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Creator: Unidentified.
Location: Middle East?
Description: Gen and Lady Allenby watching an exhibition stunting by 9 aeroplanes. (Description supplied with photograph) Allenby was a British military commander during World War 1, commanding the 3rd Army on the Western Front before being put in charge of the successful Middle East campaign. Collection reference: 30590 George Hamilton Milson photograph album.
George Hamilton Milson, from Springvale Station, south-west of Winton, was a 21 year old grazier when he enlisted on 1 February 1916. He embarked on 20 July 1916 for Egypt, and served with the 7th Light Horse Regiment in the Middle East. Promoted to corporal then sergeant, Milson took part in operations at Gaza, Beersheba and Amman in Palestine. Unfortunately, Milson was beset with ill health during his 3 years at war, and cadet training was interrupted several times by hospitalisation for mumps, malaria, sciatica and a gunshot wound. Despite these setbacks, Milson was eventually commissioned as a 2nd lieutenant on 23 October 1918, and as a lieutenant on 23 January 1919. He returned safely to Australia in May 1919, and resumed his grazing interests around Winton.
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Igor Ostrovsky, MD, PhD.
3120 Brighton 5th Street, Suite 1C
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 934-1920
dr.IgorOstrovsky@gmail.com
Igor Ostrovsky, M.D., Ph.D. specializes in pain management, environmental, preventive and anti-aging medicine. Dr. Ostrovsky is a member of American Society of Anesthesiologists, Pan American Allergy Society, Homeopathic Medical society of the State of New York, the American Academy of Pain Management and the American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM). He is also a Charter Fellow of the American College of Acupuncture. He studied homeopathy under many of the world’s leading Homeopaths, such as Dr. Rajan Sankaran, Dr. Bhawisha and Dr. Shachindra Joshi, Jeremy Sherr and Roger Morrison. Dr. Ostrovsky also studied Neural Therapy from Dr. Ulrike Aldag, Director of the Berlin Institute for Neural Therapy.
Dr. Ostrovsky has vast experience with Physical Therapy, Pain Management (Platelet-Rich Plasma, PSTIM, Prolotherapy, Neural Therapy, Conventional Invasive Pain Management), and Environmental Toxicity (Allergy Testing and Treatment, Food Sensitivity, Nutritional Therapy, Chelation Therapy). I specialize in a variety of other medical treatments, including Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Infusion of Hydrogen Peroxide, Vitamins, and Natural Hormone Replacement.
To restore health it is important to remove toxic burdens – clear environmental allergies, omit foods that cause hidden food allergies, diminish levels of toxic metals in the body with chelation therapy, clear impacts of previous infections and vaccinations with immunotherapy and homeopathy. Minimizing toxic influences enables proper function of immune system.
Working Hours: Mon - Fri 10am to 6pm
Payments Accepted: Credit Cards, Insurances (we accept some of them, some not)
Opened Since: 1998
Twitter: twitter.com/DrOstrovsky
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Description: Charles Darwin, Down, to W. Darwin Fox, Old Parsonage, High Harrowgate. He is sorry Fox is unwell; Darwin has been working very hard lately and at the moment is most interested in domestic rabbits and ducks. Because of the doubt about origins, he is more interested in pigeons and ducks than poultry. Sir C. Lyell has urged Darwin to write a Preliminary Essay and he has begun but is full of doubt about the work; asks if he may quote Fox about never having seen or heard of a blueish-grey cat that was not deaf. A.L.S., 2 p. envelope.
Transcript: Down Bromley Kent 8th My dear Fox, I write just to say the splendid Cock had arrived, & now I have got your letter, I am most sincerely sorry, my dear old friend, at all the great suffering you have undergone. I have always understood that lumbago & sciatica cause extreme pain. - How much illness you have had in your life, & at different times how much misery! It is lucky, when young, that one does not foresee the future. I do hope that the waters are so (nasty?) that they will do you
Creator: Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882
Date Created: 1856-06-08
Source: Original Format: University of British Columbia Library. Woodward Biomedical Library. Charles Woodward Memorial Room. The Darwin-Burdon-Sanderson Letters.
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Sciatica Pain During Pregnancy: Natural Ways to Get Over It
Often classified as a weed, but it also makes a great ground cover in shady areas where nothing else will grow.
