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Breast Cancer · February 29, 2012
DIETARY FLAVONOID INTAKE AND BREAST CANCER SURVIVAL – (08-04-08)
Dietary Flavonoid Intake and Breast Cancer Survival Having a family member currently dealing with cancer, I can attest from firsthand experience that the discussion of anything outside of chemotherapy and radiation that…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · February 29, 2012
CALCIUM INTAKE AND HIP FRACTURE RISK IN MEN AND WOMEN – (08-04-08)
Calcium intake and hip fracture risk in men and women I’ve never really been a strong supporter in the use of calcium to strengthen bones. Worse yet, I cringe every time I hear a dairy commercial claiming that milk…
Soy · February 29, 2012
ASSOCIATION OF DIETARY INTAKE OF SOY, BEANS, AND ISOFLAVONES – (08-04-08)
Association of Dietary Intake of Soy, Beans, and Isoflavones With Risk of Cerebral and Myocardial Infarctions in Japanese Populations. As I’ve mentioned before, there is no shortage of “deadly soy” articles all over the…
Dietary Protein · February 29, 2012
EARLY PROTEIN INTAKE AND LATER OBESITY RISK (08-04-08)
Early protein intake and later obesity risk: which protein sources at which time points throughout infancy and childhood are important for body mass index and body fat percentage at 7 y of age? We have a perception in…
Obesity and Weight Loss · February 28, 2012
WHOLE BODY VIBRATION VS CONVENTIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY
Whole Body Vibration vs Conventional Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Disease WBV is a therapeutic procedure gaining ground. Hopefully, the clinics advertising its using for weight loss will go out of business (not very…
Whiplash · February 28, 2012
WHIPLASH-TYPE INJURIES NEED TO BE ADDRESSED TO PREVENT LONG TERM DYSFUNCTION – (09-01-08)
Comparison of Sensorimotor Disturbance Between Subjects With Persistent Whiplash-Associated Disorder and Subjects With Vestibular Pathology Associated With Acoustic Neuroma As a chiropractor, I find it unfathomable that…
Inflammatory Bowel Disease · February 28, 2012
DYSBIOSIS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE – (09-01-08)
Dysbiosis in inflammatory bowel disease: a role for bacteriophages? There is very strong evidence of the contribution to altered bacterial flora in the development of inflammatory bowel disease like Crohn’s and…
Tumors and General Cancer Tips · February 28, 2012
DO’S AND DONT’S OF CELL PHONE USAGE – (09-01-08)
Cell phone use and risk of benign and malignant parotid gland tumors Few people who log in more hours on the phone per month than they do sleep actually take the time to think that cell phone use might be dangerous…
Chiropractic Care · February 27, 2012
THE BASIS FOR RECOMMENDING REPEATING EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTIONS – (09-01-08)
The Basis for Recommending Repeating Epidural Steroid Injections for Radicular Low Back Pain It is not unusual for the “typical” low back pain patient to be referred out by their PCP for epidurals when the 1 wk trial of…
Cancer · February 27, 2012
GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION AND RISK OF SKIN CANCER IN US WOMEN – (09-01-08)
Geographic variation and risk of skin cancer in US women The popular press has been somewhat excited about the increase in melanoma incidence in our children and immediately cast blame on over sun exposure. As if our…
Vitamin D · February 27, 2012
CONCERNS OVER “HIGH” DOSAGES OF VITAMIN D – (09-01-08)
Pharmacokinetics of a single large dose of cholecalciferol Patients are frequently concerned with what they consider “high” dosages of Vitamin D. They look at their bone formulas, multivitamins and Vitamin D and think…
Obesity and Weight Loss · February 27, 2012
CAN WE BLAME PEDIATRICIANS TO SOME DEGREE ON THE OBESITY EPIDEMIC IN OUR CHILDREN? – (09-01-08)
Early differences in fecal microbiota composition in children may predict overweight The factors contributing to the increasing levels of obesity in our children are unquestionably multifactorial. Some of these risk…
Stress · February 27, 2012
ALPHA AND GAMMA FORM THE MOST EFFECTIVE FOR METABOLIC SYNDROME – (09-01-08)
Gamma-tocopherol Supplementation Alone or in Combination with alpha tocopherol in Metabolic Syndrome We’ve talked before about the differentiation between the tocopherols, and that while Mother Nature provides primarily…
Anti-Aging · February 27, 2012
ALKALINE DIETS FAVOR LEAN BODY MASS IN OLDER ADULTS – (09-01-08)
Alkaline diets favor lean body mass in older adults Sarcopenia–the age associated loss in lean body mass–is generally viewed as an inevitable consequence of getting older. This is just not true. While the ability to…
Environmental · February 26, 2012
SMALL MOLECULES THAT REGULATE LIFESPAN – XENOHORMESIS – (11-17-08)
Small molecules that regulate lifespan: evidence for xenohormesis The concept of xenohormesis is gaining ground quickly in the medical literature. Basically, there exists evidence that our bodes can sense cues from our…
Cholesterol · February 26, 2012
SKIP THE AHA DIET AND ADOPT THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET – (11-17-08)
Daily Consumption of a Dark Chocolate Containing Flavanols and Added Sterol Esters Affects Cardiovascular Risk Factors in a Normotensive Population with Elevated Cholesterol A few comments on this study. At first…
Probiotic · February 26, 2012
PROBIOTICS IN INFANCY INDUCE PROTECTIVE IMMUNE PROFILES – (11-17-08)
Probiotics in infancy induce protective immune profiles that are characteristic for chronic low-grade inflammation Again and again and again and again we see studies on how important beneficial bacteria are in our…
Drug Research · February 26, 2012
MECHANISM OF ACTION OF NIACIN – (11-24-08)
Mechanism of Action of Niacin While I have been aware of niacin’s beneficial aspects on lipids for quite some time, I personally have not recommended niacin to patients, mainly because I’ve viewed it from a…
Calorie Restriction · February 26, 2012
INDIGESTIBLE CARBS IN THE EVENING MEAL IMPROVES GLUCOSE TOLERANCE, LOWERS INFLAMMATORY MARKERS – (11-17-08)
Including Indigestible Carbohydrates in the Evening Meal of Healthy Subjects Improves Glucose Tolerance, Lowers Inflammatory Markers, and Increases Satiety after a Subsequent Standardized Breakfast The concept of…
Cancer · February 26, 2012
HOW DOES LIFESTYLE AND DIET IMPACT RECOVERY AND LONG TERM HEALTH IN CANCER PATIENTS? – (11-17-08)
Randomized phase III clinical trial of five different arms of treatment for patients with cancer cachexia Oncology today is sadly lacking in a focus on the entire patient being treated. Rarely do patients get even a…
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