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High ecoli count
rooted / General Q and A on 07-12-2010 02:29am
Hi padmasali, I understand you may be concerned about your health. Escherichia coli (E. coli) can cause lower urinary tract infections (UTI) but is usually treated with a variety of antibiotics, such as trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, ciprofloxacin, and nitrofurantoin. Most UTIs get better after therapy with one of these antibiotics. But if an inf... more
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How to help loved one with PTSD?
rooted / PTSD on 06-15-2010 05:47am
Hi gottlse, I think people who have been to war need a lot of time to recover from these experiences. My father and my cousin-in-law have both been to war and, although not diagnosed with PTSD, I think that they are both symptomatic. I think that the best thing that you can do for him is to encourage him in his therapy, and perhaps start seeing ... more
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Losing myself
rooted / Self Injury on 04-23-2010 00:41am
I totally understand about losing trust in the adults who are around you, especially when their advice means nothing. I think that you need to find someone who has "been there" and can really help guide you through this period. Like a mentor. I have found that when I was ready, a mentor would appear. My yoga teacher used to say that there is ... more
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Meeting someone with schizophrenia
rooted / Addiction, Recovery on 12-06-2009 12:55pm
Has she also been diagnosed as an addict?
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Bitter Body ?
rooted / Fitness on 12-06-2009 08:21am
Getting a "better body" is a difficult thing to achieve.

I think that your relationship with your body is very personal. Satisfaction can be achieved with some sense of balance...but too much working is out is too much...and not enough exercise is not enough.
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Cream in raw milk ?
rooted / Nutrition on 12-06-2009 08:18am
First, I'd suggest that you look into the science again of the risk of bacterial infection before drinking raw, unpasteurized milk. People who drink raw milk tend to make three arguments against pasteurization: 1) pasteurized milk changes the nutrients 2) pasteurization destroys enzymes and hormones 3) the process destroys healthy bacteria Scie... more

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