If you aim to engage habits which attempt against your health, you will have greater probabilities of dying by an infarct. Disrespecting the following rules -listed here- is like committing slow suicide.

Pharmaceutical companies create diseases to increase sale of medicines, warned a team of investigators.

The moderate consumption of beer can diminish one of the factors of risk in Alzheimer's disease, since this drink contains silica.

Specialists promote the early diagnosis to avoid cirrhosis or cancer. Most of these ailments are asymptomatic and are detected when it's too late and the diseases are already advanced.

A survey concludes that the incidence of some of the most serious complications in diabetes type 1 have barely improved in last the 30 years.

An investigation showed that more than 20% of the patients with chronic ailments felt lightening after listening to music. In addition, patients with osteoartritis also diminished the depression incidence.

Cardiovascular disease represent the first cause of death worldwide. With this tool you will be able to find out the probability of having a heart event in the next 10 years.

Western medicine's therapies have failed in the treatment of chronic degenerative diseases, by lack of a true scientific philosophy. The search of alternative solutions only demonstrates that people are yearning for the appearance of a new school of thought that works.

The treatments with synthetic help, but they are contraindicated in some cases and may secondary effects, so they are not a suitable therapy for all patients.

A clinical study with 129 patients with varicose ulcers of slow evolution, demonstrated that the proposed treatment with Systemic Medicine is highly effective in injury remission, symptom's improvement and quality of life increase, without causing secondary adverse effects.

Female, 62 year old diabetic patient with a one year history of a left foot ulcer, not responding to convencional treatment. After 2 months of systemic treatment, photographic evidences show excellent clinical evolution.