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Diarrhea / Constipation / Irritable Bowel · September 20, 2013
Irritable Bowel Syndrome–A Potentially New Treatment at Last? – (06-28-00)
Irritable Bowel Syndrome–A Potentially New Treatment at Last? They need to rephrase the title. The authors mean a new PHARMACEUTICAL treatment, because there have been many ways to treat IBS from a natural medicine…
Miscellaneous · September 20, 2013
HMO Executive Pay Strong Despite Poor Showing – (06-26-00)
HMO Executive Pay Strong Despite Poor Showing Read to see some of the unbelievably high salaries of some executives (first # is salary, second is bonus, third is “other” compensation)… Wilson Taylor, Chairman Cigna…
Miscellaneous · September 20, 2013
Endocrinologists to Develop Guidelines, Education on Nutraceuticals – (06-28-00)
Endocrinologists to Develop Guidelines, Education on Nutraceuticals Western medicine is finally starting to see the benefits of natural medicine, but the idea of having a class or a series of seminars to be “certified”…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · September 20, 2013
Eli Lilly Identifies 12 Genetic Regions Linked to Diabetes, Obesity – (06-26-00)
Eli Lilly Identifies 12 Genetic Regions Linked to Diabetes, Obesity Why must we always, always look for drugs to solve society’s ills? Genetic structures have not changed appreciably in eons, and yet the rates of many…
Diarrhea / Constipation / Irritable Bowel · September 20, 2013
Easy on the Antioxidants – (06-26-00)
Easy on the Antioxidants This editorial suggests dangerous side effects of high levels of antioxidants. Such as diarrhea with more than 2000 mg of Vit C. First of all, how “dangerous” is diarrhea (which is purely from…
Ear Infections · September 20, 2013
Ear infections and allergy – (06-26-00)
Ear infections and allergy The relationship between ear infections and food allergy is a very important one, and should be evaluated in EVERY child with ear infections. Allergy 55 (5), 435-441 The inflammatory response…
Drug Research · September 20, 2013
Drugs can contaminate the environment – (06-28-00)
Drugs can contaminate the environment Doing your best to avoid taking drugs? Well, recent studies suggest that you need to be drinking filtered water then. Pharmaceutical drugs are leaking out in the water supply, and…
Drug Research · September 20, 2013
Drug industry is unwilling to run trials in children to determine safety – (06-28-00)
Drug industry is unwilling to run trials in children to determine safety Many drugs used on children have never been properly studied to determine whether they are safe to be used in children. This article suggests that…
Obesity and Weight Loss · September 19, 2013
Considering Gastric Bypass Surgery? This Works Just as Well
Now that obesity is officially a disease (as declared by the AMA) insurance should more readily cover gastric bypass surgeries like the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Personally, I can’t think of a quicker way to absolutely…
Multiple Sclerosis · September 18, 2013
Worsening of symptoms of MS associated with carbamazepine – (05-20-00)
Worsening of symptoms of MS associated with carbamazepine Multiple Sclerosis is a disease that uses toxic drugs to keep the symptoms at bay. Unfortunately, many of the side effects of therapy are bad, and all the drugs…
Cholesterol · September 18, 2013
Using niacin to raise HDL levels – (05-20-00)
Using niacin to raise HDL levels This adds on the previous article. In this study, niacin was much more effective than a comparable pharmaceutical. Read entire article here
Diabetes (Type 2) · September 18, 2013
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Exercise – (02-22-01)
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Exercise This review article estimates that a whopping 23% of deaths from the leading chronic diseases in this country are related to a sedentary lifestyle. Twenty-three percent!!! That…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · September 18, 2013
The Role of nutrition Therapy in the management of Diabetes Mellitus – (02-22-01)
The Role of nutrition Therapy in the management of Diabetes Mellitus This author has a wonderful concluding line in this article about nutrition being the “cornerstone of therapy” for diabetes. This is so true, and…
Heart Disease · September 18, 2013
The alpha-amino group of l-arginine mediates its antioxidant effect – (04-12-01)
The alpha-amino group of l-arginine mediates its antioxidant effect Arginine is becoming an important aspect of treatment of cardiovascular disease. This has previously been believed to be due to its effect on NO…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · September 18, 2013
Still think dairy products are so wonderful? – (04-24-00)
Still think dairy products are so wonderful?? Not only are they VERY allergenic, not only may they INCREASE the risk of osteoporosis, now only may they cause Type I diabetes in suseptable infants, but now…
Miscellaneous · September 18, 2013
Soft Drinks: A Safe Refreshment – (02-22-01)
Soft Drinks: A Safe Refreshment Excuse me, but is this author living in a cave?? This is a letter to the editor in regards to a recent article pointing to an increase in fractures in children with higher intakes of…
Asthma · September 18, 2013
Serum Magnesium Levels in Asthmatic Children – (02-22-01)
Serum Magnesium Levels in Asthmatic Children This study found no differences in the serum magnesium levels between healthy children and asthmatic children (with and without flare-up). So, magnesium is not a player in…
Allergies · September 18, 2013
Sensitisation, asthma, Th2 response in children exposed to cat allergen – (04-12-01)
Sensitisation, asthma, Th2 response in children exposed to cat allergen I’m sure there has been many a crying young child whose beloved pets have been removed from the home in an attempt to help prevent asthmatic or…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · September 18, 2013
Risedronate A Clinical Review – (02-22-01)
Risedronate A Clinical Review This is a short article reviewing the current literature on risedronate, used for osteoporosis (same class as Fosomax). The summary?? Effective for what it’s used for, but “Long-term toxic…
Vitamins and Supplements 101 · September 18, 2013
Randomized Trial of Folic Acid and Serum Homocysteine Levels – (04-12-01)
Randomized Trial of Folic Acid and Serum Homocysteine Levels The results of this article are not surprising. What is surprising is the levels of folic acid needed to maximize homocysteine reduction. 800 mg. This is a…
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