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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

Whole grain products make hearts happy

December 14, 2005 As studies have documented, your heart benefits when you make the extra effort to be sure you're consuming genuine whole grain products... Read More >

Categories: bait and switch whole grains iron levels whole grain products and your heart whole grains and your heart

Singing the praises of the banana

December 9, 2005 Howard offers a list of banana perks, which includes this nutritional comparison to apples: "Four times the protein, twice the carbohydrates, three times the phosphorus, five times the vitamin A and iron and twice the other vitamins and minerals... Read More >

Categories: antacid banana perks bananas carbohydrates fiber phosphorus potassium protein vitamin b

An important association between bone health and heart health

December 8, 2005 In yesterday's e-Alert ("Hearts and Bones" 12/7/05) I told you about an important association between bone health and heart health, along with two tips on how to avoid low bone mineral density (BMD... Read More >

Categories: bone mineral density coronary artery disease osteoporosis and women osteoporosis risk treating osteoporosis

What are your chances of developing colorectal cancer?

December 5, 2005 As you've probably already guessed, colorectal cancer risk rises for every "yes" answer and lowers for every "no" answer. And those who smoke more than 20 cigarettes a day can add a couple more points to their risk score... Read More >

Categories: chances of developing colorectal cancer colorectal cancer family risk and colorectal cancer risks of colorectal cancer

2005-12-Members Alert

December 1, 2005 July 2005 PDF And another thing Healing may be especially sweet when you put a little honey on a wound. According to a study of more than 30 children with deep bacterial infections of the skin, wounds dressed twice each day with gauze soaked in raw honey were cleaner and... Read More >

Categories: cancer treatment flu shots high protein diet nl-2005-12 stress
Newsletter Issue: December 2005

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

Is it really from heaven above? The cancer miracle that leaves healthy cells healthy

December 1, 2005 Is it really from heaven above? The cancer miracle that leaves healthy cells healthy Cancer treatment has come a long way since the use of mustard gas derivatives in the early 1900s-or has it? When doctors discovered during World War I that mustard gas destroyed bone marrow, they began to... Read More >

Categories: Avemar cancer cell death cancer treatment nl-2005-12 wheat germ
Newsletter Issue: December 2005

Laughter may improve blood flow

November 25, 2005 If Jim's statistics gave you a laugh, you might have just experienced a slight improvement in blood flow (especially if you add a few more laughs... Read More >

Categories: healthy laughter laugh your way to good health laughter and blood flow laughter and your health

Prostate health

November 22, 2005 Every man wants it, but few men actually want to talk about it. The "it" is prostate health. And a precursor of arthritis may hold the key to treating a pre-cancerous prostate condition... Read More >

Categories: arthritis and prostate health cancer and herbs cancerous tissues herbal healing prostate health triggering inflammation

Several types of cancer are considered silent killers

November 21, 2005 Several types of cancer are considered "silent killers." Colon, bowel, lung, stomach, rectal, liver and pancreatic cancers are often in advanced stages by the time their symptoms finally develop into red flags... Read More >

Categories: bowel cancer colon cancer liver cancer lung cancer pancreatic cancer rectal cancer silent cancer silent killer cancer silent killer symptoms stomach cancer

Should people with gout stay away from cod liver oil?

November 18, 2005 For instance, cod liver oil is an excellent source of vitamin D, omega 3 fatty acids and other key nutrients. But codfish is high in protein, which makes it one of the primary triggers for gout... Read More >

Categories: abstaining from cod liver oil gout and cod liver oil gout and fish health benefits of cod liver oil health benefits of fish
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