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Thursday, January 26th, 2012
In our minds Belladonna has been most often associated with the Italian expression “bella donna” meaning of beautiful lady. The topic here is not about feminine the gender, but, the plant bearing the same name. Most of us are probably more familiar with the term Deadly nightshade, death berries, devil’s cherries, poison black cherries, dwayberry, or Devil’s Berries.
Belladonna has its origins in Europe, its leaves and roots used in medical remedies throughout the ages. Historically, one of the more well-known uses were by Italian women, who used the berry juice to dilate their pupils for increased attractiveness.
Belladonna can be toxic in large doses, especially to the very young. It can be easily purchased at many health food stores or online. Found as an ingredient in some prescriptions, homeopathic and over the counter meds. In other words, you may find it anywhere.
In 2010, the risk of Belladonna in “Hyland’s Baby Teething Tablets” became of such great concern that the company voluntarily recalled the product. The problem being that the
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Tuesday, June 29th, 2010
Polyp Removal & Endoscopy
Nasal polyps are a benign (non-cancerous growth) that can grow individually or in clusters. No one knows for sure how chronic inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane can lead to polyps but they can be treated. Size can vary from large to small. Coloration can vary from yellowish brown to pink and typically grow in both nostrils. It is possible to have polyps and not know it because there may not be any symptoms.
One of the first indications that something may be wrong is chronic sinusitis or sinus infection. If they are large polyps there can be difficulty breathing because of obstruction (blocking) of the nasal passageway. Other symptoms that can accompany sinus polyps are a constant:
- Runny nose
- Bad breath odor
- Post nasal drip
- A feeling that something is in the nose
- Pain in the face
- Poor sense of smell or taste
- Double vision
- Snoring
- Itching around the eyes
- Headache
- Nose bleeds
Even sleep apnea has been associated with nasal polyps. If you believe that you have a nasal obstruction then speak with your physician about testing. Your doctor may order a
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Saturday, September 26th, 2009
Bad breath can come from deep in the back of the throat when tonsilloliths become trapped in the crevices of the tonsils. These small smelly white balls (can also be yellow, beige or large) are clusters of food particles, sulfur producing bacteria, dead cells and mucus secretions that build up and become trapped.
What are the Symptoms Of Tonsil Stones
- The first symptoms of Tonsilloliths are a feeling of something being stuck in the back of the throat.
- A chronic cough or sneezing which may loosen and reveal the presence of calcified stones for the very first time.
- These clusters of white bumps create a need to constantly clear the throat.
Getting Rid Of Tonsil Stones
Healthcare professionals recommend removing these pesky white bumps with
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