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Air freshners may be doing more harm than good

February 14, 2005 Many household products contain solvents called volatile organic compounds (VOCs). And in this case the word "organic" doesn't imply a health benefit. Far from it... Read More >

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Drink less water

February 12, 2005 Sure, drinking tons of water is great if you want to raise your stroke risk, bring on kidney failure, and encourage early Alzheimer's... Read More >

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The effects of cell changes

February 10, 2005 I told you about a Duke University study that demonstrates how cells ration iron, first making sure that the most essential cell functions get their share, and then depriving certain genes of iron if the iron supply is insufficient... Read More >

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Iron deprivation

February 9, 2005 Researchers showed that when yeast cells were deprived of iron, the hierarchy of the cell rationed the available iron, making sure the most vital functions of the cell received what little iron was available... Read More >

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Hepatitis C: Nutritional support

February 8, 2005 "Question: What nutritional support is documented for hepatitis C?"But to answer Kaylie's question: Yes, there is nutritional support for this dangerous condition... Read More >

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Folate reduces the risk of high blood pressure

February 7, 2005 High blood pressure isn't a disease, in the same way that a high fever isn't a disease - it's a sign that something else is wrong. If you and your doctor discover and address the root problem of hypertension, you're more likely to successfully treat it... Read More >

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Dietary supplements – available in various forms

February 4, 2005 Virtually every dietary supplement - whether a vitamin, mineral or herb - is available in different forms. And the form you choose can make a big difference in the effectiveness of the supplement... Read More >

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Prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis

February 3, 2005 Atherosclerosis - narrowing of the arteries - occurs when calcium, cellular waste products, cholesterol and other substances respond to inflammation by building up to form plaque on the inner lining of blood vessels... Read More >

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2005-02-Members Alert

February 1, 2005 February 2005 PDF And another thing Older women with coronary artery disease (CAD) may improve their quality of life and overall fitness through exercise that emphasizes strength training, according to a recent study. Women with CAD who combined aerobic training with strength training in three sessions per week improved their... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: February 2005

Royal Vietnamese medicinal herb shows promise in healing prostate and ovarian disease

February 1, 2005 Royal Vietnamese medicinal herb shows promise in healing prostate and ovarian disease We talk a lot about traditional Chinese medicine and the inroads it’s made as a modern approach to healing. But we never focused much on traditional Vietnamese medicine until we learned about one of its most valuable herbs... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: February 2005

Curcumin and possible Alzheimer’s prevention

January 26, 2005 In recent years, studies have shown that curcumin's antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties may be powerful enough to break up the amyloid plaques in the brain that contribute to Alzheimer's disease (AD... Read More >

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The new USDA food guide pyramid

January 25, 2005 It will soon become part of turn-of-the-century nostalgia. In 2055, oldtimers will ask, "Remember that old USDA Food Guide Pyramid... Read More >

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