The language of health care got you down? Not to worry. Go behind the words. A little bit of sugar helps the medicine go down in this tongue-in-cheek series from educational comics by Larry Paros. This is the third column from our third book. Enjoy!
Engaged in a meaningful conversation with your Doctor, but can't understand a word he's saying? There's no need to feel badly. You need to learn some mumbo jumbo.
Please have a seat; the doctor will be with you shortly. He's come a long way etymologically, from the Latin docere, doctum, "to lead or teach." Our first doctors were teachers — learned men who had mastered a particular field of study, an accomplishment we recognize...
There are currently three major manufacturers of cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) in the United States: 1).The CES Ultra; 2). EPI, Electromedical Products International; and 3). The Fisher-Wallace Stimulator. All fall under the regulation of the FDA (Food and...
We get a lot of calls here at Neuro-fitness from people inquiring as to what they can expect from using Cranial Electro Stimulation.. The following gives a general overview of the “CES Ultra Experience” during the first 3 weeks of in home use. By the end of the first...
To all our Hispanic friends. We now have an affiliate organization in Mexico , offering a Spanish speaking version of our website and individuals You can now discuss your issues in your native tongue and have all your questions on CES answered promptly and fully. Do...
Dr. Mercola's top guidelines for promoting good sleep. Avoid watching TV or using your computer at night—or at least about an hour or so before going to bed—as these technologies can have a significantly detrimental impact on your sleep. TV and computer screens emit...
"Several months ago I suffered with severe insomnia. I couldn't get more than 3 or 4 hours of sleep a night, and sometimes I couldn't sleep at all. I tried all kinds of sleep medications and supplements without success. I saw a neurologist who specializes in sleep...
Following the Vietnam War the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD is being given much attention. During World Wars I and II, the disorder was known as shell shock and thought to be caused by the immediate stress of battle. The cure, at the time, was to let the men...
CES treatment in PTSD should have a pronounced effect in that PTSD symptoms always increase when the person is under stress of any kind. Also, the research with CES in phobic patients indicates that phobic fear can not be experienced while CES treatment is in...
