… for one DVD or less than forty bucks for a computer program which copies any DVD and stores it onto your computer? If you were a smart shopper it comes to you as common sense. There are such programs on the market that you can buy, but there are a few…

… well known in the past seven years. There has been a great deal of media coverage about this disorder in cases such as the Andrea Yates murder trial in Texas. Yates, a mother of five, murdered her children (ranging in ages from six months to…

… replacement therapy (natural and synthetic) restores declining hormonal levels associated with menopause. This helps alleviate many discomforts associated with menopause and allows the body to continue to receive the beneficial effects hormo…

… could help people be better equipped for life in general. For instance, say a couple lost a child that lived for only a week or two due to an abnormality in developing. That child could be saved through a little genetic engineering, which would have…

… potential. Electrical signal is too weak. Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The total input falls short of the threshold. The interaction between heredity and environment can be used to explain the development of schizophrenic disorder. The…

… of “phosphocreatine”, an important factor in the formation of ATP, the source of energy for muscle contraction and many other functions in the body. Creatine monohydrate supplementation increases phosphocreatine levels in muscle, especially when accompan…

… curable. AIDS has been around since 1981, thats 31 years people have had a oncurable disease. 0ver 600,000 people have reported cases of AIDS since 1981. Evan now it was repoerted in 1981 it was actually identified in 1983. Some people that are…

… of years. It has assumed a role in legend and lore alike, being worshiped as a god, and feared as a demon. Indeed, from the days when man first looked skyward, he knew the moon served some important purpose, one he could not yet comprehend. During…

… written by John Travis is an experiment discussing the hypothesis and experimentation of Jonathan C. Edwards of The University College London. The topic was rheumatoid arthritis which affects 2.5 million people in the United States. Edwards hypothesis…

… rocks deep in the earth’s interior may be surprisingly wet, Japanese researchers say. From lab experiments, they have concluded there may be more H2O deep under than in all oceans, lakes and rivers combined. The scientists first heated “mineral…