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October 6, 2011 Recent research out of UCLA has revealed a potential new weapon in the war against pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest forms of the disease. The study, published in the April issue of the International Journal of Cancer, reports that a specific antioxidant compound found in apples slowed the growth... Read More >

Categories: antioxidants apple pancreatic cancer apples pancreatic cancer quercetin

If you’re over the age of 50, or if you ever plan to be, this is required reading

October 5, 2011 No matter what physical shape you're in, once you reach age 50 you're considered at high risk for age-related macular degeneration (AMD) -- the leading cause of blindness in people over the age of 50... Read More >

Categories: age 50 age-related macular degeneration (AMD) Avastin blindness cancer patients eye eye injections Genentech Lucentis medical milestone serious eye infections side effects

Dr. Oz’ arsenic warning: was it too much, or not enough?

October 3, 2011 When you're beloved by millions, and you call yourself "America's Doctor™" and then you actually go ahead and trademark that phrase, you've got to figure that sooner or later you're going to get some backlash. Well...Dr. Oz just got his backlash... Read More >

Categories: Alpharma America's Doctor angiogenesis apple juice arsenic Associated Press cancer cells chicken chicken feed cumulative arsenic cumulative intake Dr. Oz FDA inorganic arsenic organic organic arsenic Oz show poison roxarsone supply blood tumors

If you think your apple juice comes from Washington apples…think again

October 3, 2011 While reading the Associated Press article about Dr. Oz' apple juice blowup, one quote jumped out. It's from a report on Dr. Oz' website. "American apple juice is made from apple concentrate, 60 percent of which is imported from China. Other countries may use pesticides that contain arsenic, a heavy... Read More >

Categories: apple concentrate apple juice arsenic arsenic levels Associated Press article Cancer China Dr. Oz FDA inorganic arsenic pesticides roxarsone

Is a revolutionary cancer drug any better than the natural therapy we already have?

September 29, 2011 Recently, when the University of Bradford unveiled promising cancer research at the annual British Science Festival, the local media outlets fell all over each another with wild headlines announcing the breakthrough. But even if this drug really DOES prove to be effective, it won't hit the market for several years.... Read More >

Categories: aggressive cancer cells anti-cancer smart bomb autumn crocus Bradford brain cancer cancer cell growth cancer cells cancer research colchicine enzyme healthy cells human body tissues IAA intravenous ascorbic acid (IAA) ovarian cancer pancreatic cancer toxicity tumors vitamin C

If you’ve got Gardasil outrage fatigue, prepare to have your outrage fully revived!

September 28, 2011 A few days ago, the California Senate passed a bill (already passed in the CA Assembly) to slightly reword the state Family Code. This minor change is actually ENORMOUS because it allows children as young as 12 to consent to vaccinations that prevent sexually transmitted diseases without their parents' approval.... Read More >

Categories: California CDC cervical cancer children Family Code Gardasil HPV vaccine Gardasil vaccine Merck parental consent parents reword the state Family Code sexually transmitted diseases vaccinations

The pro-vaccine crowd is on the warpath again, ignoring dangers as usual

September 27, 2011 During an interview after the recent Republican debate in Florida, Bachmann shared a story (which I'm sure you've heard 100 times by now) about a woman who told her that her daughter suffered from "mental retardation" after getting Gardasil HPV vaccine... Read More >

Categories: annual gynecological exams autism birth defects cervical cancer gardasil Gardasil HPV vaccine Gardasil vaccinations Gardasil's side effect gravely ill Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) HPV strains inability to stand or walk loss of motor movement mental retardation Merck Michele Bachmann pap tests prevent cancer pro-vaccine mainstream regular HPV screening vaccines VAERS record

A mandatory HPV vaccine for very young girls turns out to be a very hard sell

September 26, 2011 After the Florida Republican debate, pundit Howard Kurtz offered this "insight" about the growing controversy over Rick Perry's attempt to make Gardasil (the HPV vaccine) mandatory in Texas... Read More >

Categories: cancer vaccine cervical cancer combat cancer gardasil Howard Kurtz hpv HPV vaccine mandatory mandatory Gardasil shots mandatory vaccines Merck opt out Rick Perry sexual contact Texas Texas legislature

What would you do with two extra years added to your life?

September 26, 2011 Boom -- just like that -- Clarence adds 730 wonderful days. What would you do with those two extra years? While you're pondering that, also ponder this: Dr. W.B. Grant of the Sunlight, Nutrition and Health Research Center in California believes it can be done... Read More >

Categories: blood level Cancer diseases Dr. W.B. Grant heart disease infections life-lengthening levels respiratory conditions two extra years two years vitamin d vitamin D level

Getting the Gardasil HPV vaccine debate wrong wrong wrong wrong WRONG!

September 21, 2011 They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. So I must be insane because I keep being surprised to see how the media reports on Gardasil. And what surprised me this time was how wrong they got it when it wasn't even really... Read More >

Categories: Cancer cancer prevention cervical cancer cervical cancer vaccine gardasil government HPV vaccine Merck presidential race Rick Perry sexually transmitted disease Texas governor vaccine mandatory

When doctors start prescribing, side effects (and kidney risks) begin to add up

September 20, 2011 Would you like to go for a ride on the prescription drug roller coaster? No? I don't blame you -- I wouldn't either. But millions of patients do, whether they really want to or not. Their doctors prescribe a drug for this and a drug for that, and pretty soon... Read More >

Categories: acute interstitial nephritis acute kidney failure Arthritis bone fracture risk calcium-rich foods cholesterol lowering statin drugs dialysis drug drug roller coaster heartburn high cholesterol kidney damage kidney threats kidneys moderate-to-severe kidney impairment National Kidney Foundation osteoporosis post-menopausal PPI drugs prescription drug progressive kidney damage Reclast side effects unexpected interactions vitamin d weight-bearing exercises zoledronic acid Zometa

If you could eat only one food item today, this might be the perfect choice

September 15, 2011 It was a University of Alberta press release, and it called eggs "one of nature's perfect foods." And that's not an overstatement at all. For many years now, while eggs have been shamed as heart-harming cholesterol bombs, I've been defending the egg as one of the most nutritious dietary choices... Read More >

Categories: ACE inhibitors antioxidants B vitamins calcium Cancer cholesterol choline egg proteins egg yolks eggs essential amino acids folate free-range eggs heart disease iron lower high blood pressure minerals most nutritious nutrients omega 3 fatty acids organically raised free-range chicken peptides poached or boiled egg potassium Riboflavin salmonella uncooked vitamin d vitamin E
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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