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The first carcinogen was discovered by Dr. Percival Pott, a London physician (after whom Pott's Disease, aka tuberculosis of the spine, is named). He observed that London chimney sweeps (who generally started working when they were young boys, because of their size) almost invariably developed cancer of the skin of the scrotum, an extremely unusual cancer, at a very young age. Since they never bathed or could afford to change their underwear, he hypothesized that chronic contact with chimney soot was the inducer. By the simple expedient of having them wash their underwear weekly to remove the soot, he virtually eradicated this disease. His epoch discovery should be as well known as the story of the water pump handle and the cholera in London.
We all know that cigarette smoke is an inducer for lung cancer, as is exposure to radon, a radioactive gas, by uranium mine workers. Uranium workers who smoke have a synergistically enormously high rate of lung cancer. What is less well known is that 100% of smokers develop COPD, or emphysema, and sophisticated pulmonary function tests always show an abnormality in the closure of small airways in all smokers.
Radiation is considered to be carcinogenic, viz. Madame Curie, but consider cosmic rays. They are extremely high energy gamma rays reaching the earth from outer space. Denver, which is a mile high, has much less atmospheric protection from these high-energy rays than does New York City, yet their cancer rates are not significantly different.
The HIV virus is a significant inducer for Kaposi's sarcoma, the infectious mononucleosis virus for Burkitt's lymphoma, Hepatitis C virus leads to cancer of the liver (as does any process that has caused cirrhosis) and no doubt there are other cancer-inducing viruses waiting to be discovered. (Yes, I know this is not a complete list.)
However, a main human concern seems to be carcinogens in our food. Now, how do we decide that a chemical is carcinogenic? We usually assume that any chemical that causes cancer in rats, no matter at what dose, is carcinogenic. The fact that rat physiology and human physiology are different does not enter into our considerations, although their are chemicals that induce cancer in rats and not in humans, and vice versa.
Just to emphasize human-animal biochemical and physiological differences: only man and the guinea pig need Vitamin C in their diet; all other animals have the enzyme to synthesize it. Only the Dalmatian dog breed can get uric acid kidney stones, because other dogs excrete a different protein breakdown product in their urine. Many animals carry viruses that cannot affect or infect man, and some viruses that co-exist in animals can be lethal for man (e.g. swine flu).
Representative Delaney, from New York, had the Delaney clause added to a bill in Congress. This clause stated that any chemical that caused cancer in lab rats, could not be added to food. Of course, as soon as saccharine, the only available sweetener was shown to cause bladder tumor in rats, Congress immediately passed a saccharine exception to the Delaney clause.
Dr. Bruce Ames, a noted biochemist also developed the Ames test, which looked for DNA damage to bacteria in a Petri dish to determine possible carcinogens.
However, Dr. Ames also pointed out that there are many rodent carcinogens that occur naturally in vegetables, because the vegetables apparently develop these chemicals as their own pesticides. In other words, almost all vegetables contain carcinogens which, if extracted from the vegetable would be illegal to add to food, but the whole vegetable can be. How many of you remember when coffee was thought to induce cancer of the pancreas, or that preparing hot tea with lemon in a styrofoam cup liberated a carcinogen.
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Prevention, as they say, is the best cure. So it is in this case. Not all of it is bad. In fact, cholesterol is of two kinds- the good one and the bad one. This is because it is important for the proper functioning of the body in small measures but when there is excessive cholesterol buildup in the body, it plays spoilsport and after a stage it becomes plainly lethal.
Many of us have high cholesterol levels without our even coming to know about it. There are several factors responsible for it ranging from age to genetic makeup. Those who have crossed the age barrier of 50 are likely to have excess cholesterol because their bodies fail to dispose off excess cholesterol. Then, there are those who really dont like looking at the figures their weighing machines return, for everytime its a new figure and not a pleasant one at all. These people are also in the high-risk bracket. Not too far behind are those whose constant companion is a lit cigarette despite all medical and governmental warnings against it.
Excess cholesterol in blood may block the arteries and cause heart attack, which may prove lethal. The only effective weapon against it is avoidance of such food and lifestyle that promotes cholesterol buildup.
