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After climbing the stairs 4 years (in my university) I tried hard with the disease to climb the 5th but failed twice and was kicked out. I had to change school and with a lot of efforts i finally managed. BUT in my view blame yourself for the addiction. I wonder if you were able to avoid it.

I know what I would do if I were you. I would put everything I have into a consultation with a veterinary nutritionist -if you possibly can, And work out a home-cooked diet based on advice from him/her. Some intensive research online may help... It will be hard work I am sure and may be confusing sometimes, but I think that is the way I would go. Sorry to project my own opinions....

I did find this somewhere on a US University Health website, and it made total sense...I'm looking for it again but can't find it. It had a min of each, as well as reasons why. I think it was minimum in grams of 48 Carbs, 28 protein, 12 fat and 16 or 18 fibre. As far as I remember the reason for that amount protein was that less than that/day caused various effect, including death of braincells :) There are lots of theories all over the Net.

Has anyone seen Dr. John Sampson at Duke University? I have an appt with him in early January. I was told by someone at their medical center that he was a cm specialist and was wondering if anyone has made progress under his care. Thanks!

If it does turn out to be cancer, I would go see a nutritionist and go see Dr. Friedman and Duke University cancer center in Raliegh NC. The best that I know of. Also, check out David Baileys website for inspiration. Good Luck and God bless. My 34 year old son is fighting stage 4 brain cancer.

Im wondering if anyone has had any experience with this university or the doctors there? Where he goes now is in kingsprt tenn. and they have a great success rate but evidently they feel they cant handle his issues and want to send him here/Any information you can give me is appreicated.

Good luck! I'm a student at the University of Maryland! I hope they can help you!

I am currently a student at Loughborough University Design School studying Industrial Design & Technology. For one of my final year projects I am intending to design a product/service that aids stroke survivors through rehabilitation and the transition back to day to day activities. The brief also touches on making assistive technologies more aesthetically pleasing, moving away from large chunky white handrails for example.

My doctor is sending me to the University of Pennsylvania for my ablation. Does anyone know anything about this hospital?

Have tried everything under the sun regarding gastroparesis, including various medication, digestive enzymes, Rx probiotics, many other supplements, diet changes (with the help of a nutritionist), none of them seem to do an ounce of good. But honestly it's the swallowing issues that cause me by far the most distress. I also have a persistent rash on the back of my hands that has preceded my digestive issues.

m on a low dose of glyburide at bedtime and just making sure I eat the right amount of carbs at the right times. Are you going to see a nutritionist or a maternal fetal medicine specialist? Seeing the nutritionist helped me a lot.

I went to a nutritionist regarding my tiredness and weight loss. The nutritionist committed me to one month of perfect eating, sleeping, routine walks and no alcohol. After the month I was symptom free. No headaches, great energy, and the muscle aches have subsided. I've been maintaining the proper diet, sleep, walking and moderation on alcohol. The nutritionist suspected that I was using alcohol and pain releif in excess.

For weight its best to sit down with a nutritionist to go over your foods and serving sizes - what you should eat and cannot eat. Ask your doctor for a referral. Major teaching hospitals found on or near major university campuses have trained nutritionist's on staff.

110 mg/8 ounces), fewer calories, less sugar, and much more potassium,” said Dr. Douglas Kalman, Sports Nutritionist, Florida International University and a Director in the Nutrition and Endocrinology Division at Miami Research Associates. “In a sodium rich culture, Vita Coco is the healthier, all-natural choice to hydrate the sporting body”.

Professional help thru an inpatient or intense outpatient program. A nutritionist and therapist are a must. This is rarely cured on your own.

Thanks I heard that I just wondered how it affected pregnancy. My doctors office basically called me and told me I was diabetic this time I was hypoglycemic and that they would keep a close eye on me but didn't say anything else so I just wondered. And the last thing I want to do is google anything cuz its always worse case.

Some psychotropic meds also cause this problem, http://www.drugwatch.com/risperdal/gynecomastia/. I would start with the MD and have him/her recommend a nutritionist if needed.

Hi,is there anybody,who is pregnant and still goes to university?Iam in 3rd year of bachelor degree and I want to finished it (in June 2015 I have graduation) - but now Iam in 5week and baby comes in April 2015 :-) what can I do with school?Have you got same problem?

has anyone had their ablation done at University of Penn? I am using Dr. callans.

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