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Prostate Cancer · June 17, 2013
Low-Fat, Flaxseed-Supplemented Diet and Prostate Cancer – (08-20-01)
Low-Fat, Flaxseed-Supplemented Diet and Prostate Cancer This is a very interesting article that looked at flaxseed as a potential adjunct for prostate cancer treatment in the future. Flaxseed may have several potential…
Diabetes (Type 2) · June 17, 2013
Low Animal Protein Improves Blood Glucose in Type 2 Diabetics – (07-09-01)
Low Animal Protein Improves Blood Glucose in Type 2 Diabetics This title should not really surprise anyone, but the results of this study, although small, were quite amazing. Thirty percent reduction in HbA1C levels (a…
Chiropractic Care · June 17, 2013
Limb-Length Discrepancy on Gait Economy in Older Adults – (07-09-01)
Limb-Length Discrepancy on Gait Economy in Older Adults It is interesting to see an article on leg length insufficiency relating to fatigue and oxygen consumption. Chiropractors have been checking for this for ever…
Hypertension · June 17, 2013
Lead Levels May Predict Hypertension Risk – (01-25-01)
Lead Levels May Predict Hypertension Risk A few weeks ago an article was reviewed suggesting a possible link between lead and cognitive decline in the elderly. While I am strongly against the “one cause, one cure”…
Diabetes (Type 2) · June 17, 2013
Lack of Sleep May Increase Risk of Type 2 Diabetes – (07-09-01)
Lack of Sleep May Increase Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Two things that are absolutely essential for any other natural therapy to work for any condition is exercise and sleep. The results of this article should not be…
Diabetes (Type 2) · June 17, 2013
Is Type-2 Diabetes an Inflammatory Disease? – (08-25-00)
Is Type-2 Diabetes an Inflammatory Disease? This is not a new theory. Inflammation in the human body can be a devastating process and is believed to contribute to most diseases known to man. This is a nice summary of…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · June 17, 2013
Insulin Resistance as a Predictor of Age-Related Diseases – (08-20-01)
Insulin Resistance as a Predictor of Age-Related Diseases Need I say more? With almost any chronic disease patient, whether it’s diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, cardiovascular disease, obesity, etc… insulin resistance…
Chiropractic Care · June 17, 2013
Increase in Chiropractic Patients With Work-Related Injuries – (08-25-00)
Increase in Chiropractic Patients With Work-Related Injuries Chiropractic is the natural choice for work injuries, and many studies suggest that chiropractic is cheaper with better results than non-chiropractic…
Asthma · June 17, 2013
In Utero And Perinatal Factors May Influence Asthma Risk in Children – (07-23-01)
In Utero And Perinatal Factors May Influence Asthma Risk in Children There are many people who want to blame genetics for much of today’s chronic diseases, but I firmly believe that environment is the bigger player. As…
Insulin · June 17, 2013
Impaired glucose tolerance: GPs’ knowledge and perceptions – (05-23-02)
Impaired glucose tolerance: GPs’ knowledge and perceptions Anyone who’s even read this newsletter just once can probably grasp the medical fact that increased insulin resistance is probably the number one health concern…
Hormone · June 17, 2013
Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Dysfunction in Chronic Fatigue – (08-20-01)
Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Dysfunction in Chronic Fatigue It is wonderful to see an article address this aspect of fatigue, whether related to CFS or not. Slowing down of the adrenal cortex, most commonly as a…
Diabetes and Obesity Tips · June 17, 2013
Habitual snoring and obesity in the development of diabetes – (08-21-00)
Habitual snoring and obesity in the development of diabetes We have long viewed snoring as a benign condition, and yet recent research is starting to link snoring with many chronic diseases. Journal of Internal Medicine…
Gastric Cancer · June 17, 2013
Gastric mucus synthesis inhibited by cigarette smoke – (08-21-00)
Gastric mucus synthesis inhibited by cigarette smoke Not that anyone should need any additional reasons, but this research studies may explain how smoking can increase your risk of gastric ulcers. Read entire article…
Diarrhea / Constipation / Irritable Bowel · June 17, 2013
Fructo oligosaccharides in the prevention of travellers’ diarrhoea – (07-23-01)
Fructo oligosaccharides in the prevention of travellers’ diarrhoea FOS is a nondigestable carbohydrate that friendly bacteria can use as a fuel source to proliferate and help the GI tract stay healthy. This study shows…
Ear Infections · June 17, 2013
Friendly streptococci & recurrences of acute and secretory otitis media – (01-25-01)
Friendly streptococci & recurrences of acute and secretory otitis media This is it!! Although this is a small pilot study, this is the evidence to support everything natural practitioners have been saying for many, many…
Anti-Aging · June 17, 2013
Facial Wrinkling and the Presence of Basal Cell Carcinoma – (07-23-01)
Facial Wrinkling and the Presence of Basal Cell Carcinoma Just sort of a FYI…don’t worry so much about those wrinkles–they may protect against cancer!! Discordance Between Facial Wrinkling and the Presence of Basal Cell…
Mediterranean Diet · June 17, 2013
Experimental study of Mediterranean diet for rheumatoid arthritis – (02-24-03)
Experimental study of Mediterranean diet for rheumatoid arthritis Ditto. Ann Rheum Dis — Abstracts: Sköldstam et al. 62 (3): 208 Read entire article here
Osteoporosis Cures and Bone Health · June 17, 2013
Exercise, bone health and oral contraceptive use – (07-09-01)
Exercise, bone health and oral contraceptive use This article finds that, although exercise is known to increase bone mass, this effect is not seen with women taking oral contraceptives. I know contraception is a tough…
Asthma · June 17, 2013
Evidence That Daycare Protects Against Diabetes Is Still Equivocal – (08-20-01)
Evidence That Daycare Protects Against Diabetes Is Still Equivocal I have a theory on why this works. We know that daycare exposure is believed to protect against development of asthma and atopic disease by a healthy…
Diabetes (Type 2) · June 17, 2013
Epidemic of Type II Diabetes May Occur – (12-07-00)
Epidemic of Type II Diabetes May Occur This is something I have been saying for several years now. The lack of exercise, the poor dietary habits and the nutrient-poor/highly processed foods are all contributing to this…
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