If you are a smoker, quit now. If you are a couch potato, shake a leg and if you love munching, avoid. Get up early in the morning and go for a walk or jog enjoying the dual benefits of smelling the refreshing morning air and reducing the chances of cholesterol accumulation. Sedentary lifestyles do most of the harm. Thats the reason why cholesterol-related problems are actually a byproduct of high-speed, high-tension modern living. We cant help the lifestyle much, but can certainly add a few healthy habits to reduce the ill-effects.
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After his stint in the Air Force, Owsley set up camp in the Los Angeles area, ostensibly to study ballet. During that same time, he also worked at Pasadena’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which was undoubtedly the primary reason for his move to LA. In 1963, Owsley moved once again, this time to Berkeley, California, which just happened to be ground-zero of the budding anti-war movement. He may or may not have briefly attended UC Berkeley, which is where he allegedly cribbed the recipe for LSD from the university library.
Owsley soon began cooking up both Methedrine and LSD in a makeshift bathroom lab near the campus of the university. On February 21, 1965, that lab was raided by state narcotics agents who seized all his lab equipment and charged Stanley with operating a meth lab. As Barry Miles recounted in Hippie, “Berkeley was awash with speed and Owsley was responsible for much of it.” Nevertheless, Owsley walked away from the raid unscathed, and, with the help of his attorney, who happened to be the vice-mayor of Berkeley, he even successfully sued to have all his lab equipment returned. He quickly put that equipment to work producing some 4,000,000 tabs of nearly pure LSD in the mid-1960s.
Also in February of 1965, Owsley and his frequent sidekicks, the Grateful Dead, moved down to the Watts area of Los Angeles, of all places, to ostensibly conduct ‘acid tests.’ The group rented a house that was conveniently located right next door to a brothel, curiously paralleling the modus operandi of various intelligence operatives who were (or had been) involved in conducting their own ‘acid tests.’ The band departed the communal dwelling in April 1965, just a few months before Watts exploded in violence that left thirty-four corpses littering the streets.
Owsley had been with the Dead from the band’s earliest days, as both a financial backer and as their sound engineer. He is credited with numerous electronic innovations that changed the way that live rock music was presented to the masses – and likely not in a good way, given that his work as a sound technician undoubtedly drew heavily upon his military training.
In 1967, Owsley unleashed on the Haight a particularly nasty hallucinogen known as STP. Developed by the friendly folks at Dow Chemical, STP had been tested extensively at the Edgewood Arsenal as a possible biowarfare agent before being distributed to hippies as a recreational drug. Owsley reportedly obtained the recipe from Alexander Shulgin, a former Harvard man who developed a keen interest in psychopharmacology while serving in the U.S. Navy. Shulgin worked for many years as a senior research chemist at Dow, and later worked very closely with the DEA.
In 1970, Owsley began serving time after a conviction on drug charges. That time was served, appropriately enough, at Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution, the very same prison that had, just a few years earlier, housed both Charlie Manson and Phil Kaufman. A few years later, it would also be home to both Timothy Leary and his alleged (but not actual) nemesis, G. Gordon Liddy. After his release, Owsley continued to work as a sound technician, eventually graduating to a new medium: television.
After that rather lengthy digression, we return now to our regularly scheduled program: the Gram Parsons saga. Along with Mick and the boys, Gram made a hasty exit from the chaos at Altamont via the Stones’ private helicopter. The next year, his Flying Burrito Brothers released their second album, Burrito Deluxe, which was produced by Jim Dickson, the man who played such a pivotal role in shaping Laurel Canyon’s first band, the Byrds. By June, Parsons had been booted out of the band, reportedly due to chronic alcohol and drug abuse. He quickly signed with AM Records and was partnered with our old friend Terry Melcher.
Gram became a regular visitor to Melcher’s Benedict Canyon home, where the self-destructive pair worked on songs together, with Gram on guitar and Melcher on piano. John Phillips became a close associate of Parsons at this time as well. Meanwhile, sister Avis had been institutionalized back in New Orleans. She had gotten pregnant, after which Bob Parsons had moved quickly to have her committed and to have her marriage annulled. Little Avis reached out repeatedly to big brother Gram for help, but got none.
