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- Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jul 5, 2009
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The Green Community: Week in review
- by Katie Machol
- Tags: Green Community, usf, Tampa, Sex, photos, economy, Design, Environment, video, EPA, global warming, planning, Fashion, agriculture, genetically, recycle, billie-jean, style, eco, green, organic, sustainable, sustainability, Science, soy, uk, diy, Michael Jackson, fireworks, fear, Green Community, Going Green, reuse, organic cotton, solar, energy, eco friendly, peak oil, lingerie, solar power, livestock, greenhouse effect, toxins, Chris Martenson, FL, architecture, Green building, farming, recycled materials, genetically modified food, water pollution, school of architecture, recycled material, organic beers, samuel smith, transition town, electricity, fourth of july party, excess waste, Thriller, reduce, make paper from junk mail, bottled water, water filter, zero waste reverse osmosis, red plum, picking up trash, living green, Cows, food science, greenhouse gas emissions, stephen moore, university of alberta, methane, aia, meditation, mental wellness, positive affirmations, visualizations, m. king hubbert, jimmy carter, tampa bay transition, heart disease treatments, chelation therapy, clinical trial, TACT, NIH, Environmental video, Earth Song, beatles, british music charts, epic records, climate bill, heart attack, stroke, heart attack prevention, EDTA, acetaminophen, painkillers, causes of pain, risks of drugs, natural alternatives, natural pain relief, solar oven, homebrew, wind turbinegreen power, dan rojas, sustainable business models, sexy lingerie, ecological problem, textile industry, natural materials, image gallery, veggie hot dogs, chicken kebabs, fourth of july celebrations, organic beverages, american as apple pie, non alcoholic beverages, hamburger meat, bbq time, organic chicken, meat lovers, local show, conversation piece, silverware, meat products, hotdogs, fourth of july, pyrotechnics, american chemical society, mother nature network, eco-friendly fireworks, federal regulations, the crash course, Uncategorized
Genetically engineering cows to produce less methane, natural alternatives to acetaminophen, peak oil, and ways to have a greener Fourth of July- just some of the posts you might have missed this last week in the Green Community.
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- Blogs, Daily Loaf, Jun 30, 2009
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Using chelation therapy to prevent heart attacks and strokes
- by Carol Roberts
- Tags: Health & Wellness, Green Community, Health & Wellness, Green Community, heart disease treatments, chelation therapy, clinical trial, TACT, NIH, heart attack, stroke, heart attack prevention, EDTA, Uncategorized
A scientific trial has been underway since 2003 which is designed to test the hypothesis that chelation therapy is effective for exactly this purpose. Chelation is a simple process for the removal of toxic metals from the body. It involves the administration of a medication by IV in the doctor’s office. Many physicians who have been using this treatment for decades recognize its benefit in this regard.
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