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Where is the care in my healthcare?

January 16, 2006 What's wrong with health care in America? Here's one clue: Out-dated sacred cows trump logic... Read More >

Categories: aging process American Journal of Clinical Nutrition asthma blood serum levels cabbage calcium chronic obstructive pulmonary disease deteriorating lung function improving lung function kale lung capacity lung function lung function decrement lung function deterirorates magnesium NutraIngredients-USA pulmonary function respiratory symptoms salmon sources of calcium spirometry Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey University of Auckland (UA) University of Nottingham (UK) vitamin a vitamin C vitamin d vitamin E ways to increase lung function

Reduce your risk of periodontal disease

January 4, 2006 Periodontitis is a form of periodontal disease in which the gums and bone that support teeth become infected. Researchers believe that inflammation associated with periodontitis may also play a role in the development of heart disease... Read More >

Categories: gum disease heart disease and dental health keep your teeth healthy periodontitis disease preventing periodontitis disease

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

December 16, 2005 'Tis the season to be jolly, but for many folks who live in northern latitudes, 'tis also the season when some are laid low by seasonal affective disorder (SAD); a form of depression triggered by a lack of exposure to sunlight... Read More >

Categories: depression and sunlight lack of sunlight SAD SAD and sunlight seasonal affective disorder

Adding protein and fat to your diet may be the key to improving blood pressure

December 12, 2005 JAMA published another study backing the lowering of carbs and raising protein and fat for improving both blood pressure and serum lipid profiles. If this keeps up these guys will be saying it's their idea... Read More >

Categories: high fat diets and your health high protein diets and your health low carb diets low carb diets and your health low fat diets

Diabetics face significantly higher risks of colorectal cancer

December 7, 2005 An HSI member named Bill sent that question. And I've got two important tips for Bill and anyone (male or female) who's at risk of developing osteoporosis: One is a dietary factor to avoid, and one is a key nutrient that most of us need more of... Read More >

Categories: colorectal screening diabetics higher risks of colorectal cancer polyps

How you can get the herbal formulas that give Olympic athletes and cosmonauts their competitive edge

December 1, 2005 How you can get the herbal formulas that give Olympic athletes and cosmonauts their competitive edge During the Cold War, in the USSR’s quest to dominate the world, its government had scientists secretly researching natural herbal formulas that would give them the edge in anything that could affect world politics-from... Read More >

Categories: adaptogens Botanabol lifespan nl-2005-12 Olympic athletes Power Adapt stress
Newsletter Issue: December 2005

Measuring obesity to predict a decline in heart health

November 14, 2005 Obesity is one of the key risk factors for cardiovascular disease. This fact is well known. But what's the best way to measure obesity to predict a decline in heart health... Read More >

Categories: BMI body mass index body mass index and obesity heart attack risk measuring obesity obesity and cardiovascular disease obesity and heart disease preventing obesity

Why the latest diet "miracle" already created a flood of inferior knock-offs–and 4 easy ways to guarantee you're getting the real thing

November 1, 2005 The part of the story even Oprah didn’t know Why the latest diet “miracle” already created a flood of inferior knock-offs–and 4 easy ways to guarantee you’re getting the real thing The weight loss industry has a new rising star-one that even Oprah is talking about. It’s called Hoodia Gordonii.... Read More >

Categories: appetite suppressant Diabetes Hoodia Gordonii nl-2005-11 P57 Weight Loss
Newsletter Issue: November 2005

District judge allows alternative therapies for 13 year old

October 31, 2005 The best way to avoid seasonal colds and influenza is to strengthen your immune system with regular exercise, a balanced diet of nutritious whole foods, an adequate amount of sleep, and a minimum of stress... Read More >

Categories: alternative therapies Katie Wernecke case National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Ki vitamin C

Non-smokers may experience the effects of endothelial dysfunction

October 27, 2005 If someone smokes a pack of cigarettes a day, there's no way around it, they're going to suffer endothelial dysfunction (more on that in a moment... Read More >

Categories: cocoa products dangers of second hand smoke dangers of smoking effects of smoking flavanol intake how smoking effects us smoking and non-smokers

Can a fruit juice help rejuvenate narrowed arteries?

October 21, 2005 Can a fruit juice help rejuvenate narrowed arteries? An HSI member named Aurora writes: "The local news said that a study shows Pomegranate Juice is good for atherosclerosis... Read More >

Categories: atherosclerosis fruit juice and arteries Pomegranate juice
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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