Rapamycin targets the same mechanism which was critically involved in the life span extension previously seen in certain mutants of worms flies and mice. The maximum life span was increased in some of these mutants by more than 250 percent, suggesting 1) that the maximum life span is limited by a common mechanism of death, and 2) that humans may possibly gain a few more decades beyond 120 years by interfering in this mechanism. As rapamycin has important adverse effects, this books looks into the underlying mechanisms and describes several natural interventions likely to decrease the rate of aging without using pharmacological drugs.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Wulf Dröge
Interventions that delay aging are expected to improve health. In the current US National Institute on Aging’s Interventions Testing Program (ITP) the immunosuppressive drug rapamycin was found to increase the maximum life span in mice. These mice started receiving this treatment at an age corresponding to 60 years in humans. Rapamycin targets the same mechanism which was critically involved in the life span extension previously seen in certain mutants of worms flies and mice. The maximum life span was increased in some of these mutants by more than 250 percent, suggesting 1) that the maximum life span is limited by a common mechanism of death, and 2) that humans may possibly gain a few more decades beyond 120 years by interfering in this mechanism. As rapamycin has important adverse effects, this books looks into the underlying mechanisms and describes several natural interventions likely to decrease the rate of aging without using pharmacological drugs.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Linda Cheryl Conley-McCray
Linda Cheryl Conley-McCray was shocked when she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, because she knew of no one in her family that had this disease. She had previously worked as a public safety officer for a large urban school system for over fifteen years. When doctors asked about her family’s medical history, she could not answer all of their questions. When she could no longer button her clothes or grasp a pencil, Conley-McCray knew she must learn more about this disease to help her overcome it. She became adept at asking questions of her doctors, listing her ailments and medications, documenting her family’s medical history to the best of her ability, and sharing this recorded information with her family. She encourages everyone to investigate, record, and share family medical history. Possessing your family’s current, documented health history provides a powerful tool for your children and grandchildren, supplying them with information concerning what ailments run in the family. This will give them a better chance to change things about their health. The Family Medical History Journal simplifies the task of collecting family medical history and provides a valuable tool for keeping this important information.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Linda Cheryl Conley-McCray
Linda Cheryl Conley-McCray was shocked when she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, because she knew of no one in her family that had this disease. She had previously worked as a public safety officer for a large urban school system for over fifteen years. When doctors asked about her family’s medical history, she could not answer all of their questions. When she could no longer button her clothes or grasp a pencil, Conley-McCray knew she must learn more about this disease to help her overcome it. She became adept at asking questions of her doctors, listing her ailments and medications, documenting her family’s medical history to the best of her ability, and sharing this recorded information with her family. She encourages everyone to investigate, record, and share family medical history. Possessing your family’s current, documented health history provides a powerful tool for your children and grandchildren, supplying them with information concerning what ailments run in the family. This will give them a better chance to change things about their health. The Family Medical History Journal simplifies the task of collecting family medical history and provides a valuable tool for keeping this important information.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Wulf Dröge
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FORMAT: E-Book
By Richard F. DeRose
Every twenty minutes, the scientific and medical communities discover yet another disease. If that doesn’t get your attention, consider this: every nine seconds, someone is infected with HIV; drug resistant skin infections are spreading uncontrollably; and impending flu pandemics are inevitable. But despite all this, it’s still possible to change your behavior to live a healthier life. Get the prescription you need to avoid disease and sickness with this guidebook that provides * information on how diseases have affected society in the past and how they’ll continue to affect the world; *descriptions of the social microbe factors that surround us in every environment; *changes in the world of sexual behavior and promiscuity and its effects on health; *details on how diseases are transmitted from one human host to another. Most of society remains complacent about existing health risks and overly dependent on government agencies and pharmaceutical companies for education and protection. Be proactive and get the practical tools and knowledge you need to begin Breaking the Chain of Disease.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Richard F. DeRose
Every twenty minutes, the scientific and medical communities discover yet another disease. If that doesn’t get your attention, consider this: every nine seconds, someone is infected with HIV; drug resistant skin infections are spreading uncontrollably; and impending flu pandemics are inevitable. But despite all this, it’s still possible to change your behavior to live a healthier life. Get the prescription you need to avoid disease and sickness with this guidebook that provides * information on how diseases have affected society in the past and how they’ll continue to affect the world; *descriptions of the social microbe factors that surround us in every environment; *changes in the world of sexual behavior and promiscuity and its effects on health; *details on how diseases are transmitted from one human host to another. Most of society remains complacent about existing health risks and overly dependent on government agencies and pharmaceutical companies for education and protection. Be proactive and get the practical tools and knowledge you need to begin Breaking the Chain of Disease.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Richard F. DeRose
Every twenty minutes, the scientific and medical communities discover yet another disease. If that doesn’t get your attention, consider this: every nine seconds, someone is infected with HIV; drug resistant skin infections are spreading uncontrollably; and impending flu pandemics are inevitable. But despite all this, it’s still possible to change your behavior to live a healthier life. Get the prescription you need to avoid disease and sickness with this guidebook that provides * information on how diseases have affected society in the past and how they’ll continue to affect the world; *descriptions of the social microbe factors that surround us in every environment; *changes in the world of sexual behavior and promiscuity and its effects on health; *details on how diseases are transmitted from one human host to another. Most of society remains complacent about existing health risks and overly dependent on government agencies and pharmaceutical companies for education and protection. Be proactive and get the practical tools and knowledge you need to begin Breaking the Chain of Disease.
FORMAT: Softcover
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