Comments for My Q10 http://myq10.com Pharmaceutical and Medical news blog Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:55:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Find out what it takes to be a radiology tech by amy http://myq10.com/2008/05/find-out-what-it-takes-to-be-a-radiology-tech/#comment-540 amy Mon, 07 Jul 2008 21:51:19 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/05/find-out-what-it-takes-to-be-a-radiology-tech/#comment-540 How much does YOUR job pay? I ask because it seems to require no writing, spelling or punctuation skills whatsoever. How much does YOUR job pay? I ask because it seems to require no writing, spelling or punctuation skills whatsoever.

]]> Comment on Best Products for Hair Loss by sweetangel->> http://myq10.com/2008/05/best-products-for-hair-loss/#comment-435 sweetangel->> Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:14:24 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/05/best-products-for-hair-loss/#comment-435 Good Info! I will keep reading Good Info! I will keep reading

]]> Comment on Do Sunbeds Cause Cancer ? by Surfer Dude http://myq10.com/2008/06/do-sunbeds-cause-cancer/#comment-411 Surfer Dude Mon, 09 Jun 2008 00:55:55 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/06/do-sunbeds-cause-cancer/#comment-411 Don't forget the UV protective clothing! Surfers have used <a href="http://www.buy-rash-guards.com" rel="nofollow">rash guard shirts</a> for years but it's just recently that the SPF 150+ protection these shirts provide while you're in the water has been discovered by the rest of the beach going population. Don’t forget the UV protective clothing! Surfers have used rash guard shirts for years but it’s just recently that the SPF 150+ protection these shirts provide while you’re in the water has been discovered by the rest of the beach going population.

]]> Comment on How Is Skin Cancer Caused by Surfer Dude http://myq10.com/2008/06/how-is-skin-cancer-caused/#comment-410 Surfer Dude Sun, 08 Jun 2008 18:04:05 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/06/how-is-skin-cancer-caused/#comment-410 Don't forget the UV protective clothing! Surfers have used <a href="http://www.buy-rash-guards.com" rel="nofollow">rash guard shirts</a> for years but it's just recently that the SPF 150+ protection these shirts provide while you're in the water has been discovered by the rest of the beach going population. Don’t forget the UV protective clothing! Surfers have used rash guard shirts for years but it’s just recently that the SPF 150+ protection these shirts provide while you’re in the water has been discovered by the rest of the beach going population.

]]> Comment on Do Sunbeds Cause Cancer ? by Gary Lipman http://myq10.com/2008/06/do-sunbeds-cause-cancer/#comment-404 Gary Lipman Sun, 08 Jun 2008 16:25:45 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/06/do-sunbeds-cause-cancer/#comment-404 Adrian Fletcher's article is a prime example of the,ignorant, intolerant and the ill informed. he very word 'cancer' is being deliberately used to create fear and coerce a public acceptance of these measures. The key fact is that about 95 per cent of skin cancers are basal or squamous cell epitheliomas (in a ratio of about five to one) and although they are called 'cancers' they are functionally benign; they do not spread from the skin and kill. Most are just a centimetre in size; local excision is 95-99 per cent successful; residual microscopic pieces of tumour disappear by themselves and the few recurrences are easily removed. The exceptions are rare and often the consequence of some other diseases. So while 'skin cancer' is certainly the commonest cancer, the more honest statistic is that skin cancer is the least dangerous cancer; it lies at the very bottom of the mortality table. So the problem of 'skin cancer' shrivels as soon as you start to examine it, because the vast majority of these lesions are benign. The problem is technical: these benign epitheliomas are classified as cancers from a particular appearance under the microscope, not from their behaviour. The public, for whom the word cancer creates fear, does not understand this. While it may be technically correct to say that skin 'cancer' is related to sun exposure, this is meaningless, because these sun-provoked lesions are not really cancers: they are just small, local, slow-growing and above all benign. These trivial benign lesions cannot possibly justify the aggressive hue and cry about avoidance of UV exposure. Mr Fletcher, before you make sweeping statements, please try to research your subject properly. If you do not agree with any of my comments, please feel free to email me with any substantiation to the 'facts' in your article Adrian Fletcher’s article is a prime example of the,ignorant, intolerant and the ill informed. he very word ‘cancer’ is being deliberately used to create fear and coerce a public acceptance of these measures. The key fact is that about 95 per cent of skin cancers are basal or squamous cell epitheliomas (in a ratio of about five to one) and although they are called ‘cancers’ they are functionally benign; they do not spread from the skin and kill. Most are just a centimetre in size; local excision is 95-99 per cent successful; residual microscopic pieces of tumour disappear by themselves and the few recurrences are easily removed. The exceptions are rare and often the consequence of some other diseases.
So while ’skin cancer’ is certainly the commonest cancer, the more honest statistic is that skin cancer is the least dangerous cancer; it lies at the very bottom of the mortality table.
So the problem of ’skin cancer’ shrivels as soon as you start to examine it, because the vast majority of these lesions are benign. The problem is technical: these benign epitheliomas are classified as cancers from a particular appearance under the microscope, not from their behaviour. The public, for whom the word cancer creates fear, does not understand this. While it may be technically correct to say that skin ‘cancer’ is related to sun exposure, this is meaningless, because these sun-provoked lesions are not really cancers: they are just small, local, slow-growing and above all benign. These trivial benign lesions cannot possibly justify the aggressive hue and cry about avoidance of UV exposure. Mr Fletcher, before you make sweeping statements, please try to research your subject properly. If you do not agree with any of my comments, please feel free to email me with any substantiation to the ‘facts’ in your article

