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Fat flush diet: Kick-start your weight loss

May 11, 2006 Noting that she lost 50 pounds over the past year, she added, "The most important thing is that I finally found a diet that works. It's called 'Fat Flush.' It's based on a lot of cranberry juice and flaxseed... Read More >

Categories: aerobics cranberry juice diet fat flush diet fitness flaxseed Madeline Albright vitality weight control Weight Loss weight training well being workout regimen

2006-05-Members Alert

May 1, 2006 May 2006 PDF And another thing When dietary questionnaires were given to more than 2,000 elderly subjects, researchers found a clear association between magnesium consumption and greater whole-body bone mineral density. Magnesium is known to support the enzyme function required for healthy bone formation. Dietary sources of magnesium include fish,... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: May 2006

Fluroide can actually damage teeth

April 5, 2006 Remember back in the 20th Century when people actually believed that fluoride in their drinking water was GOOD for them! Ah, it was a simpler time back then... Read More >

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2006-04-Members Alert

April 1, 2006 April 2006 PDF And another thing Excess abdominal fat raises your risk of all kinds of health problems, from Type II diabetes to heart attacks. But how much “excess baggage” is too much? A study that assessed several types of body measurement methods found that waist-to-hip ratio was the most... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: April 2006

Grapefruit: Which to choose the red or yellow?

March 14, 2006 So you're browsing the colorful stalls in the produce section of your favorite market, and you come across a selection of yellow grapefruit stacked beside a similar pile of red grapefruit. Which to choose... Read More >

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Use of antioxidants during cancer therapy

February 28, 2006 After sending you the e-Alert "Crossed Purposes" (2/16/06), about the use of antioxidants during cancer therapy, I received a poignant e-mail from an HSI member named Amy... Read More >

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Chronic diseases come with chronic side effects

February 15, 2006 An HSI member named Pam sent an e-mail with this question: "Do you have any information on Chronic Fatigue? I have a friend who has cancer. She said she is always tired and thinks she has chronic fatigue... Read More >

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Reduce oxidative stress caused by exercise

February 9, 2006 I just came across a study that shows how polyphenols may help reduce oxidative stress caused by exercise... Read More >

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2006-02-Members Alert

February 1, 2006 February 2006 PDF MEMBERS FORUM Milk isn’t as good as you think Q: I recently went to the doctor to get a bone scan. He told me my bone density was low and that I should drink more milk. When I told him I drink milk every day, he said... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: February 2006

Calcium and Weightloss

January 19, 2006 Here's a little reminder for all of us who have vowed to lose weight in the New Year: calcium helps... Read More >

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Russian Roulette with off-label drug: Long-term health risks

January 17, 2006 Imagine you have a 15-year-old son who wants to play Russian roulette. Would you let him play... Read More >

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Reduce your risk of periodontal disease

January 4, 2006 Periodontitis is a form of periodontal disease in which the gums and bone that support teeth become infected. Researchers believe that inflammation associated with periodontitis may also play a role in the development of heart disease... Read More >

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

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