In late October of 1970, Gram went to AM and signed out the master tapes of ten songs that he had recorded with Melcher; those tapes were never seen or heard again, as seems to happen from time-to-time with recordings made with Melcher. During roughly that same period of time, Parsons was busted with a briefcase full of prescription drugs. As would be expected, however, the charges were quietly dropped and Gram walked away unscathed.
There are many who claim, by the way, that the musicians under examination in this series were relentlessly persecuted by agents of the state, ostensibly to silence their voices of protest. But if that is true, then why is it that on more than one occasion when the state seems to have had solid evidence of crimes that could bring prison time, no action was taken? Our old friend David Crosby, for example, has candidly acknowledged that “the DEA could have popped me for interstate transport of dope or dealing lots of times and never did …” And John Phillips, busted for wholesale trafficking of pharmaceuticals, was, by his own account, “looking at forty-five years and got thirty days.” He began serving his sentence on April 20, appropriately enough, and served just twenty-four days – in a minimum security prison that offered “residents” such activities as “basketball, aerobics, softball, tennis, archery, and golf,” and that featured a “delicious kosher kitchen, an elaborate salad bar, and a tasty brunch on Sundays.”
Sorry, but we seem to have drifted off course once again. I’ll try to stay focused on the Gram Parsons story for the rest of this post.
In 1971, Gram married Gretchen Burrell. The lavish affair was held, curiously enough, at the New Orleans home of step-dad Bob Parsons, a fact that has left Gram’s chroniclers somewhat puzzled. Bob Parsons was, after all, the man who had – at least in the eyes of many family members – terrorized and institutionalized Gram’s younger sister, carried on a scandalous affair with the family’s babysitter, murdered Gram’s mother and subsequently married that babysitter, and repeatedly looted the family coffers. And yet it was Bob Parsons, of all people, whom Gram trusted to host his wedding, suggesting a bond between the two that would seem to defy conventional explanations.
That same year, Gram spent some time in France, hanging out once again with the Rolling Stones. The following year, he was signed to Reprise Records by Mo Ostin and he and Gretchen moved back into the Chateau Marmont, where Gram and Emmylou Harris began working on the songs that would make up his first solo album. Emmylou, as Fong-Torres notes, had been raised on “various military bases around Virginia,” so she quickly fit right in with the Laurel Canyon crowd.
In 1973, with his first solo album, entitled simply GP, due for release, “Gram and Gretchen finally moved out of the Chateau Marmont and found a cozy brown wood-shingled house on Laurel Canyon Boulevard, which wound its way north from Hollywood through the stars’ favorite canyon.” Working once again with Emmylou, Gram began working on tracks for what would be his posthumously-released second solo album, Grievous Angel.
As July of 1973 rolled around, a series of tragedies befell Parsons and the people around him. In July of the previous year, Gram’s friend Brandon DeWilde – who had introduced Gram to Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, Bruce Dern and Jack Nicholson, resulting in Gram’s involvement in The Trip – had been killed in a traffic accident. A year later, on July 15, 1973, Gram’s friend and fellow musician, Clarence White, was hit by a car and killed. According to Fong-Torres, “Around the same time that Clarence White was killed, Sid Kaiser, a familiar face in the Los Angeles rock scene, a close friend of Gram’s and, not so incidentally, a source of high-quality drugs, died of a heart attack.” Just after those two deaths, “In late July 1973 … [Gram’s] house in Laurel Canyon burned down.”
Other sources, for the record, have placed that house in Topanga Canyon rather than Laurel Canyon. Whatever the case, Gram was home when the house caught fire and was briefly hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Having lost their home and all their possessions, Gram and Gretchen “moved into Gretchen’s father’s spacious home on Mulholland Drive in Laurel Canyon.” Because the Burrells, naturally enough, also lived in everyone’s favorite canyon.
