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Prevent macular degeneration with one simple food 2009-11-05 - According to a recent study, you can cut your risk of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD) by adding one kind of food to your diet. Fight off H1N1 without resorting to Tamiflu 2009-11-05 - As I said back in September, I think all the hype surrounding H1N1 has more to do with selling drugs than keeping people healthy. Break the bad breath cycle by fixing the one hidden cause you will not hear about from your dentist... 2009-10-29 - Believe it or not, chronic bad breath can actually signal a hidden problem lurking in your digestive tract. Cut your risk of depression by 30 percent by eating Italian 2009-10-29 - Eating fish, drinking red wine, and using olive oil in cooking may cut your risk of developing depression. You can turn back the clock on back curvature 2009-10-22 - A new study out shows that you can significantly improve hyperkyphosis by making one simple change to your exercise routine. Natural ways to support good hearing 2009-10-22 - Before you order an uncomfortable and costly hearing device, listen to this new discovery: One of the most common vitamins on earth may help maintain hearing in older men! Beefing up your fiber 2009-10-15 - According to many well-known studies, fiber helps protect you against colon cancer. But what about breast cancer? Does eating plenty of fiber play a role in preventing breast cancer as well? Seeing the hidden picture 2009-10-15 - I came across an article about how scientists have been able to restore color perception to color-blind monkeys. I am color blind, so I admit, the story piqued my interest. Vitamin D: My Heart Healthy Obsession 2009-10-08 - According to one new study, men and women with low vitamin D levels significantly increase their risk of dying from heart disease. Put on your bulletproof vest this winter 2009-10-08 - Like a bulletproof vest, your immune system protects you against the enemy...millions of run-of-the-mill germs, bacteria, and toxins that would like nothing better than to take you down. Pumping out Vaccine Machines 2009-10-01 - It seems that the medical community has gone vaccine crazy! First Gardasil. Then the Shingles vaccine. Then the H1N1 vaccine. What will be next? A vaccine for pimples? What is causing the rise in learning disabilities? 2009-10-01 - Researchers at the University of Copenhagen think they have uncovered a major cause in the rise in learning disabilities: vitamin C deficient mothers. All about Onions and Colon Cancer 2009-09-24 - Adding an onion to your sandwich might not earn you any points with your spouse, but it may help protect you against colon cancer. Back pain got you down? Try the downward-facing dog! 2009-09-24 - After a certain age, your chances of throwing out your back once in a while are pretty good. Serious reasons to skip the H1N1 vaccine Part II 2009-09-17 - I will make no bones about it: the 2009 swine vaccine is bad news, especially if it contains an ingredient called an adjuvant. Answering reader questions about L-tryptophan 2009-09-17 - L-tryptophan, as you can attest, is a great way for men and women of all ages to get better sleep. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly about the H1N1 vaccine 2009-09-10 - Now, I know that the H1N1 virus has got a lot of you worried. But here is something to keep in mind as you hear the word "pandemic" thrown around by newscasters urging you to get the H1N1 vaccine this fall. Enjoy the last locally grown tomatoes 2009-09-10 - Not only were the tomatoes this season tasty, they also provided me with much-needed lycopene, a nutrient found in brightly-colored fruits and vegetables that is known to help protect against cancer, diabetes, and even male infertility. You are supposed to go to sleep, not on a drive 2009-09-03 - There is plenty you can do to improve the quality of your sleep without resorting to a drug like Ambien, or even something milder like Tylenol PM. More proof that antioxidants do not cause skin cancer 2009-09-03 - A group of French scientists published a study suggesting that women who take antioxidants are four times more likely to develop melanoma. Thankfully, a group of scientists in the U.S. set out to debunk this study. Muscle damage: More reasons to avoid statin drugs 2009-08-27 - According to a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, statin drugs may actually cause structural damage to your muscles. Do not trade IBS for lymphoma 2009-08-27 - Earlier this month, I got an e-mail from the FDA adding lymphoma to a long and frightening list of possible side effects for children and adolescents who take TNF (tumor necrosis factor) blockers. Naturally curbing Constipation Part II 2009-08-20 - There are lots of steps you can take to correct an underactive thyroid, without resorting to thyroid medication. 