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11 recommendations and reviews from 11 people
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October 24, 2016
Isabella B. asked:Alright horse friends... I am a senior in high school who is required to write a 10-12 page research paper on something. Obviously I wanted to do equine related things. I started to do the techniques of equine rehabilitation like hydrotherapy and massage therapy etc... but am running into problems accessing information and or not finding enough information. Any ideas?? I am very interested in the veterinarian side of things, but that has caused me to run into accessing problems. Please let me know of any ideas!Michelle P. replied:If you are on pubmed.gov, most (but not all) veterinary journal articles will be accessible to you. The suggestion of a local university above is also a very good one. I'd also suggest emailing Kesmarc.com (KY horse rehab center) to see if they can help you out. If you need papers, PM me and I'll get them for you- as long as you tell me what exactly you need.
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May 16, 2016
Sommer M. asked:Id like treatment for sun damage and pigmentation on the face. Recommendations on where to go on the coast?Jane M. replied:Hi sommer Oxidative stress is the core to our bodies malfunction leading to disease. I have just done a quick search on pubmed.gov and yes Melasma has 6 studies linked to Oxidative stress. I have a product that just may help. It's all natural :)
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April 11, 2015
Christine M. asked:Most of FoodBabes claims and statements can be easily undermined with a high school level understanding of biology and nature (nitrogen laden air, anyone?) However, I personally find myself lacking a good understanding on the GMO front. Can anyone point me in the direction of some unbiased, scientifically sound reading material on the subject? Thanks in advance.Lisa S. replied:In addition to the resources everyone posted, I implore that you look for published articles through search engines like scholar.google.com and pubmed.gov. They'll provide you with raw articles that, yes, are harder to understand. But I'm confident there are enough people here (including myself) with strong science backgrounds that can help you interpret the data provided. Whenever I have questions about something, the first thing I do is look for published research.
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February 13, 2015
Susan H. asked:Is there any documentation that On Guard concentrate is anti viral and anti bacterial? I have someone wanting to use at a gym but client needs facts.Kelsey V. replied:Pubmed.gov
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August 26, 2014
Jia E. asked:Does anyone know the name of the different organizations that help ITP research? Thank you in advance! Wish you everyone platelets up!Nisanth A. replied:You get more detail on Pubmed.gov
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June 21, 2014
Kristi N. asked:Hi guys! I'm doing a report on ADHD and I keep seeing blogs talking about a study done by Terry Friedman on essential oils and adhd, supposedly published in the American Medical Association's journal. I can't find it anywhere. Has anyone seen this study actually published? I want to include the information in my presentation, but I don't want to use a blog post as a source. If you know where to find it, that would be really helpful to me! TIA!Keri M. replied:If you are on aromaticscience.com and click near the bottom of the screen of the oil you are looking at, Full Text Version, it will take you straight to PubMed.gov site
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November 23, 2013
Mike G. asked:I almost never use Facebook to complain but I will now bc I could use some advice. Ive struggled with a very painful lower back pain for some time now. General doctor and x rays find nothing wrong. So where do I go from here? Chiropractor? Specialist? also any specific recommendations in jc or bayonne would help. ThanksNaty C. replied:I would try taking protandim. Check www.abcliveit.com It is safe and scientifically backed by peer studies from various universities. It's a nrf2 activator composed of 5 plant extract. It lowers oxidative stress (free radical damage). Read about it in www.pubmed.gov
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October 31, 2013
Katie T. asked:My 17 year old daughter and I have chronic asthma and allergies. Has anyone on here had any luck changing from pharmacy medication to .....anything else? We have indoor, outdoor, food, and pet allergies. My daughter even breaks out in hives if her skin gets to cold. :( I'm at wits end with all this darn medication and Dr. Bills. I am looking forward to all advice . Thank you! :)Shannon T. replied:If you go to pubmed.gov and research oxidative stress allergies asthma inflammation etc then research Protandim you'll find Protandim is proven to reduce your oxidative stress (which is related to all the above mentioned and so much more) all natural no side effects
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May 2, 2013
Elissa S. asked:can anyone recommend a good brand of organic vitamins with no fillers, etc.?
Michelle G. replied:My doc recommends Protandim. Gave site: abcliveit.com for videos & pubmed.gov for scientific studies
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February 26, 2013
Paula Q. asked:I would add, see a good chiropractor, preferrably one who does cranial sacral work. Sure took care of my 30 plus years of migraines.Lynn W. replied:Thanks for sharing Paula Quinlan there are also 15 studies on www.pubmed.gov in reference to glutathione and migraines. Glad to know we have the secret remedy.
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May 4, 2011
Lara M. asked:Does anyone know a resource to get any information about a particular genotype? I have one Delta F508, and one other one; want to research it and find out what I can about it, but don't know where to go. Thoughts?Cystic F. replied:Hello Lara, There are two websites where you can research gene mutation information. The CF Mutation Database (http://genet.sickkids.on.ca/app) and PubMed (www.pubmed.gov) are good places to start. Good luck with your research!
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