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This site is not intended as a comprehensive "medical" site, but is designed to:

1. Provide, point to good resources

2. Allow quick access to protocols and ways of dealing with and minimizing the effects of illnesses.

As always, your contributions are invited, as long as they are succinct and useable and/or point to excellent resources, giving you full credit. If you are interested, click on: Permissions/Contributions.

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See the sections on the care of your body and the other items in the "Managing Your Life For Great Physical Health and Vitality".

Print these summaries and tracking sheets the minute you have symptoms, and then follow them:

Respiratory:

Colds, Coughs, And/or Sinuses - Care and Treatment - A quick review of the arsenal (supplies)

to have on hand and what is necessary to minimize and/or eliminate the downsides.

Consider Nasalcrom also.

Instant Reference - Colds - A checklist that is immediately implementable, plus the "kit"

to keep available at all times:

Flus (use www.WebMD.com until we do the summary)

Clearing Up Chest Congestion - Quickly and well, before it breeds infection.

Allergies

Sinuses - Successful Treatment - More detailed coverage, with a questionnaire to fill out for the

doctor to make sure all the points are covered. See Silent Reflux.

Pain And Physical Discomfort - What should you do? Alter your lifestyle, use less energy?

Arthritis

Heartburn, Acid or Silent Reflux - Was the source of throat and sinus problems for me.

What To Do When Sick

Cancer related

Prostate cancer odds and detection - Indicators, when to have biopsies, how to detect.

The 55 Sample Prostate Superbiopsy "Procedure" And My Experience And Learning, And Loving

The Catheter... - and the analogy for what it means for anything physical...and the

psychological aspects involved.

MEDICAL INFORMATION/RESEARCH/READING: Of course, using an expert directly is more reliable as they have more experience and can direct knowledge to your situation, i.e. a medical doctor.

Probably use first: www.WebMD.com

Also all excellent: