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Combining foods for best health benefits

July 29, 2004 Knowing that both tomatoes and broccoli contain cancer-fighting compounds, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana fed rats a combination of tomatoes and broccoli... Read More >

Categories: combining foods diet and cancer fighting cancer health benefits of broccoli preventing cancer

Benefits of eating pizza

July 27, 2004 According to a recent study from (where else?) Italy, pizza intake may significantly reduce the risk of a second heart attack, even among people who are overweight smokers who get no exercise... Read More >

Categories: benefits of eating pizza benefits of lycopene healthy diet preventing cancer preventing heart attack

Benefits of eating organic foods

July 27, 2004 The organic foods report (prepared by the Soil Association - the UK's counterpart to the USDA) addressed eight key topics of food cultivation, processing and nutritional content, starting with pesticides... Read More >

Categories: benefits of eating organic foods dangers of food additives dangers of pesticides pesticides and antioxidants

Lowering risk of skin cancer

July 26, 2004 Nearly 130 subjects with severely sun-damaged skin on their forearms were divided into four groups to receive daily doses of 25,000, 50,000, or 75,000 IU of vitamin A, or a placebo... Read More >

Categories: health benefits of vitamin a lowering risk of skin cancer preventing skin cancer sources of vitamin a sun damage and vitamin A sun exposure

Strong muscles

July 21, 2004 Three key nutrients have been shown to help develop the necessary muscle mass to... Read More >

Categories: arginine moderate exercise nutrients older adults strong muscles supplements

Tonight’s top 20

July 20, 2004 Everyone can benefit from antioxidant intake, especially when the antioxidants c... Read More >

Categories: antioxidant-rich foods healthiest foods U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Fish consumption may lower the risk of certain cancers

July 15, 2004 Fish Consumption May Lower The Risk Of Certain Cancers. Using data from a population-based study conducted in Canada between 1994 and 1998, dietary information was examined for more than 4,202 subjects without cancer, almost 920 subjects with leukemia, over 1,400 subjects with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and about 290 subjects with... Read More >

Categories: fish consumption lymphoma myeloma. non-Hodgkin reduce risk of leukemia

Vitamin E helper

July 15, 2004 Good Dirt You could call it the “vitamin E helper.” In the e-Alert “Twilight’s Last Gleaming?” (7/13/04), I told you how a metallic trace element called selenium boosts the antioxidant power of vitamin E. And if that were all selenium did, that would be reason enough to make sure you’re... Read More >

Categories: selenium selenium and vitamin e strong immune system vitamin E

Aspirin and heart attacks

July 14, 2004 Double-Edged Wonder The era of modern pharmaceuticals began in 1900 when the first aspirin tablets were manufactured by a German company called the Friedrich Bayer Corporation. Ninety years later, the Harvard Medical School research known as the Physicians Health Study concluded that men who take aspirin on a regular basis... Read More >

Categories: aspirin and heart attacks aspirin withdrawal wonder drug

Morning exercise for better sleep

July 13, 2004 If you're having trouble sleeping, one small adjustment might help. According to researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, the time of day you do your exercises may affect your sleep-wake cycle... Read More >

Categories: morning exercise sleep-wake cycle trouble sleeping

Risks associated with taking hormone replacement therapy

July 12, 2004 Over the past couple of years I've told you about several major studies that have been shut down in order to protect the health of study subjects who were taking either estrogen or a combination of estrogen and progestin to address symptoms of menopause. These two variations on hormone replacement... Read More >

Categories: Abnormal Glucose Tolerance Alzheimer's Disease breast cancer dementia heart disease HRT Impared Hearing

Vitamin D deficiency and type 2 diabetes

July 8, 2004 If you have type 2 diabetes, or if you've been diagnosed with a pre-diabetic condition, you may be deficient in one vitamin that could help make a big difference in your health - Vitamin D... Read More >

Categories: type 2 diabetes vitamin d
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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