Health Sciences Institute e-Alert Archives

Our daily e-letter, known as e-Alert, delivers health news—before anyone else. From overlooked studies to underground cures, it’s all here. Catch up on the insights that matter most.

Every weekday, our FREE e-Alert delivers urgent health breakthroughs and hidden dangers—before they hit the headlines.

Not signed up yet? Join 500,000+ readers worldwide by using the sign-up box below.

FILTERS
applied to search results for “feed”

YEAR

CATEGORY

Browse the FULL e-Alert Archive using the filters in this section, or search for a specific topic below:


Search Results for “feed” (531 results found)

Delicate topics: Kids say the darndest things

January 30, 2006 "I feel betrayed. But it's my own fault." That comment comes from a colleague of mine named Lou who sent me an e-mail with some enlightening (and frightening) information about foods that contain soy... Read More >

Categories: AHA American Heart Association AP Archer Daniels Midland Associated Press breast cancer cholesterol levels cholesterol-lowering effects Estrogen-like plant hormones HDL cholesterol heart-healthy diet hot flashes isoflavone levels isoflavones Israeli Health Ministry LDL cholesterol Monsanto Mothering magazine nutritionists oncologists pediatricians preproductive hormones pro-soy doctors prostate cancer reduced fertility in men Sally Euclarie Osborne soy soy baby formula soy consumption soy formula soybean uterine cancer

2006-01-Members Alert

January 1, 2006 January 2006 PDF And another thing When the blues create carbohydrate cravings, a little chromium might help. Carb hunger is a common symptom of atypical depression (a mood disorder that’s temporarily relieved by positive life events). When adults with atypical depression were given 600 mcg of chromium picolinate per day,... Read More >

Categories: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease depression joint support lycopene nl-2006-01 oral leukoplakia stomach bacteria
Newsletter Issue: January 2006

Feed your stomach the bacteria it needs to run at peak performance

January 1, 2006 Feed your stomach the bacteria it needs to run at peak performance There’s nothing flashy or exciting about probiotics. Having good bacteria in your digestive system won’t make you look younger or thinner. But quite often it’s the “little” things-like better digestion and regularity-that can make a big difference in... Read More >

Categories: gastrointestinal tract GI48 Lane Labs nl-2006-01 probiotics stomach bacteria
Newsletter Issue: January 2006

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

The value of goat milk

November 29, 2005 You don't always get a chance for a "do over." But when researchers took a second look at a large study that examined vitamin B use among stroke victims, they found something important that was missed the first time... Read More >

Categories: goat milk Goats

Grass-fed beef

November 11, 2005 And with that an HSI member named Naturalway begins a description of how she came to be so enthusiastic about eating meat from animals that are not fattened with grain feed or otherwise "enhanced" with growth hormones and antibiotics... Read More >

Categories: animal meat grain-fed meat grass fed beef meat after taste natural way omega 3 fatty acids

Documentary stresses better dietary choices

September 21, 2005 But it's not just footage of a guy indulging in a junk food binge. He also reveals some surprising facts about how American's eat, along with useful insights for a nation that needs to get back on track to better dietary choices... Read More >

Categories: addictive foods better dietary choices better dietary habits fast food addication food documentary Morgan Spurlock Super Size McDonalds Super Size Me Super Size Me movie

The fast track one day detox diet

September 8, 2005 But when the nagging back and neck pain I was experiencing became more annoying than the prospect of making myself a human pincushion, I gave in... Read More >

Categories: environmental toxins metabolism one day detox

Giving your liver the support it needs is now easier than ever

September 1, 2005 Giving your liver the support it needs is now easier than ever Whey protein is one of nature’s most powerful immune boosters. Over the years, people have used it to treat everything from jaundice to epilepsy, but now researchers are zeroing in on its effects on immune diseases considered incurable,... Read More >

Categories: chronic fatigue syndrome cysteine CysteinePeP liver nl-2005-09 Whey protein
Newsletter Issue: September 2005

2005-07-Members Alert

July 1, 2005 24 hours to a healthier, lighter you Sure, they can make you look and feel better, but detox diets just seem like a lot of work. Most of them involve days on end of fasting, preparing special tonics that look less than appealing (and taste even worse), or taking handfuls... Read More >

Categories: Ann Louise Gittleman detox diet nl-2005-07 toxins
Newsletter Issue: July 2005

Natural ways to help keep your HGH level from dropping off

June 13, 2005 But as the name implies, HGH is a hormone, which means any use of synthetic HGH supplements should be embarked on with great care. Fortunately, there are safe, natural ways to help keep your HGH level from dropping off steeply after the age of 50... Read More >

Categories: HGH and women human growth hormone Pro HGH
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

Meet the Health Sciences Institute

The Health Sciences Institute (HSI) is an independent organization established in 1998. We’re dedicated to uncovering and researching the most urgent advances in modern underground medicine. Things you WON’T hear about in the mainstream.

Whether they come from a laboratory in Malaysia, a clinic in South America, or a university in Germany, our goal is to bring the treatments that work directly to the people who need them. We alert our Members to exciting breakthroughs in medicine, show them exactly where to go to learn more, and help them understand how they and their families can benefit from these powerful discoveries.

Learn More About the Health Sciences Institute. >