From Mother Earth Living:
Genus: Glechoma hederacea
Pronunciation: (Glee-KO-muh hed-ur-AY-see-uh)
Family: Lamiaceae
• Prostrate perennial herb with square stems to 21/2 feet long
• Hardy in Zones 4 through 9
• Round, scalloped leaves on long stalks
• Small violet flowers in spring
• Leaves once used in medicine and brewing beer
• Tenacious weed; variegated cultivar grown in hanging baskets
Long ago, brewers and herbalists appreciated this indestructible plant with glossy green leaves and pretty violet flowers. Today’s gardeners hate the way it invades lawns and flowerbeds, but a few tolerate its better-behaved variegated form.
The genus Glechoma comprises twelve species of creeping perennial herbs native to Eurasia. They were formerly assigned to the genus Nepeta, the catmints, but are now separated on the basis of technical characters. G. hederacea is well established as a weed throughout much of North America. The name Glechoma is a Greek word once applied to pennyroyal or another member of the mint family. Hederacea means “like Hedera,” a genus of ivy, and refers to this herb’s creeping habit, as do many of its common names: besides creeping Charlie, ground ivy, gill-over-the-ground, runaway Robin, and Lizzie-run-up-the-hedge are just a few of the alternatives.
Creeping Charlie has fibrous roots that form along its square, typical-mint-family stems; as you try to weed it out of your garden, the stems break, leaving rooted bits that readily form new plants. The leaves, shiny green on top, paler below, and arranged in pairs along the stem, are round or kidney-shaped with scalloped edges and are borne on stalks that range from a few inches to a foot long in the most robust plants. The leaves are typically 3/4 to 1 inch across but may reach 2 inches on plants grown in fertile soil. They are evergreen in mild climates.
The flowering stems are somewhat erect, about 8 inches tall, and clothed in fairly small leaves. The flowers, about 3/4 inch long, are borne in threes in the leaf axils in late spring. The violet corollas are two-lipped: the upper lip is small and two-lobed; the lower one has three much larger lobes, the central one largest of all. The flowers are of two kinds, pistillate (having only female reproductive structures) and perfect (having both male and female structures). They are pollinated by bumblebees and flowerflies. The fruit consists of four smooth, ovoid brown nutlets less than 1/8 inch across.
Running the lawn mower over creeping Charlie releases a somewhat astringent odor very different from that of turf grass and nothing like the “minty” or “balsamic” scents that some authors have reported.
After the plants have finished flowering, they start creeping with a vengeance, sneaking under mulches and between specimen plants, working their way into the shadows, growing bigger and fatter as they put down roots into rich garden soil. They make an attractive, maintenance-free ground cover in shady areas where grass won’t grow. Just don’t plan to grow anything else in that area.
Uses for Creeping Charlie
The ancients found many medicinal uses for creeping Charlie. The English herbalist John Gerard reports Dioscorides’s remedy for sciatica “or ache in the huckle bone”: drinking “half a dram of the leaves” in “four ounces and a halfe of faire water, for fourty or fifty days together.” Galen preferred to use the flowers for this purpose and claimed that they, being very bitter, also “remove stoppings out of the liver.” Matthiolus used the juice, mixed with verdigris (a poisonous copper compound), to treat “fistulaes and hollow ulcers.”
Other ills reputedly eased by this herb include ringing in the ears, constipation caused by lead poisoning (“painter’s colic”), kidney disorders, indigestion, coughs, and tuberculosis. Either the dried leaves or the fresh juice might be snuffed up the nose to relieve headaches.
The plants are said to be toxic to horses, whether eaten fresh or dried in hay. Cattle, goats, and swine are said to refuse them.
Few scientific studies of creeping Charlie’s efficacy have been conducted. Animal experiments do not support its use as a cough medicine. A 1986 laboratory experiment showed that ursolic and oleanolic acids from the herb (these constituents are also found in numerous other plants) inhibited the Epstein-Barr virus and protected mouse skin from induced tumor growth. A 1991 study showed that a fatty acid from creeping Charlie stimulated enzyme activity in blood platelets.
English countrywomen commonly added creeping Charlie (which they called alehoof, “hoof” meaning “herb”) to their ale or beer to clarify it and add a bitter flavor. This custom seems to have died out following the introduction of hops to England in the seventeenth century.
