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Osteoarthritis and Exercise

February 13, 2007 Exercise may aggravate pain associated with osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee, but it doesn't contribute to the development of this serious knee problem... Read More >

Categories: osteoarthritis and exercise Pain

Mysterious Ways

January 24, 2007 Here are the two best ways to lower your risk of pancreatic cancer: 1) Maintain a proper body weight 2) Avoid smoking. Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health believe they've found evidence that might add a third item to that list... Read More >

Categories: flossing lycopene pancreatic cancer periodontal disease proper body weight smoking vitamin d

Big & Tall

January 15, 2007 Many people who aren't obese, or even a little overweight, are suffering from obesity fatigue: the weariness of having to constantly hear about obesity in the mainstream media... Read More >

Categories: body mass index kidney cancer obesity Slentrol

All to the Good

December 28, 2006 Today, we'll focus strictly on healthy benefits with the top six health tips of 2006, gleaned from the thousands of studies reported over the past 12 months... Read More >

Categories: acetaminophen atherosclerosis Cancer chlorine dietary supplements glycemic index intravenous vitamin C therapy magnesium osteoarthritis pancreatic cancer

Measure for Measure

December 19, 2006 If you're preparing yourself for a 2007 regimen of dieting and exercise to reduce weight, in addition to making weight-loss your goal, you might significantly improve your heart health by focusing on your waistline measurement as well... Read More >

Categories: body mass index diet excercise heart attack risk heart health protein Weight Loss

Calcium for Good Health

December 12, 2006 Most women are aware that a good intake of dietary calcium helps protect bones as you age. Research from Rutgers University shows that one specific group of women may be underestimating just how much calcium they need... Read More >

Categories: bone health calcium

Libido boost made just for women

December 1, 2006 With the help of some exotic extras, nature’s sweetest temptation just got even sweeter You know as well as I do that if something’s good for you, it probably tastes rotten. And while it seems like every health product has a candy-shop version these days (laxatives, diet shakes, nutrition bars-you... Read More >

Categories: Borojoa chocolate Chocollissima libido boost nl-2006-12 women
Newsletter Issue: December 2006

2006-11-Members Alert

November 1, 2006 November 2006 PDF And another thing Migraines with aura symptoms may complicate heart health in women. Only about 10 percent of migraine patients experience such symptoms, which include temporary visual impairment and numbness in the limbs. When researchers followed more than 27,000 middle-aged women for about 10 years, those who... Read More >

Categories: chronic snoring gum disease metabolic syndrome motor skills nl-2006-11
Newsletter Issue: November 2006

Celiac Disease May be Linked to Cognitive Decline

October 30, 2006 New research from the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine reveals how celiac disease - a fairly common autoimmune disorder - may be at the root of some cases of cognitive impairment... Read More >

Categories: celiac disease cognitive decline effects of celiac

Peptide YY – The Body's Own Appetite Suppressant

September 20, 2006 If you're trying to lose some weight, a little peptide YY might help. Also known as PYY - this hormone regulates hunger. It's released into the blood stream in the stomach... Read More >

Categories: hormone peptide YY protein appetite suppressant

Abdominal Fat

September 11, 2006 I have a friend named Chris who tells me he's pretty much given up trying to get rid of his middle age spread. I'm sure many of us can empathize with his frustration... Read More >

Categories: abdominal fat heart disease Weight Loss

How to minimize the risk and severity of dementia

August 10, 2006 The good news: You might start seeing beef labeled "grassfed" in your local grocer's meat section. The bad news: Don't believe it... Read More >

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

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