Gram wouldn’t live in the Burrell estate long though; on September 19, 1973, Ingram Cecil Connor III died in a nondescript room at the Joshua Tree Inn. His death is usually attributed to a drug overdose, but toxicology reports suggest otherwise. Parsons’ death received minimal press coverage, partly because, as fate would have it, singer/songwriter Jim Croce went down in a blaze of glory the very next day, on September 20, 1973. But though the media had moved on, the Gram Parsons story wasn’t quite over yet.
Parsons had been a regular visitor to Joshua Tree National Park, where one of his favorite pastimes was said to be ingesting hallucinogenic drugs and then searching for UFOs. Sometimes he would take friends, such as Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, along with him to help with the search. I’m no expert, to be sure, but it seems to me that if your goal is to succeed in spotting UFOs, then the dropping-acid strategy is probably a pretty good approach. But again, that’s not really my area of expertise.
In September of 1973, Gram was accompanied to Joshua Tree by his personal assistant, Michael Martin, Martin’s girlfriend, Dale McElroy, and Parson’s former high school sweetheart, Margaret Fisher. As the story goes, the group soon ran out of pot and quickly dispatched Martin back to LA to pick up a fresh supply. He was, therefore, officially not there at the time of Gram’s death, though why he hadn’t returned has never been explained, especially given that his job was, specifically, to keep an eye on Gram and monitor his drug intake.
How Gram Parsons died is anyone’s guess. There are as many versions of the event as there were witnesses to it. Actually, that’s not quite true – there are more versions than there were witnesses, because some of those witnesses have told more than one story. Officially, Parsons died of an overdose, but forensic testing revealed no morphine or barbiturates in his blood. Morphine showed up in his liver and urine, but as experts have noted, those toxicology results indicate chronic, but not recent, use.
Police seem to have had little interest in getting at the truth and made no apparent effort to reconcile the various conflicting accounts. Details of the incident – such as how long Gram had been left alone, whether he was still alive when discovered, who made that discovery, etc. – were wildly inconsistent in the accounts of Fisher, McElroy, and Frank and Alan Barbary (the Inn’s owner and his son, who were also witnesses, and whose accounts conflicted both with each other and with the girls’ accounts).
At the hospital, police spoke briefly with the two girls and then released them. Within two hours, Phil Kaufman was on the scene to pick up Fisher and McElroy. Bypassing the police and the hospital, Kaufman went directly to the Inn, which the girls had returned to, and quickly hustled them straight back to LA. Police never spoke to either of the women again, despite the conflicting accounts and the open question of what exactly it was that killed Gram.
On the autumnal equinox of 1973, Kaufman and Martin, driving a dilapidated hearse provided by McElroy, arrived at LAX to claim the body of Gram Parsons. Apparently no one, including the police officer who was nearby, found it at all unusual that two drunken, disheveled men in an obviously out-of-service hearse (it had no license plates and several broken windows) had arrived without any paperwork to claim the body of a deceased celebrity. In fact, according to Kaufman’s dubious account, the cop even helped the pair load the casket into the hearse – and then looked the other way when Martin slammed the hearse into a wall on the way out of the hangar.
Kaufman and Martin then drove the body back out to Joshua Tree, doused it with gasoline and set it ablaze. Local police initially speculated that the cremation was “ritualistic,” which indeed it was, but such reports were, and continue to be, scoffed at.
On September 26, LAPD detectives, led by anchorman Larry Burrell, came knocking on Kaufman’s door with warrants to serve. Bizarrely enough, director Arthur Penn was there with a full crew shooting scenes for the film Night Moves with star Gene Hackman (because when you’re a friend of Charlie Manson’s, it would appear, everyone in Hollywood wants to hang out with you). While the crew continued working, Kaufman was taken in, but he was back just a few hours later. In the end, he and Martin were fined $300 each plus reimbursement for the cost of the coffin.
In January 1974, four months after his death, Grievous Angel was released to critical acclaim and public indifference. Later that year, Gram’s adoptive father, Bob Parsons, died as well, reportedly of alcohol-related illness. He had apparently been making moves aimed at gaining control of the deceased musician’s estate. In keeping with family tradition, Bob failed to make it to the age of fifty (Gram’s real dad, Coon Dog, had died at forty-one, his mother at forty-two, and Gram at just twenty-six).
