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Join Gypsy Healer, Lynda Yraceburu, for a series of classes that's out of this world!

Dr. Ron Greenspan Utilizes Revolutionary Temporary Anchorage Devices to Allow Patients to Avoid Surgery.

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Class IV Laser Therapy, also known as Photo Medicine. Cleared by the FDA recently, Laser Therapy will now be used at the Pacifica Laser Therapy Center, one of the first treatment centers in Southern California to use the pain-relieving technology

Author Deborah Merlin joins bluedominoes.com to spread the word on lead poisoning and its association with ADD and ADHD

Article Explores the link between Migraines, Obesity, Hyperactivity, and Asthma and MSG

Join Casa Palmera on Yahoo!Groups to connect with others experiencing similar situations to your own.

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Sometimes the best way to heal is to talk about what you have been through. Casa Palmera recently made available on their site a way for you to do just that. You can anonymously share your past experiences- talking about a problem is therapeutic.

Casa Palmera, located in Del Mar California, is now offering treatment for eating disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, chronic pain and trauma (PTSD) treatment.

New Web-based Products Enable Hospitals, Physician Offices, University Medical Centers to Manage Patient Health Records, Track Assets, Capture Charges and Electronic Prescription Orders.

Since making skin care products was not helping it live up to its mission of helping people intelligently, safely and affordably enhance their image, Noixia announced a shift to focus on biochemical and genealogical based anti-aging methods.

Med Records to GoTM stores health information vital to care providers

Many people who live with a chronic illness may feel like their education or career is over upon a diagnosis. It doesn’t have to be. Free online workshops during Invisible Illness Week provide professional assistance and advice.