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Miscellaneous · September 16, 2013
Regression of gastric MALT lymphoma after anti-H pylori treatment – (02-26-01)
Regression of gastric MALT lymphoma after anti-H pylori treatment Those of you who follow these updates know how I feel about H. pylori and how medicine has a search and destroy attitude with this bacterium even though…
Probiotic · September 16, 2013
Reduced colonization by H. pylori in mice deficient in IL-10 – (05-07-01)
Reduced colonization by H. pylori in mice deficient in IL-10 This is one to really make you think! IL-10 is a Th-2 cytokine (the body’s defence team, as opposed to Th-1 which is the body’s attack team) that appears to…
Probiotic · September 16, 2013
Probiotics in primary prevention of atopic disease – (05-07-01)
Probiotics in primary prevention of atopic disease: a RCT trial I must admit that I was about floored to read this title in one of the mainstream journals. Addressing the GI tract for skin problems has always been a…
Fish Oils · September 16, 2013
Can Chips Make my Kid Dumb? 5 Foods to Make Your Child Smarter
Certainly some aspects of intelligence are genetic, but there are many things you can do to give your child an edge. Quick tip: chips aren’t on the list. Some things that affect children’s IQ happen in the womb and can…
Allergies · September 16, 2013
Many Patients May Be Incorrectly Diagnosed With Allergies – (05-07-01)
Many Patients May Be Incorrectly Diagnosed With Allergies This author takes a group of patients who think that they have alleries and checks for IgE antibodies in response to certain allergens. According to his…
Gut Health 101 · September 16, 2013
Early Behavior May Point to Later Atopic Disease in High-Risk Infants – (05-07-01)
Early Behavior May Point to Later Atopic Disease in High-Risk Infants The authors to this article make a wonderful hypothesis at the conclusion by suggesting that gut microflora may play a role in this relationship. It…
Miscellaneous · September 16, 2013
Breast Milk Offers Twice the Antioxidant Protection of Formula – (05-07-01)
Breast Milk Offers Twice the Antioxidant Protection of Formula I think the evidence supporting breast feeding is overwhelmingly in favor. I think the problem today is that many mothers are told to cease breastfeeding…
Gut Health 101 · September 16, 2013
Antibiotic-Resistant Acne Vulgaris Becoming Problematic – (05-07-01)
Antibiotic-Resistant Acne Vulgaris Becoming Problematic Whenever a patient comes into my office and health history reveals severe allergies, GI complaints, PMS complaints…I will always ask back to any long term…
Autism · September 16, 2013
Aberrant Immune Response Seen in Autism – (05-07-01)
Aberrant Immune Response Seen in Autism I have seen many children diagnosed with conditions like autism, ADD and ADHD that begin the morning with enough sugar to stagger the mind. Many of these patients do not think for…
Miscellaneous · September 15, 2013
Wyeth suppresses research on pill, programme claims – (03-26-01)
Wyeth suppresses research on pill, programme claims The third generation conctraceptive pill has been proclaimed as the “safest yet,” and yet evidence seems to be mounting that, on the contrary, the risk of…
Miscellaneous · September 15, 2013
US healthcare system too geared to acute medicine – (03-26-01)
US healthcare system too geared to acute medicine This is another of those “how much money did we spend on THIS” stories. Did the US Institute of Medicine really need to spend the millions (my guess…) on this study? I…
Allergies · September 15, 2013
Urban living environments in atopy and enhanced eosinophil activity – (03-22-01)
Urban living environments in atopy and enhanced eosinophil activity An interesting point brought up in this article is that the use of electric air conditioners increased risk of atopy (allergic symptoms). The bottom…
Autism · September 15, 2013
Time Trends in Autism and in MMR Immunization Coverage in CA – (03-22-01)
Time Trends in Autism and in MMR Immunization Coverage in CA This suspected link has become quite the hot topic lately; with many researchers rapidly producing reviews suggesting no link between autism and MMR…
Depression · September 15, 2013
Can Supplements for Depression Beat Medication?
Most cases of depression are treated with antidepressants in medicine today. But when talking natural depression treatments, St John’s Wort pops up first. Certainly St. John’s Wort has a pretty good track history when…
Sleep Apnea · September 15, 2013
Sleep-disordered breathing, glucose metabolism in hypertensive men – (03-26-01)
Sleep-disordered breathing, glucose metabolism in hypertensive men I love seeing articles demonstrating the intricate ties between all systems of the body and many of today’s chronic diseases. This study suggests that…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · September 15, 2013
Osteoporosis: Part I. Evaluation and Assessment – (03-22-01)
Osteoporosis: Part I. Evaluation and Assessment This is obviously a review on osteoporosis. Unfortunately, in my opinion, it serves as only a very general overview of the topic. Prevention of osteoporosis can be done on…
Probiotic · September 15, 2013
Low Microparticle Diet Shows Promise in Crohn’s Disease – (03-22-01)
Low Microparticle Diet Shows Promise in Crohn’s Disease This study took patients with Crohn’s disease off of all inorganic molecules, with titanium dioxide being one of the chemicals (titanium dioxide is a commonly used…
Breast Cancer · September 15, 2013
Lifestyle, hormones, and risk of breast cancer – (03-26-01)
Lifestyle, hormones, and risk of breast cancer This is an interesting viewpoint in risk of breast cancer. It is nice to see an article that does not mention mammograms as a preventative measure for breast cancer (it is…
Vaccination · September 15, 2013
Is this the end of the line for flu vaccine as we know it? – (03-26-01)
Is this the end of the line for flu vaccine as we know it? Could we be so lucky? Might we then begin to focus on boosting the immunity of all patients, especially those at greatest risk of detrimental outcomes from the…
Hypertension · September 15, 2013
Insulin resistance, endothelial dysfunction and essential hypertension – (03-26-01)
Insulin resistance, endothelial dysfunction and essential hypertension This study suggests a link between endothelial dysfunction (one of three layers of cells making up the arteries), essential hypertension and insulin…
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