By sheer coincidence, no doubt, the deaths of Gram and Bob Parsons were followed by the bankruptcy of much of the Snively family business, which also occurred in 1974. Around that same time, Little Avis gave birth to daughter Flora. Sixteen years later, both were killed in a boating accident in Virginia. Avis had made it all the way to age forty.
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In the fine print, Obama’s plan provides no relief for any homeowner whose mortgage exceeds the total value of his home. But these folks are the ones who have been conned into taking sub-prime mortgages so loaded with brokerage commissions, interest rate subsidies, bank fees and lawyer and title-company charges that the amount of the mortgage has ballooned. These high mortgage amounts, coupled with declining property values, have turned about 20 percent of American mortgages upside down, so that the debt exceeds the value of the property.
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The Western world is increasingly familiar with ayahuasca, the visionary brew and plant doctor of Amazonian shamans, thanks to celebrities like Sting and Madonna who have drunk it and television programmes like Bruce Parrys Tribe and Amazon, which showed the presenter drinking ayahuasca in the jungles of Peru, during which he experienced, he said, some of the most profound insights of his life.
Scientific studies carried out by Western doctors have also demonstrated the effectiveness of ayahuasca in curing illnesses that orthodox medicine finds it hard to address. Especially impressive is its ability to help people overcome drug and alcohol addictions, with a success rate of 70% through the use of ayahuasca alone.
Less well-known, however - but no less effective - is another of Perus visionary healing plants: San Pedro.
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Erectile dysfunction or male impotence is the inability to get or maintain an erection that is firm enough for intercourse. The situation, wherein a person is either unable to get an erection at all or looses erection during intercourse, is medically termed as erectile dysfunction.
Erection problems are common in adult men as almost all men at some point in their lives experience occasional difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. In most people, it is a temporary condition that goes away with little or no treatment. But, for some it may be an ongoing problem and thus require medical intervention.
If there is a difficulty in having or keeping an erection more than 25% of the time, it is considered a problem. The problem can either be psychological or physical. This can be determined by calculating the number of nighttime erections. Normally, men have 3 to 5 erections per night, each lasting up to 30 minutes. In most men, sex drive is unaffected by erection difficulties. Physical causes are more common in older men, while psychological causes are more common in younger men. In addition, erection problems have a propensity to become more common with age, yet, it affects men at any age.
An erection requires the interaction of the brain, nerves, hormones, and blood vessels. Anything that interferes with the normal physiological processes can become a problem. Common causes include:
· Diseases and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart or thyroid conditions, poor circulation, low testosterone, depression, spinal cord injury, nerve damage (for example, from prostate surgery), or neurologic disorders (such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinsons disease)
· Medications such as blood pressure medications (especially beta-blockers), heart medications (such as digoxin), some peptic ulcer medications, sleeping pills, and antidepressants
· Nicotine, alcohol, or cocaine
· Poor partner communication
· Stress, fear, anxiety, or anger
· Unrealistic sexual expectations
· Vicious cycle of doubt, failure, or negative communication that reinforces erection problems
Medicines for Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
The use of ED drugs is not recommended in men who have a recent history of stroke or myocardial infarction (within the last 6-8 weeks), or who have significantly low blood pressure, uncontrolled high blood pressure, unstable angina, severe cardiac failure, severe liver impairment or end-stage kidney disease requiring dialysis. But others can safely use the drug under medical supervision.
Phosphodiesterase type-5 (PDE-5) inhibitors work by enhancing the effect of nitric oxide. As a result, the penile cavernosa smooth muscle relaxes and causes the corpora cavernosa to vasodilate. All these effects are mediated by cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP). The inhibition of PDE-5 results in prolonging the effects of cGMP with a subsequent increase in the nitric oxide concentrations. All three PDE5 inhibitors share this common mechanism of action and are only pharmacologically active when cGMP synthesis is activated. The action of the PDE5 inhibitors therefore requires sexual arousal.
