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Slash your stroke risk with simple additions to your diet

December 15, 2016 New research has just confirmed one of the best ways to keep your heart healthy and steer clear of a stroke! It involves some special compounds that you definitely want to include more of in your daily diet. And despite the fact that we tend to veer more off course... Read More >

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Aspartame can make you a sitting duck for diabetes

November 29, 2016 Despite all the bad news you’ve heard about aspartame, you might still think it can help you drop some pounds. After all, it has no calories, right? Well, a new study has hopefully busted that aspartame myth once and for all. Researchers have confirmed that not only won’t it help... Read More >

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How to lower your blood sugar without drugs!

November 21, 2016 If you have type 2 diabetes, no doubt it rules your life. Every day there are so many choices that come down to that one looming question: Am I controlling my blood sugar? But now, researchers (who were actually looking at ways to lower blood pressure!) have made an amazing... Read More >

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Could an ancient treatment replace blood pressure meds?

November 3, 2016 There’s no question that blood pressure meds are among the most dangerous drugs out there. But if you’re currently taking one, or your doctor is on your back about starting one, here’s some especially good news. Researchers at the University of California Susan Samueli Center for Integrative Medicine have not... Read More >

Categories: acupuncture acupuncture to lower blood pressure blood pressure electro-acupuncture Susan Samueli Center for Integrative Medicine

Feds finally admit alternative therapies relieve pain without drugs

October 11, 2016 Tai chi for fibromyalgia? Yoga for back pain? How about acupuncture for knee arthritis? If you think these are recommendations coming from a group of aging hippies, well, they’re not. That advice, and plenty more like it, is straight from the feds — the National Center for Complementary and Integrative... Read More >

Categories: acupuncture diverse medical practices National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health Natural remedies for pain NCCIH tai chi yoga

HSI Exclusive: Be the first to know about—and try—this revolutionary professional treatment for IBD

September 29, 2016 Painful and embarrassing flare-ups interrupt your life. You feel like you’re spending more time in the bathroom than out. Your social life starts to dissolve. You’re afraid of losing your job... Inflammatory bowel disease and other gastrointestinal disorders cause dozens of debilitating and sometimes humiliating symptoms, from gas attacks to... Read More >

Categories: nl-2016-10
Newsletter Issue: October 2016

Guidelines for coping with concussions not what they used to be

September 19, 2016 It’s probably the number-one worry today for parents and grandparents of kids who play sports: a concussion. With so much in the news lately about sports and head injuries, you probably want to cover your little football player’s head in a mile of bubble wrap before he steps on the... Read More >

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Don’t ignore these ‘symptoms’ of aging that put your brain at risk

August 23, 2016 Anemia is often said to be one of those silent curses of aging. But don’t fall for that “just getting older” line, because ignoring this health problem (which can have a ridiculously simple solution) could prove to be a fatal mistake. Anemia means you have low oxygen levels in your... Read More >

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Why seeing your dentist can keep you out of the cardiologist’s office

August 8, 2016 My dentist (and probably yours, too), has a sign on his office wall that says: “Ignore your teeth and they’ll go away.” But ignoring our teeth can have consequences other than just losing them. I’m sure you’ve heard — probably right from that giant poster in your dentist’s office —... Read More >

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The key to peaceful sleep found in a natural autism therapy?

August 1, 2016 Losing sleep makes everything harder: focus, concentration, not snapping at your spouse. And it can be a terrible cycle: insomnia makes you more tense and anxious, and anxiety makes it harder to sleep well. Millions of us turn to sleeping pills when we just can’t take the exhaustion anymore—but those... Read More >

Categories: nl-2016-08
Newsletter Issue: August 2016

Study: Cellphone radiation can harm unborn kids

May 26, 2016 For the longest time the big question has been: do cellphones cause cancer? If you ask the FDA, FCC, or the CDC, you’ll be told that the science is settled and they are safe. But maybe they should hold the phone on that question. Because current research is telling us... Read More >

Categories: CDC cellphone pregnancy dangers Cellphones Dr. Devra Davis FCC FDA radiation warning on cellphone radiation
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