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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has been recognized as a serious disease, studies have been released linking chronic fatigue to genetic abnormalities involved in physiological processes. The prevalence of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is higher than previously thought by doctors and scientists and has been receiving high attention; its effects on the body have been compared to the [...]

Comments are closed | February 8th, 2012

Fatigue: How Does It Happen?

Fatigue is very often a co-diagnosis that occurs with many illnesses, diseases and lifestyles. Fatigue is brought on by the degradation of your body’s cell and mitochondrial membranes from oxidative stress. Fatigue, no matter what is cause, can be reduced through Lipid Replacement Therapy with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.

 

Common Physical Causes of Fatigue:

Stress

Depression

Grief

Extreme Physical Activity

Athletic [...]

Comments are closed | February 6th, 2012

Is there a cure for Lupus?

Questions for Prof. Garth Nicolson
Department of Molecular Pathology,
The Institute for Molecular Medicine,
Huntington Beach, California

Is there a cure for lupus?  If not, what are the normal treatment protocols associated with the disease?

Dr. Nicolson’s Reply:

Although there is no cure for lupus, there are treatments that have been found to be effective in reducing signs and symptoms, preventing [...]

One comment so far - Ask Your Question to Our Experts - (Comments are closed) | January 26th, 2011

What organs and tissues are most affected by Lupus?

Questions for Prof. Garth Nicolson
Department of Molecular Pathology,
The Institute for Molecular Medicine,
Huntington Beach, California

What are the organs and tissues most affected by lupus and what symptoms are most often found in lupus?

Dr. Nicolson’s reply:

The signs and symptoms most often found in lupus depend on which organs and tissues are affected and how seriously they are [...]

One comment so far - Ask Your Question to Our Experts - (Comments are closed) | January 26th, 2011