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The effects of cell changes

February 10, 2005 I told you about a Duke University study that demonstrates how cells ration iron, first making sure that the most essential cell functions get their share, and then depriving certain genes of iron if the iron supply is insufficient... Read More >

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Placebo pills: More than just sugar

February 2, 2005 Most people would never think to question the contents of a placebo. After all, everyone knows that placebos have no active ingredients... Read More >

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Reverse fibromyalgia with this "cough syrup cure"

February 1, 2005 Reverse fibromyalgia with this “cough syrup cure” Guaifenesin isn’t new. In fact, it’s in most over-the-counter cough medicines. But for some strange and still not thoroughly understood (or at least proven) reason, this expectorant is also one of the most intriguing and promising experimental treatments for fibromyalgia (FMS). Derived from... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: February 2005

Curcumin and possible Alzheimer’s prevention

January 26, 2005 In recent years, studies have shown that curcumin's antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties may be powerful enough to break up the amyloid plaques in the brain that contribute to Alzheimer's disease (AD... Read More >

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Your body needs magnesium

January 24, 2005 If your body could tell you what it wants, here's what it would say: "I want magnesium." And how does your body love magnesium? Let me count the ways... Read More >

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Flu shot or not: 2 new all-natural ways to boost your immunity this winter

January 1, 2005 Flu shot or not: 2 new all-natural ways to boost your immunity this winter It doesn’t look like hype surrounding the flu vaccine shortage is going to die down anytime soon. We’re well into the cold and flu season, and concern over the lack of available shots is still going... Read More >

Categories: Cobiozin flu season flu shot immune system nasal congestion natural immune boosters nl-2005-01 Resistex
Newsletter Issue: January 2005

4 tools you can use to be a lean, clean, weight-loss machine

January 1, 2005 4 tools you can use to be a lean, clean, weight-loss machine I know you don’t want to start the new year with a lecture on weight loss-you’ll get more than your fill of that from the ads blaring at you as soon as you open your eyes on January... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: January 2005

Auld Lang Syne

December 31, 2004 What in the world - you may wonder - is a "We twa hae run about the braes"? The answer can be found in an HSI Forum thread titled "Auld Lang Zine... Read More >

Categories: Auld Lang Syne lyrics gallic happy new year lyrics times gone by

Making your heart healthy

December 26, 2004 They Say Only If You RunJumpSwimBikeEat Less Fat and Lower Your Cholesterol Right Now Can You Avoid Heart Disease... Read More >

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Nuts provide a good source of vitamin E

December 24, 2004 Let's face it, some of the treats that tempt us at holiday parties or family get-togethers are not always the best choices for good health. But if your host offers a bowl of almonds and other nuts,a good source of vitamin E... Read More >

Categories: almonds and other nuts folic acid good sources of vitamin e nuts and vitamin e omega 3 fatty acids reduction of bladder cancer risk vitamin E vitamin e and a handful of nuts vitamin e and the holidays vitamin e in nuts

Raw dairy sales illegal in Manhattan

December 22, 2004 They're smuggling milk into Manhattan. That's right. You can get anything you want in the city that never sleeps, but you can't purchase raw milk. Unless you're willing to live outside the law... Read More >

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Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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