Circulatory and Lymphatic Systems

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Circulatory/Cardiovascular System

What are the 0rgans of the Circulatory System

How the Circulatory System Works           

1. The circulatory system is extremely long.         

3. Big bodies have slower heart rates.     

4. The heart needs not a body.   

5. Red blood cells are special.     

7. Human blood comes in different colors — but not blue              

Why do we draw blood from veins and not from arteries?             

Coronary Artery Disease               

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) 

Carotid Artery Disease   

Cerebrovascular Diseases             

Blood Clots         

Thrombophlebitis            

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)      

Pulmonary Embolism (PE)            

Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI)           

Aneurysm           

When to Call Your Doctor             

The Heart: All you need to know               

Fast facts on heart disease           

Statistics              

How is the lymphatic system different from the blood vascular system?  

The function of tonsils.  

Tonsils  

Adenoids             

Some problems associated with tonsils   

Tonsillitis              

Glandular fever (infectious mononucleosis)         

Quinsy  

Do I need my tonsils taken out? 

Some problems associated with adenoids             

What are the symptoms of swollen, enlarged adenoids? 

What is the treatment for enlarged adenoids?    

A note about removing the tonsils and/or adenoids          

WHAT CAUSES ENLARGED TONSILS OR ADENOIDS?          

CAN’T WE JUST REMOVE THE TONSILS AND ADENOIDS? 

HOW TO TREAT ENLARGED TONSILS AND ADENOIDS NATURALLY               

OTHER SUPPORTIVE THERAPIES TO TRY  

Structure             

Function              

Types and Locations        

Cervical (Neck) Lymph Nodes     

Axillary (Armpit) Lymph Nodes   

Supraclavicular Lymph Nodes (Above the Collarbone)     

Mediastinal Lymph Nodes            

Inguinal (Groin) Lymph Nodes    

Retroperitoneal Lymph Nodes  

Mesenteric Lymph Nodes            

Pelvic Lymph Nodes        

Other Lymph Nodes       

Conditions Involving Lymph Nodes           

Infections            

Infections Involving Lymph Nodes            

Cancer  

Other Conditions              

Injuries and Trauma        

Thymus Gland   

Thymus Function              

Diseases & conditions    

Summary             

Spleen Conditions            

Definition            

Where are they located?              

What’s their function?   

Response to infection    

Oral immune tolerance 

Conditions involving Peyer’s patches       

Bacterial infections         

Viral infection    

Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis       

Prion diseases   

The bottom line 

Types of bone marrow   

Functions of bone marrow           

Bone marrow and stem cells       

Bone marrow pathology and diagnosis   

Fatigue 

Herbal Support for the Immune System Herbs Immune System   

1. Turmeric         

2. Ashwagandha              

3. Echinacea       

4. Siberian Ginseng         

5. Elderberry      

6. Garlic                

7. Ginger             

8. Ginkgo Biloba                

9. Green Tea      

Healing Your Immune System     

Essential oils:     

Diseases              

Step 3: Allspice. 

Step 4: Basil        

Step 5: Bay Leaves.         

Step 6: Cardamom.         

Step 7: Cayenne Pepper  Chiles, Crushed Red Pepper, Chili Powder.          

Step 8: Cilantro, Coriander.          

Step 9: Cinnamon.           

Step 10: Cloves. 

Step 11: Cumin. 

Step 12: Curry Powder. 

Step 13: Dill.       

Step 14: Ginger. 

Step 15: Mint.    

Step 16: Nutmeg.             

Step 17: Oregano.            

Step 18: Paprika.              

Step 19: Parsley.               

Step 20: Pepper.              

Step 21: Rosemary.       

Step 22: Saffron.              

Step 23: Sage.    

Step 24: Thyme.               

Step 25: Turmeric.           

Appendix 1 - Herbs and Spices

Appendix 2 - List of Herbs

Appendix 3 - pH balance

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