Creeping Charlie’s tender young growth, rich in vitamin C, may be eaten like spinach or added to vegetable soup. The herbalist Maud Grieve calls a sweetened tea of the tops “an excellent cooling beverage.” In Europe and perhaps elsewhere, the gall wasp Cynips glechomae can cause the leaves to form big, hairy galls in autumn, which, according to Grieve, “are sometimes eaten by the peasantry of France.”
Growing Creeping Charlie
Creeping Charlie thrives in moist, fertile soil in shade but also tolerates dry, poor soil in sun. Propagate it by replanting root-bearing stem segments.
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4 yoga poses for Sacroiliac joint pain:
1. Bird Dog Pose(Parsva Balasana)
Benefits:
strengthens and stabilizes the core.
strengthens the low back.
challenges, and therefore increases, your ability to balance.
may promote balance between the right and left lobes of your brain through the contralateral relationships between the arms and legs.
Try this experiment:
Lie on your abdomen on a yoga mat.
Lift up into Sphinx Pose, so that you’re supported by your forearms.
Tilt your head back as far as it will go, and be aware of how your abdomen rests on your mat.
Now lift your head to an upright position, so that you look straight ahead.
Draw the hyoid bone back at the top of your throat and feel what happens in your abdomen.
Go back and forth between the two head positions to feel the difference in your core.
2.Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana )
Bhujangasana is easy to learn. Lie down on your belly and place your face in such a manner that your chin touches the ground.
Place your hands close to your body with your palms touching the ground. Keep your legs straight and press your palms firmly against the floor.
As you inhale, straighten your arms and lift up your chest, following your upper back.
Keep your hips steady and remain in this position for 15-20 seconds and then release.
Benefits of Cobra Pose:
Stretches muscles in the shoulders, chest and abdominals
Decreases stiffness of the lower back
Strengthens the arms and shoulders
Increases flexibility
Improves menstrual irregularities
Elevates mood
Firms and tones the buttocks
Invigorates the heart
Stimulates organs in the abdomen, like the kidneys
Relieves stress and fatigue
Opens the chest and helps to clear the passages of the heart and lungs
Improves circulation of blood and oxygen, especially throughout the spinal and pelvic regions
Improves digestion
Strengthens the spine
Soothes sciatica
Helps to ease symptoms of asthma.
Child’s Pose (Balasana)
Benefits Balasana (Child’s Pose)
Stretches and Strengthens muscle of hips, thighs and ankles
Helps to relieve stress and fatigue.
Increases blood circulation.
Helps to cure back pain.
Steps for Balasana (Child’s Pose)
To start the asana first sit on knees with buttocks touching on your heels.
Place your hand on thighs and palms down. Maintain the position of thighs as shown in the above image.
While exhaling slowly bring your chest between your knees and swinging hands forward as shown in the above image.
Breathe gently and hold the posture for 2 to 3 minutes.
After this inhale slowly and return to starting position.
Repeat this asana for 5 to 10 times.
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana)
How to perform triangle pose
How to do triangle pose is important? Here, the step by step practicing techniques are being mentioned.
Stand erect. Now, keep distance between your legs about 3 to 4 feet
Extend your arms at the shoulder level.
Inhale and raises your right arm by the side of your head.
Now, bend your right arms with exhaling towards the left side by keeping your body weight equally on both the feet.
You should ensure that the right arm become parallel to the ground.
Maintain the position as per your comfort with normal breathing and come to the original position by inhaling.
Do the same procedure with the left arm.
Perform three to five rounds of trikonasana.
Benefits of Triangle pose Yoga (Trikonasana)
This asana is good to burn fat. Therefore, it is recommended to person who is facing the conditions of weight and obesity.
It is good for your backache
This Yoga pose is recommended for growing children to increase their height.
Triangle pose helps to strengthen your legs, knees and ankles.
Good for your digestion
It may be used for stress management.
Triangle pose helps to expand your chest and shoulders.
It ensures mobility of hip joints and neck and give proper stretch to your spine.
It strengthens the muscles in the thighs, hips and back.
It provides stamina, balance, energy and develops focus.
Massage is commonly used for general relaxation and well-being and to treat a specific complaint, such as pain or limited range of motion. Massage therapy may help with both goals, according to research.
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Aside from the health benefits of Massage, some people enjoy it for the feelings of caring, comfort, and connection it often evokes.
