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    As herbal medicine benefits claims on internet become wilder and wilder, the public becomes more and more confused about what herbs can actually do. Ironically, the public is not the only one confused. Even the scientists are asking the same questions: does herbal medicine works? How does it work? What is the optimal dosage? The safety issues are what? Who can use it and who cannot?... As the list grow longer, the confusions also grow greater. Luckily, as we speak, more and more research studies…

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    Running head: VITAMIN AND HERBAL DRUGS Vitamins and herbal drugs should be regulated by the FDA Abigail Nyarko George Mason University Introduction Vitamins and herbal drugs are also known as dietary supplements. Dietary supplements can include ingredients such as: vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids, and enzymes (Center for food safety, n.d). Vitamins and herbal drugs are the main supplements that make up the supplement market. Many people use these supplements…

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    On April 1, 2005, I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma and immediately went through intense rounds of chemotherapy. The affected area originated in large tumor on my thigh, but it soon spread through my entire femur. I had many surgery including an eleven hour surgery that removed my entire femur. I was always told that I would not be able to do certain things- mainly in the educational field, but time and time again I have proven my doctors wrong. I have been a straight A student since being…

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    The poem "The New Colossus" (1883), by Emma Lazarus explains how the statue of liberty would accept new immigrants into the United States, the problem is that most Americans didn't think like that, they would try their hardest to prevent more immigrants into coming, this was also being enforced by the government even to this day more Americans have their own negative thoughts on immigrants. On the contrary, Americans should listen to Emma Lazarus’s poem, i say this because they help the economy…

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    supplanted by a hollow feeling. When I returned back home for summer break, I joined the project Urban Suburban Environment Pedal Farmers Internship. Throughout this six week program, I was exposed to many new things such as the farmer’s market, herbalism, healthy recipes, bike maintenance, gardening and food preparation. Most importantly, this internship taught me that I loved learning about food and nutrition. I realized then that I wanted to become a registered dietitian to help people…

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    The community coalition task force considers using the middle and lower class to improve the community’s health. This proposal depends on largely on the community coming together and being able unite and stay united and often that is an almost impossible task, especially when dealing with residents who work day and night, look after children or just simply do not have the ambition or concern to better their community. In addition to the above, this group would be biased especially towards those…

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    Alternative healing is “any of a range of medical therapies that are not regarded as orthodox by the medical profession, such as herbalism, homeopathy, and acupuncture.” Many forms of alternative healing are used all over the world to help the body with healing and strengthening processes. Dance therapy and tai chi are some of the alternative healing techniques that have been known to make a difference in health. These forms of alternative healing can make a difference in the future the medicine…

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    Any range of medical therapies and treatments that are outside conventional Western health care are known as alternative medicine. Acupuncture, Yoga, Homeopathy, and Herbalism are just a few of the practices that fall under the category of alternative medicine. Although complementary and alternative medicines are frequently rendered as the same thing, complementary methods are used coupled with conventional methods while alternative methods are used in place of conventional practices.…

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    It has long been recognized that traditional healing practices exist side-by-side with modern medical practice. A significant proportion of people seek care from traditional and spiritual healers whom they consult for a range of medical problems. Those dissatisfied with the results of orthodox medicine often take themselves to traditional healers and a significant proportion of these have psychiatric disorders. Illnesses and other life events are classified as "natural" or "unnatural." Natural…

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    Hmong Culture

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    The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down written by Anne Fadiman has been one of the most interesting books that I have ever read. It is a book that informed me about the very interesting Hmong culture and gave me insight on how two cultures can collide because of different values that each one may hold. The book intrigues the reader by introducing the Hmong culture and their beliefs. The Lee family is Hmong family that were refugees and settled down in Merced, California. The members of the Lee…

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