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dmhealth explores natural health topics with a practical, research-curious tone. Bee pollen is presented as a dense food of B vitamins, vitamin C, fat-soluble vitamins, minerals, enzymes, plant fatty acids, proteins, and amino acids the body does not make on its own, with fatigue as the everyday problem that drew the author toward the bee.

Chronic sinusitis is linked to fungus in dark, moist cavities, especially after repeated antibiotics and steroid sprays that weaken local defenses. A moldy room stay turns abstract research into personal motive, including Mayo Clinic work that found multiple fungi in sinus patients.

Cholesterol posts favor movement and diet changes before relying only on statin-class drugs and their side effects. Walking, modest weight reduction, less sugar, and moderate alcohol appear as first-line habits. Macular degeneration is explained as progressive loss of central retinal cells common after sixty, with notes on hereditary juvenile forms and other retinal risks. Expect clear health education without medical hype.

Busy as a Bee – Bee Pollen Benefits

Jan 20, 2012 · dmhealth
There are many Bee Pollen benefits if we take the time to notice them and if you are looking for “good health” than no better place to start. Bee Pollen contains a wide spectrum of…
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Chronic Sinusitis Treatment

Jan 18, 2012 · dmhealth
Millions suffer from sinusitis each year and even more seriously with cases of chronic sinusitis. A root cause of sinusitis that is rarely addressed is fungus. The dark, moist sinus cavities are a great environment for…
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Treat Cholesterol Issues

Jan 16, 2012 · dmhealth
Ways to Personally Treat Cholesterol Issues There are natural ways to treat high cholesterol other than taking drugs from pharmaceutical companies such as the cholesterol lowering drug Statin widely prescribed by doctors…
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Macular Degeneration

Dec 27, 2011 · dmhealth
Age-related macular degeneration is a progressive disease of the retina wherein the macula – the light-sensing cells in the central area of vision – stop working and eventually die. Thought to be…
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