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• Aids / HIV
  ...iency virus infection / acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is a disease of the human immune system caused by infection with human immunodeficiency *[[Infectious Diseases]]
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• Canker Sores
  ...canker sores as well as in reducing the pain felt during the course of the disease. In particular, the leaf of the red raspberry plant is rich in vitamins, mi [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Genital Herpes
  *[[Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)]] [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Genital Warts
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Gonorrhea
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Hepatitis
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Infectious Diseases
  ...ss or even helpful, but under certain conditions, some organisms may cause disease. ...ntiseptics in fighting the following: Bacteria, Fungi, Protozoa, All other infectious organisms.
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• Infectious Mononucleosis (Glandular Fever)
  Infectious mononucleosis (mono) is widely known as the "kissing disease" even though this label is only partly true. Kissing can indeed spread the [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Influenza
  ...A is the only type that can cause a pandemic, which is a global spread of disease. Bird flu and swine flu pandemics both resulted from influenza A viruses. A ...ammations that are also connected to some of the signs and symptoms of the disease.
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• Mad Cow Disease
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Malaria
  ...ca, Africa and India. Malaria is not a common disease in the U.S., and the disease is mainly diagnosed in Americans who engage in international travel to coun ...om the fatal dangers of malaria and can help you fight against this deadly disease.
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• Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
  ...occurre in areas that had less sunlight and higher rates of the infectious disease mononucleosis. The researchers speculate that if vitamin D levels are too l ...in and its associated nervous system is where diseases such as Parkinson's Disease (PD), Multiple Sclerosis (MS), chronic fatigue and other neurological or au
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• Muscle Fatigue
  ...and aldosterone. Besides muscle weakness, other common signs of Addison's disease include: * [[Fibromyalgia]] : Fibromyalgia is a chronic disease that, besides other symptoms, causes muscle pain and fatigue, such as:
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• Polio
  see also : [[Infectious Diseases]] [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Pneumonia
  ...the backyard too. There are natural ways to support treatment of the said disease by the aid of Mother Nature. Listed below are among the discovered wonderfu ...lth problems, from inflammatory conditions to skin problems and even heart disease. Louis Pasteur (the same man behind pasteurization), a French chemist, dis
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• Post Nasal Drip
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Ringworm
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
  * [[Infectious Diseases]] ...nseng is mentioned here because it is relied upon to protect a person from disease; it is also considered important in treating serious lung diseases. It is u
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• Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Sinus Infections
  [[Category:Respiratory disease]] [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Staph Infection (MRSA)
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Stomach Cancer
  ...n, China, Southern and Eastern Europe, and South and Central America. This disease is less common in Northern and Western Africa, South Central Asia, and Nort ...hortage of red blood cells (anemia) and other problems. Patients with this disease also have an increased risk of stomach cancer.
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• Strep Throat (Sore Throat)
  ...ptococcal pharyngitis), trauma, and tumors. Gastroesophageal (acid) reflux disease can cause stomach acid to back up into the throat and also cause the throat [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Tuberculosis (TB)
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
  ...t 2000 milliliters of water is not just advisable during the course of the disease. It is also recommended that one drinks plenty of water to regularly clean ...es the acidity level of the urine. In acid environment, bacteria and other disease-causing microorganisms that invade the urinary tract cannot thrive. In a st
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• Warts
  ...ea tree oil is effective in removing and killing the virus that caused the disease. There are several ways to apply tea tree oil. The basic is simply to dab t
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• Yeast Infection (Candidiasis)
  * [[Infectious Diseases]] *Crohn's Disease
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• Yellow Fever
  ...rica, affecting travelers to and residents of those areas.<br>See also : [[Infectious Diseases]] ...50 percent of people with the more severe form of yellow fever die of the disease.
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• Cold Sores
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Pharyngitis
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Hepatitis A
  ...isease of the liver caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV).<br>See also : [[Infectious Diseases]] ...sterol regulating effects. But, it’s not just good for people with heart disease; it also has been found in studies to be effective against the hepatitis vi
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• Herpes
  * [[Infectious Mononucleosis (Glandular Fever)]] * [[Infectious Diseases]]
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• Hepatitis B
  ...uding humans. It was originally known as "serum hepatitis"<br>See also : [[Infectious Diseases]] ...n 10% of those infected develop chronic hepatitis B. In those with chronic disease cirrhosis and liver cancer may eventually develop.
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• Hepatitis C
  Other Names : Hepatitis C is an infectious disease affecting primarily the liver, caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV). ...sterol regulating effects. But, it’s not just good for people with heart disease; it also has been found in studies to be effective against the hepatitis vi
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• Bladder Infections
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Scrofula
  ...ulosis in the second half of the 20th century, scrofula became a very rare disease. With the appearance of AIDS, however, it has shown a resurgence, and prese *At the beginning of the disease there can be noticed small focal points, but after a few days the whole sca
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• Tonsillitis
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Athlete’s Foot
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Fever
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Turmeric
  *People with congestive heart disease whose cause remains unidentified and people with painful gallstones, obstru * there's some evidence that turmeric supplements may aggravate gallbladder disease.
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• Immunological Disorders
  *[[Infectious Diseases]] ...infection to diseases that slowly wastes the body, such as cardiovascular disease and cancer. By this action, tea can clearly boost the immune system.
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• Cough
  [[Category:infectious disease]] [[Category:Respiratory disease]]
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• Laryngitis
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Shingles
  *Like any other disease condition, people who experience this must rest in order to regain back the [[Category:infectious disease]]
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• Triphala
  ...are in hoarseness of voice (important use), insomnia, excessive thirst and infectious conditions in general. It is anti-asthmatic and anti-spasmodic and also ver *Prevent heart disease
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• Mangosteen
  ...h as repairing cell damage from free radicals ... warding off degenerative disease ... and preventing mental deterioration. All xanthones have similar molecul ...the inflammation in the brain that is being linked to Alzheimer's dementia disease.
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• Apples
  * Apples help fight heart disease. Preventing coronary heart diseases and other cardiovascular problems is us ...cancer is through their inhibition of Helicobacter pylori, one of the main infectious agents linked to both ulcer and gastric cancer. But apple procyanidin has a
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• Red Wine
  ...sis, Dementia, Depression, Seizures, Gout, High blood pressure, Infectious disease, Nerve damage, Pancreatitis, heartburn, hair-loss,...
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• Chaga mushroom
  ...cal process thought to contribute to the development of inflammatory bowel disease). ...th innate and adaptive responses as well as enhancing phagocytosis against infectious diseases and cancers.
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• Aphthous ulcers
  [[Category:infectious disease]]
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