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Depression · August 17, 2013
SSRI antidepressants and upper GI bleeding in elderly patients – (09-24-01)
SSRI antidepressants and upper GI bleeding in elderly patients This is a new finding to me, and should be a consideration for anyone considering the pharmaceutical route for depression. I see many patients come through…
Gastroenterology · August 17, 2013
Short-Chain Fatty Acids Induce Intestinal Epithelial Heat Shock Protein – (11-05-01)
Short-Chain Fatty Acids Induce Intestinal Epithelial Heat Shock Protein I know this is one of those long, complicated titles, but the take home message here is clear. SCFAs definitely protect the lining of the GI tract…
Obesity and Weight Loss · August 17, 2013
Relation with dietary fatty acids, plasma lipid profile, serum insulin, and central obesity – (11-08-01)
Site-specific differences in the fatty acid composition of abdominal adipose tissue in an obese population from a Mediterranean area: relation with dietary fatty acids, plasma lipid profile, serum insulin, and central…
Ovarian Cancer · August 17, 2013
Red meat and ovarian cancer risk – (09-24-01)
Red meat and ovarian cancer risk Two compounds in cooked meat, heterocyclic amines (HCA) and polyaromatic hydrocarbons have been shown consistently to be carcinogenic. Most studies have looked at colon cancer risk, but…
Probiotic · August 17, 2013
Probiotics as an Option for Treating, Preventing Urogenital Infections? – (09-24-01)
Probiotics as an Option for Treating, Preventing Urogenital Infections? It’s nice to see this question come up on the Medscape website. I’ve had many patients achieve near-miraculous results with yeast infections and…
Liver Disease · August 17, 2013
Preventive Strategies in Chronic Liver Disease – (11-08-01)
Preventive Strategies in Chronic Liver Disease This is a review article that touches on the superficial ways to address improper liver function. Of interesting note is the long list of very common drugs that are…
Anxiety · August 17, 2013
Post Concussive Syndrome: 5 Tips to Protect Your Brain
As a chiropractor, post concussive syndrome is not an unusual thing to see in our office following trauma such as a motor vehicle accident. For the patients that develop post concussive syndrome, life can be pretty…
Vaccination · August 17, 2013
NVIC Says IOM Report Confirms 1999 FDA/EPA Order for Mercury-Free – (10-08-01)
NVIC Says IOM Report Confirms 1999 FDA/EPA Order for Mercury-Free If just seems interesting that chiropractors have been warning about the dangers of vaccines for decades and been called heretics, unscientific and worse…
Multiple Sclerosis · August 17, 2013
Nutrition and diet in the clinical management of multiple sclerosis – (10-18-01)
Nutrition and diet in the clinical management of multiple sclerosis This article is always a nice one to hopefully wake up some of those in the medical community that consider nutritional advice for those with…
Breast Cancer · August 17, 2013
Night Shift Work, Light at Night, and Risk of Breast Cancer – (11-05-01)
Night Shift Work, Light at Night, and Risk of Breast Cancer This article is included as an FYI. There are many people in today’s society that believe that breast cancer has no controllable risk factors. Things like…
Healthy Pregnancy and Women's Health · August 17, 2013
Maternal Epidural Use and Neonatal Sepsis Evaluation – (11-08-01)
Maternal Epidural Use and Neonatal Sepsis Evaluation Articles like this may one day illuminate the fact that ANY substances given to the mother while she is pregnant and breastfeeding will have an effect on the infant…
Vitamin C · August 17, 2013
Lack of symptom benefit of presumptive H pylori eradication therapy – (10-18-01)
Lack of symptom benefit of presumptive H pylori eradication therapy Forty-nine percent failure rate tells me that something is very wrong with our approach to this condition. Much like some many other things, I am…
Vitamin B12 · August 17, 2013
Glutathione rescues homocystine-induced endothelial dysfunction – (11-05-01)
Glutathione rescues homocystine-induced endothelial dysfunction This is a perfect example of why a natural approach can be so effective. Any natural approach to cardiovascular disease is going to take homocysteine into…
Cancer · August 17, 2013
GI Cancer After Cholecystectomy: Is Bile Involved in Carcinogenesis? – (11-05-01)
GI Cancer After Cholecystectomy: Is Bile Involved in Carcinogenesis? Considering the large number of patients who come through my office lacking their gall bladders, this article has some serious implications. Remember…
Miscellaneous · August 17, 2013
Genetic variation in aldosterone synthase predicts plasma glucose levels – (11-08-01)
Genetic variation in aldosterone synthase predicts plasma glucose levels This article is more of an FYI for those of you who may be interested. Keep in mind that this may indicate that proper adrenal cortex function may…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · August 17, 2013
Fractures, calcium, and the modern diet – (11-08-01)
Fractures, calcium, and the modern diet WOW!! How refreshing for an article in a major medical journal to cut through the PR from the dairy industry and lay some truths bare. Osteoporosis is NOT a disease of calcium…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · August 17, 2013
Fat distribution in associated with alterations of the HPA axis activity – (10-08-01)
Fat distribution in associated with alterations of the HPA axis activity More and more the importance of our adrenal glands in many systemic diseases is coming to light. An adrenocortical stress profile is so incredibly…
Stress · August 17, 2013
Evaluation of HPA axis in fibromyalgia – (10-08-01)
Evaluation of HPA axis in fibromyalgia This article suggests that in patients with fibromyalgia, adressing adrenal function can be very important. This would also hold true for all patients with fatigue, regardless of…
Gastroenterology · August 17, 2013
Evaluation of GI function from expired CO2 after oral C-putrescine – (10-08-01)
Evaluation of GI function from expired CO2 after oral C-putrescine Putrescine?? Doesn’t sound too pleasant, does it? This substance is a result of the degradation of animal proteins in the GI tract. This study uses the…
Cancer · August 17, 2013
Esophageal Cancer Prevention in Zinc-Deficient Rats – (11-05-01)
Esophageal Cancer Prevention in Zinc-Deficient Rats Just happened to come across this one by accident. This article attributes abnormal cell proliferation and it’s reversal to a deficiency of only one nutrient – zinc…
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