Tuberculosis may cause damage to the adrenal gland cortex, autoimmune conditions and immune disturbances are also commonly associated.

People of both sexes and all age groups may be affected by this condition.

If left untreated this condition can be fatal.

Try to avoid concentrated starches, sugars, meat, and Potassium-rich vegetables.

AIDS stands for (Acquired immune deficiency syndrome).

AIDS is caused by a virus called human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a ribonucleic (RNA) retrovirus.

Some research indicates that a genetic element may exist that may predispose a person to alcoholism.

Pregnant alcoholic women are likely to damage the unborn child.

ADD is seen more commonly in boys than girls where 10% of boys and 3% of girls are afflicted.

Exposure to environmental toxins such as lead, found mainly in paint and pipes in older buildings may be a causative factor.

Healthy eating plays an important part in any hyperactivity protocol.

Bronchitis is usually caused by a viral infection.

Using a cough suppressant is not indicated. Coughing is essential for eliminating mucous secretions.

In women, bladder infections may occur as a result of sexual intercourse or by using contraceptive diaphragms.

Avoid wearing nylon underwear, cotton is best.

When candidiasis occurs in the mouth or vagina it is termed ‘thrush’.

It is important to maintain a strict yeast, sugar-free diet for at least 30 days (this includes fruit). Carbohydrates should also be limited.

Although it is uncommon chickenpox can also affect adults.

In healthy individuals, this virus usually runs its course in two weeks.

Antibiotics are of no use against viruses and shouldn’t be used unless there is a bacterial infection.