Archive for April, 2009
Monday, April 27th, 2009
Interesting article for those with asthma…
Alert: Study Shows Asthma Sufferers Face New Risks
by Dr. Pamela Maloney, Ph.D.
Research reveals startling new dangers for those with poor breathing, while natural methods of lung fortification emerge
A recent Australian study of 7,619 participants reported that those with asthma or related breathing problems may be as much as nine times [...]
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Saturday, April 25th, 2009
New statistics encourage many to consider nutritional supplements for blood pressure and cholesterol
In its 2005 update, the American Heart Association revealed that 70.1 million Americans now have some form of cardiovascular challenges that can affect their lifestyle. After analyzing new data, the agency states that men over the age of 40 now have a 49% risk [...]
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Monday, April 20th, 2009
Great article I found for anyone with joint pain…
Glucosamine/Chondroitin Controversy:
What They’re NOT Telling You
by Dr. Peter Siroka, DPM
Despite inaccurate reporting from the mainstream media, large study exposes real truth about nutrient combination for those with poor joint health
During the recent running controversy over Glucosamine and Chondroitin, the truly legitimate headlines were the ones you didn’t [...]
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Monday, April 13th, 2009
Great article I found regarding arthritis drugs…
Top Health Clinic to Study Risks of Arthritis Drugs
by Dr. Peter Siroka, DPM
Research planned to determine impact of painkillers on heart patients; alternatives proposed for interim
In the wake of such public health debacles as Vioxx® and Bextra®—two popular arthritis drugs that were pulled from the market because of cardiovascular [...]
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Friday, April 10th, 2009
It may pay to take supplements. A clinical study commissioned by the Dietary Supplement Education Alliance shows that taking certain dietary supplements may not only help seniors live longer, but also dramatically cut down on medical costs. Specifically, Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) and lutein with zeaxanthin are among those supplements that may result in [...]
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Monday, April 6th, 2009
Interesting article on seasonal sickenss (cold & flu)….
Avoiding the Agony of Seasonal Sickness
by Steven A. Franks, M.D.
Experts Reveal: The same methods that protect you from getting sick on vacation may also keep you healthy at home
So, your vacation is finally here. After waiting for the flight attendants to call for your boarding group, you [...]
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Sunday, April 5th, 2009
Advancements in stem cell research may point to better treatments for heart attack survivors. In a landmark 204- patient study, bone marrow infusion of stem cells was compared to placebo to determine if the heart’s pumping chamber (an indicator of post-attack muscle capacity) improved. After four months of treatment, bone marrow recipients saw a 5.5% [...]
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