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Health · July 14, 2013
Chemoprevention strategies with antioxidants – (05-20-03)
Semiquinone radical intermediate in catecholic estrogen-mediated cytotoxicity and mutagenesis: Chemoprevention strategies with antioxidants Had to leave the long title for effect… I know this goes into some heavy…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · July 14, 2013
Changes in Antioxidative Mechanisms in Elderly Patients with NIDDM – (06-11-01)
Changes in Antioxidative Mechanisms in Elderly Patients with NIDDM This study suggests that changes in the way that our cells use alpha-tocopherol (one form of Vit E) may be related to the pathogenesis of diabetes…
Autoimmunity · July 14, 2013
Cerebral Atrophy Related to Corticotherapy in Lupus – (08-06-01)
Cerebral Atrophy Related to Corticotherapy in Lupus While this article focuses on patients with SLE, the concept applies to the common method of treatment for many autoimmune disorders. With all the other damaging…
Insulin · July 14, 2013
Adiponectin reverses insulin resistance – (08-06-01)
Adiponectin reverses insulin resistance Here is another example of a newly discovered hormone that plays a role in insulin/weight management. Keep an eye out for this one; this is a mouse study but the impact on human…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · July 13, 2013
The Hip Bone is Connected to the…Testis??????
Ok. I KNOW that the body is wildly interconnected. But some connections are too incredible to be believed at first glance. I recently wrote a blog article about how weight gain is not one of the low T symptoms, but…
Hypertension · July 11, 2013
High Blood Pressure Medication–Is Your Doctor Still Prescribing It?
Blood pressure medication use below 160/100 is worthless. While nothing in medical research is set in stone, some things are close. A review done by the Cochrane Collaboration in 2012, a worldwide medical research…
Anti-Aging · July 10, 2013
Symptoms of Low T; Is Weight Gain On the List?
You’re sitting on the couch, eating chips, drinking beer and watching sports. The commercial comes on that suggests that your gut is one of the symptoms of low T. That HAS to be the reason. So you run to your doctor. He…
Healthy Pregnancy and Women's Health · July 9, 2013
Prenatal and Postnatal Flavor Learning by Human Infants – (06-07-01)
Prenatal and Postnatal Flavor Learning by Human Infants I’ve heard this concept before I think it gives us the most incredible tool yet to ensure that our children will eat healthy. Basically, whatever a mother eats…
Probiotic · July 9, 2013
Long term consumption of probiotic milk on infections in children – (06-07-01)
Long term consumption of probiotic milk on infections in children Always good to follow up an editorial with a good research article. I would of course rather see the dairy avoided altogether, but adding probiotics does…
Alzheimer's · July 9, 2013
Did You Know Your Irregular Heartbeat Causes Brain Damage?
I don’t write much about atrial fibrillation or causes of irregular heartbeat, but I have a pretty strong understanding of how to fix it. Why? Because I wrote a book on migraines and seizures (which, incidentally, can…
Probiotic · July 9, 2013
Do probiotics prevent childhood illnesses? – (06-07-01)
Do probiotics prevent childhood illnesses? What an interesting question to pose. If this were true does that mean that antibiotics are truly detrimental to our children’s health? Personally, I feel that probiotics play…
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · July 9, 2013
Bone turnover markers and sex hormones in men with osteoporosis – (06-07-01)
Bone turnover markers and sex hormones in men with osteoporosis There are a few nice take home ideas here. First, the concept that there are tests other then bone densitography studies to assess bone health is clear…
Migraine · July 8, 2013
Chronic Migraine Headaches in Kids – Could This Be Why?
Headaches in children are one of the hardest things for parents to deal with. You want to help, but instead you end up feeling helpless. But what if “helping” is not what you’re doing? Sounds crazy. What could a parent…
Hypertension · July 7, 2013
Worsening of Hypertension by Cyclo-oxygenase-2 Inhibitors – (02-12-01)
Worsening of Hypertension by Cyclo-oxygenase-2 Inhibitors Remember and keep this ingrained: the human body has interactions between organs, between cells and even within cells that are far beyond what science may ever…
Colon / Colorectal Cancer · July 7, 2013
Trans-Fatty Acids and Colon Cancer – (12-27-01)
Trans-Fatty Acids and Colon Cancer If you are reading this at home, run to the cabinet and check the labels of all processed foods and snack foods. Notice the ubiquitous presence of hydrogenated oils? Physicians in the…
Oxidative Stress · July 7, 2013
-tocopherol, neuronal degeneration and chronic oxidative stress – (12-27-01)
tocopherol, neuronal degeneration and chronic oxidative stress The idea of Vit E being neuroprotective has come up many times in the past, with particular attention to delaying progression in Parkinson’s disease. This…
Arthritis · July 7, 2013
(TNF-) Plays a Protective Role in Acute Viral Myocarditis in Mice – (02-12-01)
(TNF-) Plays a Protective Role in Acute Viral Myocarditis in Mice Careful with this!! TNF-alpha receptor blockers are the hot new class of drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and now Crohn’s disease. I always worry…
Arthritis · July 7, 2013
T cell reactivity to microbial antigens, collagen in RA after new meds – (01-18-01)
T cell reactivity to microbial antigens, collagen in RA after new meds Etanercept is the new drug being used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease. I have always been concerned at the effects of blocking the…
Heart Disease · July 7, 2013
Soy Genistein Produces Acute NO–Dependent Dilation of Vasculature – (01-18-01)
Soy Genistein Produces Acute NO–Dependent Dilation of Vasculature This study shows an efficacy of soy phytoestrogens in increasing blood flow that is similar to estrogen. This vasodilation is believed to be one of the…
Heart Disease · July 7, 2013
Some HRT Regimens May Increase Risk of Postmenopausal Stroke – (01-08-01)
Some HRT Regimens May Increase Risk of Postmenopausal Stroke Okay, okay…so why would someone want to take HRT again?? I just cannot figure it out. Reasons for taking HRT are several. Lowering risk of heart disease is…
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