The following are some of the general advantages of massage therapy:
Relaxation of the body
Circulation is improved, which nourishes cells and aids waste elimination.
Tight muscles (knots) and other aches and pains are relieved.
Nerve compression is relieved (carpel tunnel, sciatica)
Increased range of motion and flexibility
Increased vitality and energy
Some clinical techniques may aid in the healing of scar tissue, tendon, ligament, and muscle tears.
What are some of the conditions that massage therapy can help with?
Massage therapy can benefit the body in a variety of ways. Massage can help relax muscle tissue, resulting in less nerve compression, more joint space, and increased range of motion. This could lead to less pain and better function.
Massage therapy can also help with circulation, which improves the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to muscle cells while also removing waste. Massage's circulatory effects may help treat inflammatory conditions like arthritis or edema (an excessive fluid accumulation in body tissues, which may be reduced using manual lymph drainage).
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Sambucus Nigra Deciduous Shrub in Flower (common names: black elder, corny bez, elder, elderberry, European black elderberry, European elder, and European elderberry; in Polish: baznik, bess, best, bestek, bez apteczny, bez aptekarski, bez bialy, bez czarny, bez dziki, bez lekarski, bez pospolity, buzina, bzina, bzowina, bzowina czarna, bzowki, dziki bez czarny, flider, golebia pokrzywa, hebz, holunder, hycka, hyczka, kaszka, suk). Elderflowers, fruits, and leaves are strong antioxidants. Both the flowers and the berries have a long tradition of culinary use. The branches, bark, or leaves should not be used in cooking or juicing. The flowers can be eaten raw or cooked (delicate muscat aroma). The particularly rich in flavonols dried flowers are used in herbal tea. Promising health benefits in traditional medicine: anti-cancer, anti-diabetes, anti-inflammatory, antidepressant, antioxidant, and antiviral properties.
A Review of the Antiviral Properties of Black Elder (Sambucus nigra L.) Products
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Elderberry for Prevention and Treatment of Viral Respiratory Illnesses: A Systematic Review
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Have you ever experienced moderate to severe pain in your back, buttocks, and legs? If yes, you may also have experienced weakness in these areas. These may also be common symptoms of Sciatica. A condition caused by an underlying injury to the sciatic nerve or an area that impacts the nerve, such as the vertebrae, which are the bones in your neck and back. Sciatica is most likely to affect people between the ages of 30 and 50 years.
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Igor Ostrovsky, MD, PhD.
3120 Brighton 5th Street, Suite 1C
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 934-1920
dr.IgorOstrovsky@gmail.com
Igor Ostrovsky, M.D., Ph.D. specializes in pain management, environmental, preventive and anti-aging medicine. Dr. Ostrovsky is a member of American Society of Anesthesiologists, Pan American Allergy Society, Homeopathic Medical society of the State of New York, the American Academy of Pain Management and the American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM). He is also a Charter Fellow of the American College of Acupuncture. He studied homeopathy under many of the world’s leading Homeopaths, such as Dr. Rajan Sankaran, Dr. Bhawisha and Dr. Shachindra Joshi, Jeremy Sherr and Roger Morrison. Dr. Ostrovsky also studied Neural Therapy from Dr. Ulrike Aldag, Director of the Berlin Institute for Neural Therapy.
Dr. Ostrovsky has vast experience with Physical Therapy, Pain Management (Platelet-Rich Plasma, PSTIM, Prolotherapy, Neural Therapy, Conventional Invasive Pain Management), and Environmental Toxicity (Allergy Testing and Treatment, Food Sensitivity, Nutritional Therapy, Chelation Therapy). I specialize in a variety of other medical treatments, including Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Infusion of Hydrogen Peroxide, Vitamins, and Natural Hormone Replacement.
To restore health it is important to remove toxic burdens – clear environmental allergies, omit foods that cause hidden food allergies, diminish levels of toxic metals in the body with chelation therapy, clear impacts of previous infections and vaccinations with immunotherapy and homeopathy. Minimizing toxic influences enables proper function of immune system.
Working Hours: Mon - Fri 10am to 6pm
Payments Accepted: Credit Cards, Insurances (we accept some of them, some not)
Opened Since: 1998
Twitter: twitter.com/DrOstrovsky
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