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Here’s how to protect yourself from all types of radiation damage

September 13, 2011 Imagine a drug that protects your body from radiation damage. That would be a true wonder drug! It would completely revolutionize the use of radiation therapy for cancer. ... That's exactly what University of Pennsylvania researchers have come up with. Only it's not a drug. It's a food... Read More >

Categories: adverse side effects alternative treatment antioxidant-rich lignans body weight Cancer cancer patients drug flaxseed lung fibrosis mild radiation exposures nuclear power accidents omega 3 fatty acids radiation radiation damage radiation exposure radiation savings account radiation therapy reduced lung inflammation savings savings account x rays

Women, beware the coming hype about a “miracle” breast cancer prevention drug

September 12, 2011 Breast cancer researchers were celebrating and high-fiving like crazy over a drug that appears to help prevent breast cancer in post-menopausal women. AND it appears to have minimal side effects. Now that's truly amazing! In fact, it sounds too good to be true. And you know what that means: It's... Read More >

Categories: Aromasin Arthritis back pain breast cancer breast cancer drug breast cancer prevention diarrhea Exemestane hot flashes insomnia menopausal women menopause post-menopausal women side effects women

It may sound delicious, but “caramel coloring” hides potential risks

September 5, 2011 What do you get when you pressure-cook corn sugar with ammonia at high temperature? Burnt sugar, of course! This is also known by its more appealing name: "caramel coloring" -- the stuff that gives colas and other dark soft drinks their color... Read More >

Categories: ammonia burnt sugar Caramel coloring carcinogen cooking process corn sugar dark-colored soda soda soft drinks tumors

Longer lives, less disease, less misery – it’s as easy as a-b-c…D

August 24, 2011 That was my friend's rather dark, tongue-in-cheek take on a news item she sent me with this headline: "Doubling vitamin D levels most cost effective way to reduce global mortality rates." Trust me, I hate the evening rush hour as much as anyone, but even if it means putting up with... Read More >

Categories: blood levels of vitamin D cod liver oil D3 dietary and supplement intake general health status IUs mortality rates quality of life reducing mortality rates salmon sardines sun exposure sunlight tropical optimum vitamin vitamin D3

This is clearly NOT the road to prostate cancer prevention

August 23, 2011 For men who enjoy a true high-stakes gamble, I've got just the thing. We'll call the game Prostate Cancer Prevention. And going by the name of the game, you would think that just about any man over the age of 50 would want to play. Here's the catch: You have... Read More >

Categories: 5-ARIs Avodart benign prostatic hyperplasia BPH drug companies drugs elevated PSA level enlarged prostate gamble heart failure high-grade prostate cancer impotence Proscar prostate cancer prostate cancer prevention sexual dysfunction sexual side effects shrink tumors tumors

Ancient aphrodisiac tames menopause symptoms and fires up your love life

August 16, 2011 Let’s face it, ladies. No one looks forward to menopause. The hot flashes, the night sweats, the extreme moods, and the disappearing love life. That’s the old view of menopause. And thanks to a brand new, ancient remedy, it’s about to change dramatically... Read More >

Categories: breast cancer hormone replacement therapy HRT maca menopause solution nl-2011-09
Newsletter Issue: September 2011

Your liver takes a dangerous beating from this popular food additive

August 15, 2011 A new HFCS study made me think of those commercials again. And this new research really shows just how bad even a little daily indulgence in HFCS can be... Read More >

Categories: "silent epidemic" alcohol blood level daily caloric intake daily indulgence fructose heart disease HFCS high fructose corn syrup inflammation LDL cholesterol liver liver cancer liver cells liver scar tissue liver scarring nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) triglycerides type 2 diabetes

How to avoid osteoarthritis: Smoke cigarettes for a half-century

August 11, 2011 Several studies have revealed a link between cigarette smoking and reduced risk of osteoarthritis. Researchers don't yet know how this happens, but apparently, there's some component of cigarettes or maybe some aspect of a smoker's lifestyle that may actually help maintain cartilage volume... Read More >

Categories: Cancer cigarette smoking cigarettes heart disease hips knees loss of cartilage in the joints maintain cartilage volume obesity osteoarthritis reduced risk of osteoarthritis repeated strenuous activity smoking stay slim total joint replacement

Does a new drug for a chronic disease actually work like “magic”?

August 9, 2011 Benlysta is the first drug approved by the FDA to treat lupus in more than 55 years. So it's no wonder that patients like Kat are pinning high hopes on its success. But when Benlysta was approved last March, Michele Cagan sent out a Code Red warning to HSI members... Read More >

Categories: attacks on healthy tissues and organs Benlysta Cancer chronic disease Code Red warning death extreme fatigue fatal fatigue FDA announcement fish oil heart disease immune system immune system suppressants inflammation lupus lupus symptoms magical treatment malaria medications managed neurological problems omega 3 fatty acids painful joints potential side effects reduce severe flare-ups serious infections skin rashes steroids treat lupus

Why is Komen for the Cure is squandering donors’ trust?

August 8, 2011 It's not "Susan G. Komen for Mammograms," or "Susan G. Komen for Breast Cancer Awareness," or "Susan G. Komen for Worldwide Domination." It's "for the Cure." So when women tuned in to the Home Shopping Network and saw Komen founder Nancy Brinker hawking a new Komen perfume called "Promise Me,"... Read More >

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