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Dr. Eisenstein's Webinar Schedule July 2009
Dr. Eisenstein is presenting a series of Webinars to help educate you on some of the most important health care issues.
All Webinars are
from 8:00PM to 9:00PM CT.
There is no charge for any of the Webinars and registration is easy, just click on the link provided with the title.
Archive of Dr. Eisenstein's Latest Webinar
"Acid Reflux Medications- Swine Flu-Pneumonia- Death "
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Pneumonia
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July Webinar Schedule
What do we do when Medical science catches up to public health practices? Dr.
Moulden proves, in medical physiology and clinical sciences, with new and old
diagnostic technologies, that ALL vaccinations cause immediate and delayed,
acute and chronic, permanent and transient, disease and disorders that cut
across all organ systems.
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Dr.
Eisenstein's special Guest Alan Phillips
* Alan co-founded
Citizens for Healthcare Freedom in the mid- 1990's, a NC nonprofit organization
originally founded to raise awareness on vaccine concerns.
* Alan's
Dispelling Vaccination Myths article (pdf file), written in 1996 and updated
periodically in subsequent years, has been published around the world and
translated into several languages including Russian, Chinese, Spanish and
several other European languages.
* Alan's concern about immunization
issues inspired him to pursue a law degree at the Uniiversity of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. Today, Alan is one of few attorneys in the U.S. whose legal
practice regularly includes vaccine exemption and waiver issues. His clients
include a growing number of attorneys from around the country seeking help with
their own clients' vaccine exemption matters.
* Alan may be the only
attorney in the U.S. with a website dedicated to vaccine exemptions, an e-book
providing detailed information about the law on vaccine exemptions and waivers
in a variety of contexts, and published articles on vaccine |
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Home
Why should you have your next baby at home?
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The safety of home birth, which is something I have always believed on an
intuitive level, is explainable through statistical data. I have been looking
for years for some way to explain that special edge which home birth mothers
have over their hospital birth counterparts.
The answer came one Sunday
afternoon, while I was watching a football game on television. The commentator
said the home team will win because they have the “Home Court Advantage”.
I had heard this expression many times and all of a sudden I said, “that’s
right! Home birth has the home court advantage!”
The expression “home
birth advantage” puts into words something I have struggled for years to explain
about my home birth practice. Through twenty seven years and 14,000 home
deliveries, one of the most recurring questions asked of me continues to be,
“What makes home birth safe?”
I don̓t think the poor hospital statistics
mean we have incompetent doctors and nurses in our hospitals. In fact, we have
some of the finest doctors in the world. However, our doctors and nurses
working in the hospitals lose one very strong advantage — the home court
advantage.
Can Hospitals be Made
Safe for
Birth?
Could the hospital be changed and somehow become as safe as home for
laboring women? The answer is “No.” There is something about just walking into a
hospital that changes the dynamics of labor. The length of labor is
significantly increased in the hospital. If you put any woman in the hospital,
her labor will slow down or stop because her hormonal balance changes. Her
energies have to go into dealing with her strange surroundings, not into the
birth itself.
When the mother has been in labor for a “reasonable” amount
of time at the hospital without delivering, the doctors believe they must now
“actively manage” the labor. They do not realize that the hospital setting is
the cause of this problem. They will not believe that this wouldn’t have
happened at home.
Many “routine interventions” such as drugs, intravenous
fluids, electronic monitoring and forceps occur during the hours of labor that
wouldn’t have existed at home. Hospitals that allow you to labor naturally for
the first 10 hours won̓t allow you to labor naturally for the next 10 hours. At
home these next 10 are spent getting to know the already delivered baby, not
trying to push the baby out. In other words, the hospital environment creates
many of the problems of labor and then obstetricians have to try to solve them.
Home births occur before the miserable second half of hospital labor has a
chance to start. Home births occur before problems happen. If women knew that
most of them could have half as much labor and no complications, they would all
be choosing home birth! Prior to this century, birth always took place in
the comfort of home with close friends and family surrounding the mother. Giving
birth requires privacy and intimacy. Birth is a very sexual and personal
experience. A warm, intimate and supportive environment allows us to function as
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