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The Challenges of Medical Preparedness in a High-Tech Age
The following post is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. In the first of a series, he raises a number of issues that other readers may … Continue reading
Fish antibiotics – Updated 3-22-11
Fish antibiotics . . . . . . are they safe? . . . are they effective? . . . are they the same ones used to treat humans? 3-22-11 UPDATE: This question is harder to answer than you may … Continue reading
Trench Mouth and TEOTWAWKI
Our friendly tooth doctor was inspired to write this after the Buckeyes beat Michigan. * * * As I have been thinking about what a dentist can add to a discussion of health care after a serious disruption of civilization, … Continue reading
Posted in Chlorhexidine oral rinse, Contributors, Dental, Diseases, Hydrogen peroxide, Medical archives, Perennial Favorites, Sore mouth or gums, Toothache, Trench mouth, W Hampton - Tooth Doctor
Tagged Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis, AIDS, Chlorhexidine, Halitosis, Health, Tooth, World War I
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Medication stockpiling – what the government is doing
There’s little sense in my duplicating information that is already out there. So I’ve been looking around, seeing what the government is doing to stockpile medication. I had assumed we have national stockpiles, but had never really checked into … Continue reading
Posted in 101 Ways to Save Money on Health Care, Chronic diseases, Immunization, Injuries, Medical archives, Medications, Perennial Favorites, Stockpiling medical supplies, Vaccination
Tagged 2012, A-H1N1, Armageddon, Chronic (medicine), Conditions and Diseases, Government, Health, Infectious disease, Medicine, Public health, Stockpiling, Strategic National Stockpile, TEOTWAWKI
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Rheumatoid arthritis – cost and treatment considerations
Dr. Koelker discusses treatment options for rheumatoid arthritis. How to be your own doctor in 2012 and TEOTWAWKI / Armageddon. Continue reading
Posted in Arthritis, Aspirin, Celebrex, Chronic diseases, Diclofenac, Humira, Ibuprofen, Medical archives, Medications, Naproxen, Naproxen (Aleve), NSAIDs, OTC NSAIDs, OTC Pain meds, Prescription Medications, Rheumatoid arthritis, Stockpiling medications
Tagged 2012, Armageddon, Arthritis, Conditions and Diseases, corticosteroids, Health, Ibuprofen, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, steroids, TEOTWAWKI
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Welcome to Armageddon Medicine
Welcome to Armageddon Medicine I started this blog in September 2010 as a service to all those interested in responsible preparation for the future. An educator at heart, I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned about medicine over the past few … Continue reading
Free Medical Downloads for Treating Yourself
If you’re worried you may end up where there is no doctor, you’re not alone. For Americans, this is largely a concern of the future. For Third World countries, it’s a problem today. The Hesperian Foundation has several publications available for free download … Continue reading
Ten Essential OTC Medications to Stockpile
Are over-the-counter (OTC) drugs really worth stockpiling? As a family physician my answer is a resounding yes. Most of the following were actually prescription medications when first released. (In higher dosages, several still are.) Although other OTC drugs are worth … Continue reading
Posted in Acetaminophen - Tylenol, Antibacterial topical, Anxiety, acute, Arthritis, Bacitracin, Bonine - meclizine, Common cold, Constipation, Diarrhea, Dramamine - meclizine, GERD / Acid reflux, Ibuprofen, Kidney stone, Meclizine, Medical archives, Nausea, OTC Nausea/vomiting meds, OTC NSAIDs, OTC Pain meds, Over-the-counter meds, Pain, Perennial Favorites, Rash, Skin, Stomach flu, Toothache, Vomiting
Tagged Conditions and Diseases, Diaper rash, Food and Drug Administration, Health, Ibuprofen, Over-the-counter drug, Pharmacy, Prescription drug
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References for Medical Preppers: Books, DVDs, and CDs
The following post on medical preparedness is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. * * * If you are in the process of preparing for future medical contingencies, … Continue reading
Posted in 101 Ways / Health Care, 101 Ways to Save Money on Health Care, Books, Bookshelf, Contributors, Education, Medical archives, Perennial Favorites, Pete Farmer, Save Money
Tagged Health, Health care, Healthcare, Medicine, Paul Farmer, Physicians' Desk Reference, Richard Jadick, Shopping
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Herbal Medicine – Introduction
The following is excerpted from my upcoming book, Armageddon Medicine. * * * Allopathic doctors (M.D.s and some D.O.s) have little experience with herbal medication, yet we have the greatest likelihood of making some sense out of a thorny issue. … Continue reading