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Common painkillers taken by expectant mothers linked to congenital defects in newborns

August 25, 2006 - naturalnews.com printable article

Common painkillers taken by expectant mothers linked to congenital defects in newborns

Canadian researchers conducted a population-based study of more than 36,000 pregnant women in Quebec, and found that women who filled prescriptions for NSAIDs early in pregnancy were twice as likely to give birth to babies with any birth defect, and more than three times as likely to have infants with heart defects -- mainly anomalies related to cardiac septal ...

Common painkillers taken by expectant mothers linked to congenital defects in newborns

August 25, 2006 - Common painkillers taken by expectant mothers linked to congenital defects in newborns

Friday, August 25, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: birth defects, expectant mothers, drug side effectsCanadian researchers conducted a population-based study of more than 36,000 pregnant women in Quebec, and found that women who filled prescriptions for NSAIDs early in pregnancy were twice as likely to give birth to babies with any birth defect, and more than three times as likely to have infants ...

Weeping wattle shows potential in treating pain-related conditions

October 23, 2018 -

Chronic inflammation can be caused by many things, including untreated acute inflammation, autoimmune disease, or prolonged exposure to irritants. It is important to treat chronic inflammation to avoid potential damage to DNA, cells, tissues, and organs since these could progress to more severe diseases like cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and neurodegenerative diseases. Although there are treatments available for chronic inflammation, the majority of these are associated ...

5 Over-the-counter drugs you MUST avoid

April 27, 2017 -

1. Ibuprofen

Ibuprofen, which is the primary component of Advil or Motrin, is a commonly used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) to treat or alleviate fever, inflammation and pain. But ibuprofen is far from harmless. Bangor Daily News reports that ibuprofen has caused "16,000 deaths per year and sent 100,000 people to the emergency room in the U.S.," due to ulcers, stomach bleeding and serious heart problems. A nine year study of 29,000 individuals from Denmark ...

Do you take too much ibuprofen? It could cause bleeding stomach ulcers and even heart attack, according to new study

February 27, 2018 -

The study was carried out by a team of researchers from Boston University who looked at the side effects of anti-inflammatory painkillers. In conducting the study, the research team looked at the data of 1,326 individuals who reported taking ibuprofen in the past month. The study participants accomplished online medication diaries every day for a week.

The results revealed that all of the participants took ibuprofen during the week. Eighty-seven percent of them only ...

No good reason for the opioid epidemic: Clinical trial showed no “significant difference” in pain relief for treating arm or leg pain using opioids vs non-opioids

December 20, 2017 -

In the study, researchers from Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine looked at 416 people between the ages of 21 and 64 who visited New York emergency rooms with moderate to severe pain in their arms or legs due to fracture, sprain or strain. Around a fifth of them had bone fractures, while others had problems like dislocated shoulders or sprained ankles. Opioid analgesics are a first-line method of treatment for this type of pain in ERs, and the researchers ...

Joy Behar mocks “scared” Trump for putting “wall” around White House before election

November 06, 2020 -

Blabbering co-host Joy Behar spewed a tirade of verbal diarrhea in condemning Trump for taking this protective measure, all the while boasting that “courageous” Barack Obama, whom she apparently idolizes, never had to do such a thing despite being “the first black president” (whatever that means).

Not that anyone out there actually cares, but Behar wants the world to know that she is “not proud” of “President Bone Spurs,” as she disrespectfully called Trump, because ...

Analysis finds that pharmaceutical drugs are destroying the environment – where are all the environmental activists?

November 21, 2019 -

Even if you're not a climate alarmist, this information is for you, too. As millions of people lament about cows, gas-powered vehicles, and other alleged causes of "global warming," Big Pharma is the biggest elephant in the room that continues to get a free pass from the "climate experts" telling us all to become vegetarians and accept a global government that claims to have all the "answers" and "solutions."

As it turns out, upwards of 90 percent of the active ingredients ...

Patients with chronic wounds heal faster without opioids

December 20, 2016 -

A new study that was published in Wound Repair and Regeneration shows that patients suffering from chronic wounds who have never received opioids heal more quickly than those who are administered these drugs. The study involved 450 subjects, and was carried out by researchers from the George Washington School of Medicine & Health Sciences.

The study’s lead author, Associate Professor of Medicine Dr. Victoria Shanmugam, is calling for further studies to understand what ...

They are screwing with the weather maps: SUN is BAD!

July 20, 2022 -

(Article by Raheem Kassam republished from RaheemKassam.Substack.com)

What was once the smiley, happy face of the sun letting us know we could strip off and run through the neighborhood sprinklers (when we were kids, please don’t do this as adults) has been replaced with the deepest, darkest red that corporate media graphics departments can create, designed to summon forth notions of hell on Earth.

Observe, back in 1995 – when “John Kettley was the weatherman, the ...

A silent killer: Leaky gut syndrome is often misdiagnosed or ignored

November 02, 2019 -

The small intestine is equipped with villi. This intelligent, protective barrier permits nutrients to enter the bloodstream while discerning and blocking metabolic wastes, environmental toxins, heavy metals, and microbial toxins.Leaky gut syndrome is the precursor to many diseases

Leaky gut syndrome begins with inflammation and irritation of the epithelium on the villi. This inflammation indicates that the villi are overburdened and unable to do their job correctly....

Six reasons why CBD oil is better than NSAIDs

August 12, 2019 -

Reports estimate that Americans spend an average of $50 billion annually in efforts to deal with their pain. Many turn to chemical medications for relief, and there is a clearly defined link between this search for pain relief and the opioid crisis the country has been battling for several years.

However, while the majority of pain sufferers do not necessarily rely on opioids for relief, every day more than 30 million do turn to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) ...

Bottoms up! The 5 health benefits of ginger water, a natural anti-inflammatory drink

March 31, 2019 -

Do take note that you should drink plain ginger water to reap the benefits of this spice. If you add artificial sweeteners to the drink, you may experience negative side effects such as bloating or digestive problems.5 Reasons to drink ginger water

Here are the five health benefits of drinking ginger water.It can help balance blood sugar.

Data from a 2015 study published in the Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine revealed that consuming three grams ...

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If you can’t ban it, steal it: How Big Pharma is trying to gain control of the cannabis industry

August 21, 2019 -

Marijuana was not always prohibited or viewed as dangerous in our country. In fact, as far back as the 1830s, early settlers were well aware of its medicinal benefits. The History Channel explains that by the end of the 1800s, Americans could purchase cannabis extracts from their local pharmacies or doctors’ offices, and it was commonly used in the treatment of insomnia, stomach pain, migraines, inflammation and other conditions.

In recent years, attitudes towards marijuana ...