70 percent of kids are vitamin D deficient 2009-08-20 - Parents have been programmed to lather their kids in sunscreen even before heading outside. As a result, kids wind up getting most of their vitamin D from dietary sources. Curbing Constipation Naturally Part 1 2009-08-13 - When peristalsis is operating at full steam, you should have at least one to two solid bowel movements per day. Anything less means you are constipated. More uses for folic acid 2009-08-13 - Folic acid seems to break down homocysteine, never letting it build up and cause heart damage. The Ghost of Vitamin E: Still Haunting Us Five Years Later 2009-08-06 - Almost five years ago, Edgar R. Miller III PhD dropped a bombshell on the nutritional world. He published an article warning us not to take large doses of vitamin E because it could increase our risk of dying. Maximizing profits one way or another 2009-08-06 - According to Dr. Harald zur Hausen, the man who discovered the link between HPV and cervical cancer, there is only one way to wipe cervical cancer off the map: vaccinating boys too. Solve your chronic digestive problems by cranking up the engine of your stomach 2009-07-30 - There are lots of options for controlling acid reflux without resorting to drugs like Nexium. Can you ever get too much B? 2009-07-30 - Because your body does not stockpile it, you really cannot overdose on vitamin B. Rethinking the grapefruit diet 2009-07-23 - A new study published in the medical journal Diabetes zeroed in on one secret ingredient in grapefruit responsible for that sudden boost in metabolism. Is your diet causing your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? 2009-07-23 - Vitamin B may also help to ease your carpal tunnel. Serious problems with "safe" over-the-counter drugs 2009-07-16 - Acetaminophen is the leading cause of acute liver failure in the U.S. Skip the angioplasty and start moving! 2009-07-16 - So you have heart disease and your arteries have begun to narrow. Technically, it is called coronary artery disease (CAD). And it is the most common type of heart disease. The Blood Sugar/Antidepressant Connection 2009-07-09 - A new study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry wanted to determine if taking an antidepressant increased your risk of developing diabetes. Just take your pills and do not ask questions 2009-07-09 - Apparently, bone mineral tests sometimes show a loss in bone density after a woman starts taking a drug like Actonel. Preventing Dementia Naturally 2009-07-02 - A new study out this month gives us all reason to hope that it is possible to prevent cognitive decline with extracts from a traditional Chinese plant that has been used for centuries to boost the immune system and promote longevity. The link between high blood sugar and poor sleep 2009-07-02 - A new study conducted by scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago has uncovered a critical link between how well you sleep and how well you metabolize sugar. Stimulants that can kill? 2009-06-25 - A new study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry suggests that stimluants may actually increase sudden death risk for children by 500 percent. Despite Tough Times, Organic Food is Catching On 2009-06-25 - In fact, despite the tough economic times, it seems that more and more families are choosing organic food. Do not be fooled by artificial "heart wise" foods 2009-06-18 - I am not a big fan of these gimmicky processed foods. One of the worst types of offenders, in my opinion, is the "heart-smart" margarine spreads. Beware of stolen insulin 2009-06-18 - Apparently several batches of Levemir (a type of insulin made by Novo Nordisk Inc.) were stolen from the manufacturer in North Carolina. BPA Plastics Update: More reasons to throw out your cans and buy (or grow) fresh! 2009-06-11 - Even though the FDA and the EPA said last year that BPA poses no threat to human health, I have my doubts. Be wary of the little purple pill during hospital stays 2009-06-11 - If you pop a purple pill during your next hospital stay, you may be getting more than you bargained for. The Vitamin A Secret Known for 30 Years 2009-06-04 - Scientists found that vitamin A intake may play a role in preventing the aggressive type of prostate cancer that is often treated by removing the prostate gland. Just say NO to PSA screening 2009-06-04 - You see, lots of men get prostate cancer but do not have a high PSA number. And lots of men who experience spikes in their PSA numbers, do not really have cancer. The DRE is just as unreliable. My how things change! 2009-05-28 - Scientists looked at vitamin D levels in about 3,000 European men between the ages 40 and 79. They wanted to examine the connection between the amount of vitamin D found in the blood and mental function in adults. Land of the Free…as long as you take chemo? 2009-05-28 - Judge John R. Rodenberg found that by discontinuing chemo, Daniel had been "medically neglected" by his parents. The Secret Story behind the Hydroxycut Recalls 2009-05-21 - The all-natural dietary supplement Hydroxycut has been voluntarily yanked off the market following reports of liver damage, including one person who needed a liver transplant, and one related death. An all-natural Avastin? 