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Promising progress in the use of Intravenous Vitamin C for cancer treatment

April 11, 2006 – Thirty years ago, scientists were aware that vitamin C might be effective in killing cancer cells. It's too bad that vitamin C cancer research, compared to drug research, is still just getting off the launch pad... Read More >

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2006-04-Members Alert

April 1, 2006 – April 2006 PDF And another thing Excess abdominal fat raises your risk of all kinds of health problems, from Type II diabetes to heart attacks. But how much “excess baggage” is too much? A study that assessed several types of body measurement methods found that waist-to-hip ratio was the most... Read More >

Categories: breast cancer prevention erectile dysfunction Excess abdominal fat nl-2006-04 ovarian cancer PSA screening treating asthma
Newsletter Issue: April 2006

Homocysteine levels and lower rates of coronary heart disease and stroke

March 22, 2006 – The NEJM study starts off with acknowledgment that observational studies have found that "lower homocysteine levels are associated with lower rates of coronary heart disease and stroke." And: "Folic acid and vitamins B-6 and B-12 lower homocysteine levels... Read More >

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Minimize side effects of chemotherapy with vitamin C

March 17, 2006 – Antioxidants - and specifically vitamin C - have been shown to minimize the side effects of chemotherapy for some cancer patients... Read More >

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Trouble with a capital T

March 16, 2006 – Folks, we've got trouble, with a capital "T," and that rhymes with "P" and that stands for "protein" - as in C-reactive protein (CRP). (Apologies to "The Music Man" author, Meredith Willson... Read More >

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The glycemic index is bunk!

March 8, 2006 – As you may recall from previous e-Alerts, the glycemic index (GI) is a scale that categorizes food items according to their effect on blood sugar levels... Read More >

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Evidence links childhood vaccines to alarming rise of autism

February 27, 2006 – "One of the greatest scandals in medical history... Read More >

Categories: adverse reactions brain damage childhood vaccines damages the child's immune system danger of multiple vaccines Diabetes gastrointestinal tract gut damage immune system immune system damage impairs brain development increase in autism increase of immune disorders inflammatory bowel disease mercury-based vaccine MMR program MMR vaccine multiple vaccines related forms of brain damage required vaccines rise of autism thimerosal triple vaccine triple vaccine triggers autism

All placebo not created alike

February 10, 2006 – Why not just take a placebo... Read More >

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Reduce oxidative stress caused by exercise

February 9, 2006 – I just came across a study that shows how polyphenols may help reduce oxidative stress caused by exercise... Read More >

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Reserving judgement about L-arginine

February 8, 2006 – An HSI member named Kevin is wisely reserving his judgment about a recent study that hit close to home... Read More >

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Challenge the regulation of dietary supplements

January 27, 2006 – If you were trying to sell a car, how would you feel if a government regulation unfairly blocked you from advertising the attractive selling points of the car? You might feel angry, but what could you do... Read More >

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Enter the twilight zone of nutrition reality

January 19, 2006 – So put on your protective goggles (you don't want to get any toxic malarkey in your eyes) and prepare to enter the Twilight Zone of nutrition reality... Read More >

Categories: Allan Spreen American Diabetes Association (ADA) American Journal of Clinical Nutrition blood sugar Diabetes high calcium diet high fat content high fat diet insulin low calcium diet M.D. Richard Kahn type 2 diabetes
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