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Vitamin E · February 23, 2014
Tocopherols inhibit cyclooxygenase activity – (11-06-00)
Tocopherols inhibit cyclooxygenase activity Science has spent millions (if not billions) of dollars and many years to develop selective COX-2 inhibitors because the traditional nonselective COX inhibitors were too…
Low Back Pain · February 23, 2014
Survey Shows Patients With Low Back Pain Delay Seeking Help – (11-02-00)
Survey Shows Patients With Low Back Pain Delay Seeking Help Consider me biased in this issue, but I would have to agree. Too many times I have patients coming in months later, thinking that “it would go away.” The…
Neck Pain · February 23, 2014
Stainless Steel Cervical Disc Beneficial For Patients W/ DJD – (10-26-00)
Stainless Steel Cervical Disc Beneficial For Patients W/ DJD While it’s very nice to have a new surgical option for patients with severe neck pain, I personally would race try less severe methods first, such as…
Miscellaneous · February 23, 2014
Public Citizen Says FDA Fraudulently Approved Food Irradiation – (11-02-00)
Public Citizen Says FDA Fraudulently Approved Food Irradiation The FDA is under heavy attack these days with accusations of fraud and abuse. Top among these is the revelation that some 52% of FDA panel members had…
Psoriasis · February 23, 2014
Psoriasis in Children May Be Triggered by Respiratory Infections – (11-06-00)
Psoriasis in Children May Be Triggered by Respiratory Infections In every other healing art in the world, EXCEPT Western medicine dermatology, skin conditions are related to the gastrointestinal tract. The skin is one…
Heart Disease, Stroke, Blood Pressure Tips · February 23, 2014
Nitric oxide prevents cardiovascular disease – (11-06-00)
Nitric oxide prevents cardiovascular disease NO has been a major area of research for about the past decade. NO has shown to be a vasodialator effective in lowering BP safely and effectively. But, like many other…
Autism · February 23, 2014
New Variant of IBD Observed in Children With Developmental Disorders – (10-30-00)
New Variant of IBD Observed in Children With Developmental Disorders Dr. Andrew Wakefield is truly a pioneer, and yet he has received an indescribable amount of criticism for his studies suggesting a possible link…
Hormone · February 23, 2014
Mammography no better than physical breast examination – (10-30-00)
Mammography no better than physical breast examination, study shows There has been some debate recently in the medical literature as to whether or not a benefit clearly saves lives. Depending upon the research study you…
Miscellaneous · February 23, 2014
Long-Term Effect of Dust Control on Blood Lead Concentrations – (10-30-00)
Long-Term Effect of Dust Control on Blood Lead Concentrations Frequently cleaning of dust in a household has always been recommended in an attempt to keep the levels of lead to a minimum. This moderately large study…
Cancer · February 23, 2014
Intake of specific carotenoids and risk of lung cancer – (10-30-00)
Intake of specific carotenoids and risk of lung cancer You may remember the controversy several years ago when a research study was cancelled because of an increase in lung cancer in smokers taking beta carotene. Well…
Cancer · February 23, 2014
Garlic consumption and cancer prevention – (10-30-00)
Garlic consumption and cancer prevention Here we go again. This is another study looking for what it should–the effects of natural substances on health. And using the WHOLE food, not an extract in pill form. Nature put…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · February 23, 2014
Fish Oil Lowers Triglycerides W/ Little or No Glycemic Effect in Diabetics – (11-02-00)
Fish Oil Lowers Triglycerides W/ Little or No Glycemic Effect in Diabetics Essential fatty acids have such tremendous health benefits for many chronic diseases, with no appreciable side effects. And considering that our…
Prostate Cancer · February 23, 2014
Effects of ligand activation of PPAR-gamma in human prostate cancer – (10-26-00)
Effects of ligand activation of PPAR-gamma in human prostate cancer I’ve said many times before that I truly believe that most chronic diseases in humans stems from relatively few biochemical defects. This is yet more…
Diet Choices for Your Best Health · February 23, 2014
Dietary Deficiencies Linked to Elevated BP in Adolescents of Color – (11-06-00)
Dietary Deficiencies Linked to Elevated BP in Adolescents of Color With volumes of research pointing to the importance of our growth years and adult chronic diseases, does anyone really believe that our lifespans are…
Cancer · February 23, 2014
Dietary Antioxidants During Cancer Chemotherapy – (11-06-00)
Dietary Antioxidants During Cancer Chemotherapy Some of the best cancer clinics in the world use the best of Western medicine and natural medicine. These clinics many times are very expensive and having waiting lists…
Healthy Pregnancy and Women's Health · February 23, 2014
Decline in Prevalence of Neural Tube Defects in a High-Risk US area – (10-30-00)
Decline in Prevalence of Neural Tube Defects in a High-Risk US area The use of folic acid in periconceptional women is lowering the risk of birth defects. A few notes here on this good news. First, most women get most…
Diarrhea / Constipation / Irritable Bowel · February 23, 2014
Clinical audit of the effects of low-fibre diet on irritable bowel syndrome – (10-26-00)
Clinical audit of the effects of low-fibre diet on irritable bowel syndrome This study shows a benefit of low fibre diets on IBS. However, the authors did not investigate any factors that may increase discomfort from a…
Obesity and Weight Loss · February 23, 2014
Carbohydrate as an approach to maintenance after initial weight loss – (10-26-00)
Carbohydrate as an approach to maintenance after initial weight loss Too many programs have demonized carbohydrates lately, and yet we see study after study of whole grains (which are carbohydrates) protecting against…
Food Allergy · February 23, 2014
Bacterium Linked to Crohn’s Disease to Be Removed From Milk in UK – (11-02-00)
Bacterium Linked to Crohn’s Disease to Be Removed From Milk in UK My gosh…how much more evidence do we need???? Cow’s milk is NOT good for us. Loaded with hormones and antibiotics, a very common allergen, may actually…
Strengthen Your Immune System · February 22, 2014
Zinc Deficiency Suppresses Development of Oral Tolerance in Rats – (01-09-03)
Zinc Deficiency Suppresses Development of Oral Tolerance in Rats Oral tolerance is the process by which the immune system surrounding the GI tract (close to 2/3 of the immune system is centered around the GI tract)…
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