]]> Comment on Female Hair Loss Causes by piyu http://myq10.com/2008/06/female-hair-loss-causes/#comment-358 piyu Thu, 05 Jun 2008 08:03:51 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/06/female-hair-loss-causes/#comment-358 Hi, I read your post and i am thankful to you because it has really given lot of information on hair loss.Moreover it also explains about the difference in hair loss between men and women which is commendable.There are many problems which i was not aware about and came to know about it through your post.In my opinion the article states about all the causes of hair loss which is good but it would be great if you could also mention about some of the remedies that can be used to deal with hair loss and hair related problems.I came to know about some of them from the site www.parachutetherapie.com hope you also have a look at it. Hi,
I read your post and i am thankful to you because it has really given lot of information on hair loss.Moreover it also explains about the difference in hair loss between men and women which is commendable.There are many problems which i was not aware about and came to know about it through your post.In my opinion the article states about all the causes of hair loss which is good but it would be great if you could also mention about some of the remedies that can be used to deal with hair loss and hair related problems.I came to know about some of them from the site http://www.parachutetherapie.com

hope you also have a look at it.

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]]> Comment on Does A Cure for Diabetes Exist? by Christopher http://myq10.com/2008/05/does-a-cure-for-diabetes-exist/#comment-321 Christopher Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:45:06 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/05/does-a-cure-for-diabetes-exist/#comment-321 Where can I keep an update on this type of information....like a cure Where can I keep an update on this type of information….like a cure

]]> Comment on Remedies for Diabetes Type 2 by Remi http://myq10.com/2008/05/remedies-for-diabetes-type-2/#comment-317 Remi Fri, 30 May 2008 06:17:01 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/05/remedies-for-diabetes-type-2/#comment-317 Valid points! Helped me lot.. Thanks! Valid points! Helped me lot.. Thanks!

]]> Comment on 5 Never Thought Of Causes For Heartburn by Liz http://myq10.com/2008/05/5-never-thought-of-causes-for-heartburn/#comment-315 Liz Fri, 30 May 2008 02:00:20 +0000 http://myq10.com/2008/05/5-never-thought-of-causes-for-heartburn/#comment-315 You simply have to visit www.freeheartburnrelief.com for help with acid reflux and heartburn. Joe suffers, badly -- but doesn't anymore after he discovered a simple healthy formula from supplements he was already taking. Call it the accidental cure! But it's free and it works. He cured himself and now he's trying to help others -- free, no catches. OK, how many of us have tried the other GERD sites and paid good money for "cures" that aren't? I tred this site and got a real formula that works and I didn't have to sign up or pay for the info I was sent. No catch -- I was suprirsed; but it's true. You simply have to visit http://www.freeheartburnrelief.com for help with acid reflux and heartburn. Joe suffers, badly — but doesn’t anymore after he discovered a simple healthy formula from supplements he was already taking. Call it the accidental cure! But it’s free and it works. He cured himself and now he’s trying to help others — free, no catches.

OK, how many of us have tried the other GERD sites and paid good money for “cures” that aren’t? I tred this site and got a real formula that works and I didn’t have to sign up or pay for the info I was sent. No catch — I was suprirsed; but it’s true.

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