Oral PDE-5 inhibitors have reduced rates of adverse events. Although, vardenafil, tadalafil, and sildenafil improve erectile function equally well, the duration of action of the three agents is significantly different. Sildenafil and vardenafil have half-lives of approximately 4 hours, while tadalafil has a half-life of 17.5 hours. In addition, the molecular structural differences are reflected in the pharmacokinetic properties of tadalafil and its selectivity for PDE isozymes.
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Sexual problems and male impotence can be a thing of the past with the intervention of a wonderful drug called Cialis. Cialis is in a class of medications known as PDE-5 inhibitors, which are used to treat cases of male impotence around the world.
Cialis acts in the same way as other ED drugs by blocking an enzyme called phosphodiesterase-5. It results in fewer sides effects and is taken in lower dosages. Cialis helps the smooth muscles in the penis relax and widen, which allows for more blood to enter, resulting in faster and easier erections.
Cialis is an approved prescription medication for the treatment of mild to severe ED at both 10 and 20mg doses. It should be taken prior to anticipated sexual activity and without regard to food but sexual stimulation is needed for it to work.
Cialis is not for everyone. Men on nitrate drugs and alpha blockers should never take Cialis, as these drugs when combined with Cialis may cause blood pressure to drop to unsafe levels.
Benefits of Cialis over other Impotence Medicines
Cialis takes you beyond the world of impotence drugs. It is perhaps the only ED drug that shows definite benefits over other oral ED drugs. Cialis:
· Works up to 36 hours so sexual activity can be conducted in a relaxed atmosphere and at a leisurely pace
· Cialis can be administered without regard to food while other ED drugs have dosing restrictions after a high-fat meal
· Cialis has a different chemical structure while the other two ED drugs have a similar molecular structure
· Works quickly in as little as 30 minutes in some men
· Works effectively in mild, moderate, and severe ED conditions
· Can be taken on an empty stomach therefore it does not need to be planned around meals
· Lets you choose the right moment that’s suited to you and your partner as it has a 36-hour window
· Is used by millions of men all over the world
Availability of Cialis
Cialis is now broadly available by prescription in pharmacies in Europe and the United States. It is approved in these markets for the treatment of mild to severe ED at both 10 and 20mg doses. The labels in each of these markets indicate that the product should be taken prior to anticipated sexual activity and without regard to food. Sexual stimulation is needed for Cialis to work. According to the European label, the efficacy of Cialis may persist from up to 24 hours to 36 hours after the pill is taken.
The availability of Cialis has never been a problem. All one needs is a proper prescription from a qualified medical physician. This is vital because over-the-counter sale and purchase of prescribed drugs is considered illegal. In addition, one can also explore availability on online pharmacies so that Cialis can be bought online. Online Cialis can be bought at a fraction of the cost of the drug available offline.
Buying Cialis online is quite simple as it is both cost and time effective and saves on energy, as men do not have to queue in before pharmacies that sell Cialis. All you need to do is fill in a prescription form citing all the details of your medical history. Based on these details, a doctor will decide your eligibility for Cialis intake. What is more, it even gets delivered to your doorstep in a discreet packing.
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Obese people usually assure themselves that they eat little and put the all the blame for their weight on the hormones, bad metabolism or something else. However, researches showed that cases when physiological disorders caused obesity made less than 1%. Overeating usually causes metabolic disorder, which in turn increases appetite. Most people who are predisposed to overeating try to regulate their weight with the help of various diets. But usually they fail to achieve positive results, since either sense of hunger does not allow them to continue the diet, or they gain weight as soon as they finish dieting. Xenical is a unique Swiss medication which allows to decrease body mass by 20%, 16% of which will be fat deposits. Xenical unlike many other medicines (e.g Thai tablets) has incomparable advantages in terms of weight gain after cessation of the therapy. 7 patients out of 10 who took Xenical gained just less than half of weight lost within 1 year after taking Xenical. And these results were achieved without any restrictions. Other medicines usually do not provide same stable results.
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