______________________________________________________________ There are things we must learn, about life, about physiology and about health, in order to understand the title of this document: 1) What fat cells are, 2) How fat cells function, 3) What fat cells do, 4) The systemic relationship of fat cells. Fat cells are useful, important and necessary. Fat cells are part of the immune system. When the body encounters more toxins than it can process, using the immune system, fat cells … [Read more...]
Arthritis – Women's Health
September 20, 2010 by
Arthritis Arthritis is a disease that involves inflammation of one or more joints. ("Arthr" refers to joints, and "itis" to inflammation.) Joint inflammation is the body's reaction to various disease processes. These include mechanical injury to a joint (including fracture), the presence of an infection (usually caused by bacteria or viruses), an attack on the joints by the body itself (an autoimmune disease), or accumulated "wear and tear" on joints. With some injuries and … [Read more...]
Arthritis – Women’s Health
September 20, 2010 by
Arthritis Arthritis is a disease that involves inflammation of one or more joints. ("Arthr" refers to joints, and "itis" to inflammation.) Joint inflammation is the body's reaction to various disease processes. These include mechanical injury to a joint (including fracture), the presence of an infection (usually caused by bacteria or viruses), an attack on the joints by the body itself (an autoimmune disease), or accumulated "wear and tear" on joints. With some injuries and … [Read more...]
