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Aspirin is not as safe as doctors and advertisers would have you believe

May 22, 2008 Research concluded that men who take aspirin on a regular basis reduce the risk of a first heart attack. And the medical mainstream never looked back - low dose aspirin became one of the most commonly recommended drugs for heart health. Just one little problem: Aspirin prompts internal bleeding... Read More >

Categories: acetaminophen advertisers aspirin brain doctors gastrointestinal tract heart attack kidney painkillers stroke ulcers women

Another hormone therapy problem: Skewed mammogram results

April 8, 2008 When researchers at UCLA Medical Center reviewed medical records from the study, they found that women who used combined HRT were more likely to have abnormal mammograms, prompting a greater number of unnecessary biopsies... Read More >

Categories: abnormal biopsies breast Cancer hormone replacement therapy mammograms progestin women

New hormone replacement therapy dangers revealed

April 3, 2008 Millions of women who trusted and used combined HRT continue to be at high risk of cancer, stroke, and blood clots, even though they may have stopped using the therapy years ago. The FDA is fully aware of these risks, and yet HRT continues to get a free pass... Read More >

Categories: blood clots estrogen heart disease hormone replacement therapy HRT NIH postmenopausal progestin stroke women

2008-04-Members Alert

April 1, 2008 April 2008 PDF And another thing Dementia risk increases when folate levels are deficient, according to a study from South Korea. Researchers recruited more than 500 elderly subjects in good cognitive health. Baseline blood tests showed that less than four percent were folate-deficient. Two and a half years later, 45... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: April 2008

Say 'no more' to fish burps with this crantastic source of omega-3s

April 1, 2008 Now there's hope for those of us who want the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids without the fishy aftertaste. And that hope comes from a surprising new source: cranberry seeds... Read More >

Categories: Aging alzheimer's Arthritis Cancer cranberry seeds eczema fatty acids fish burps fish oil heart disease lupus nl-2008-04 omega 3 omega 6 vitamin E
Newsletter Issue: April 2008

Vitamin E helps maintain physical function in the elderly

February 20, 2008 A recent study from Yale University School of Medicine reveals what appears to be the primary nutritional element needed to keep your body in good working order for at least a century... Read More >

Categories: antioxidants elderly fit oxidative stress premature death selenium upper respiratory infection vitamin E

Mythbusters

January 24, 2008 The FDA caved. One of the agency's biggest benefactors - Wyeth Pharmaceuticals - stamped its feet and said, "Gimmie!" and the FDA said, "Oh all right... Read More >

Categories: bioidentical hormone replacement therapy breast cancer estriol estrogen menstruation progesterone stroke Wyeth Pharmaceuticals

Combining outrage and health

December 26, 2007 A new study revealed that the regular use of aspirin and other painkillers may boost blood pressure in men... Read More >

Categories: aspirin blood pressure HBP painkillers salt retention

Wish List

September 10, 2007 Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard School of Public Health's analysis showed no significant difference between breast cancer rates in women with high intake of acrylamide compared to women with low intake... Read More >

Categories: acrylamide breast cancer Cancer carbohydrate women
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