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Is a revolutionary cancer drug any better than the natural therapy we already have?

September 29, 2011 Recently, when the University of Bradford unveiled promising cancer research at the annual British Science Festival, the local media outlets fell all over each another with wild headlines announcing the breakthrough. But even if this drug really DOES prove to be effective, it won't hit the market for several years.... Read More >

Categories: aggressive cancer cells anti-cancer smart bomb autumn crocus Bradford brain cancer cancer cell growth cancer cells cancer research colchicine enzyme healthy cells human body tissues IAA intravenous ascorbic acid (IAA) ovarian cancer pancreatic cancer toxicity tumors vitamin C

Women, beware the coming hype about a “miracle” breast cancer prevention drug

September 12, 2011 Breast cancer researchers were celebrating and high-fiving like crazy over a drug that appears to help prevent breast cancer in post-menopausal women. AND it appears to have minimal side effects. Now that's truly amazing! In fact, it sounds too good to be true. And you know what that means: It's... Read More >

Categories: Aromasin Arthritis back pain breast cancer breast cancer drug breast cancer prevention diarrhea Exemestane hot flashes insomnia menopausal women menopause post-menopausal women side effects women

If chickens, like humans, are what they eat, then many humans are in trouble

September 6, 2011 Earlier this year I told you about the ludicrous USDA claim that changes in chicken feed have made eggs more nutritious, while also somehow reducing cholesterol content. On the flip side, the Baltimore Sun reports that the Maryland Attorney General is pushing state lawmakers to ban arsenic from chicken feed... Read More >

Categories: arsenic arsenic-based compound chicken farmers chicken feed chicken flesh chickens cholesterol content convulsions death eggs highly toxic nutritious organ failure organic Perdue prevent illness roxarsone

Breaking the FDA code about food coloring safety

August 30, 2011 For decades, health officials have insisted that these artificial food colorings pose no danger. Their basic message has been: "Don't worry about a thing! Eat up!" But it turns out there's a code in that message. And it's an admission that food coloring has a clear downside -- especially for... Read More >

Categories: ADHD problems artificial food colorings behavior behavioral problems color added FDA food advisory committee food additives food coloring neurotoxic properties synthetic food colorings

The secret to obese good health – Alaskan style

August 29, 2011 If you're going to be obese, be obese like an Eskimo. Here's why: Yup'ik Eskimos, who live in the Yukon in southwest Alaska, have about the same rates of overweight and obesity as the general U.S. population in the lower 48. And yet their rates of type 2 diabetes are... Read More >

Categories: c-reactive protein Eskimo fat consumption fresh fish obese obesity omega 3 fatty acids omega-3 supplements overweight triglyceride type 2 diabetes wild seafood Yukon Yup'ik Eskimos

Longer lives, less disease, less misery – it’s as easy as a-b-c…D

August 24, 2011 That was my friend's rather dark, tongue-in-cheek take on a news item she sent me with this headline: "Doubling vitamin D levels most cost effective way to reduce global mortality rates." Trust me, I hate the evening rush hour as much as anyone, but even if it means putting up with... Read More >

Categories: blood levels of vitamin D cod liver oil D3 dietary and supplement intake general health status IUs mortality rates quality of life reducing mortality rates salmon sardines sun exposure sunlight tropical optimum vitamin vitamin D3

Avoid this popular food that will pack on pounds and increase diabetes risk

August 10, 2011 A potato is a root, but it still qualifies as a vegetable. And you buy potatoes in the vegetable section of your supermarket, right? And vegetables are good for you, right? So eat up! I'm guessing that's the way most people think of potatoes. But that logic has one detail... Read More >

Categories: abdominal fat American Heart Association B vitamins baked potato blood sugar Dr. Spreen heart healthy minerals nutritious components pancreas stress potato potato chips potato skin potatoes promote weight gain refined simple carb refined starch starch sugar Sugar-sweetened beverages type 2 diabetes vegetable vitamin C

Keep your veins flexible and your heart strong with this supplement

August 8, 2011 Researchers in Australia examined 10 omega-3 supplement trials. They found that o-3 supplement intake did two important things: 1) Improved pulse wave velocity, and 2) Improved arterial compliance... Read More >

Categories: arterial compliance arterial stiffness arteries blood flow general health support heart attack risk o-3 supplements omega 3 fatty acids omega-3 supplements pulse wave velocity type 2 diabetes

A man who compromises the health of children to make himself rich is a predator

July 20, 2011 A prominent Harvard psychiatrist spends a decade conducting influential research that radically redefines the criteria for bipolar diagnosis in children. During this same period, the psychiatrist accepts generous payments from drug companies that produce antipsychotic drugs, but he grossly underreports his earnings to Harvard... Read More >

Categories: antipsychotic drugs bipolar disorder in children Dr. Joseph Biederman drug companies Johnson & Johnson
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