2009-05-21 - A recent study by scientists in Japan showed that nutrients in spinach inhibited the destruction of DNA, cancer cell growth, and tumor growth in lab mice. Low vitamin D linked to female infections 2009-05-14 - Researchers from the Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health have discovered a strong link between low vitamin D and bacterial vaginosis (BV), a common vaginal infection among women. More about cancer prevention 2009-05-14 - A study found that vitamin B6 can significantly reduce colon cancer risk. Doesn’t anyone believe in prevention anymore? 2009-05-07 - Hundreds of studies have shown that mushrooms and green tea can help protect you against cancer. This week, I’m not talking about the swine flu 2009-05-07 - A strong immune system is your best defense against any kind of flu or virus that comes down the pike. What is it this time, Eddie? 2009-04-30 - Before I let that surprise out of the bag, let me remind you of a thing or two about these popular cholesterol busters. Vitamin C for Henry VIII 2009-04-30 - Now we know that poor old Henry VIII should have been taking his vitamin C. It just may have prevented him from getting gout. Solving the migraine mystery 2009-04-23 - Let’s look at why some people get migraines and others don’t. Staging a comeback? 2009-04-23 - Ginkgo biloba’s got a lot more going for it than almost anyone in the medical world is willing to admit these days. Raptiva: goodbye & good riddance 2009-04-16 - The pharmaceutical company Genentech, Inc. announced they will voluntarily pull their psoriasis drug RAPTIVA off the market. 25 cutting-edge cancer cures from around the world 2009-04-16 - It’s been my mission to find cutting-edge cures that offer cancer patients all-natural alternatives that work to get rid of the cancer and heal the body. Don’t drink everything that says “DRINK ME” 2009-04-09 - According to the FDA, about 2 million Americans take drugs containing metoclopramide. Suffolk County, NY takes stand against BPA plastics 2009-04-09 - Much recent research on animals and humans suggest that BPA mimics some of the effects of the hormone estrogen. Reading between the lines 2009-04-02 - The real way to reduce mortality rates in diabetics is to cure the disease, not control the symptoms with a drug. Will drinking white wine help shrink your pant size? 2009-03-26 - Turns out the polyphenols in Chardonnay grape seeds may also help the body regulate its metabolism, even prevent obesity. Defeating Diabetes with more D 2009-03-26 - Increased vitamin D and calcium may protect you from type II diabetes. Fake it until you make it 2009-03-19 - Dr. Scott Reuben, a well-respected anesthesiologist from New England, was accused this week of faking data in 21 different medical studies. Update on HPV vaccines 2009-03-19 - Gardasil is used to protect young girls against the human papillomavirus (HPV), a cause of cervical cancer and genital warts. But it’s way too soon to give any stamp of approval to this so-called “cancer” vaccine. Here’s why… Sugar: The white villain in your diet 2009-03-12 - Even if you avoid most sweets, the food industry sneaks sugar in to just about everything on the shelves these days. Goodbye Gardasil? 2009-03-12 - Gardasil—-the vaccine targeted at protecting teenage girls against the human papillomavirus (HPV)—is in the news again. This time, officials in Spain have yanked it off the shelves. And rightly so. Tea for type 2... 2009-03-05 - New hope for type 2 diabetics may be found lurking in both teacups and wine glasses alike. It‘s good to know... 2009-03-05 - Can‘t put down the sweets? A study conducted by University of Toronto shows it‘s not your fault. Land mines down every aisle 2009-02-26 - Most of the foods found on the shelves at your local supermarket are loaded with artificial flavors and chemicals. In the United States, food manufacturers can legally add more than 3,000 different substances to our foods for the purpose of preservation, coloring, texture, flavor and more. How many fast food restaurants are in your neighborhood? 2009-02-26 - If you’ve got a lot of fast food restaurants in your neighborhood, you’re at greater risk for suffering a stroke. When yogurt’s not enough 2009-02-19 - New research out of Japan showed that by restoring the gut’s “natural balance” of good bacteria, ulcerative colitis suffererssignificantly improve their quality of life. Take more time for tea 2009-02-19 - Tea (especially green tea and black tea) contains powerful flavonoids and antioxidants. These compounds work to purify the body and eliminate free radicals. The art of misdirection 2009-02-12 - Drug makers now have a new tactic: once you get FDA approval, just throw away any data that doesn’t support your product. Vitamin D = girl power! 2009-02-12 - A research team from England measured vitamin D levels in 99 girls between the ages 12 and 14. Turns out that almost 75 percent of the young girls were deficient in vitamin D. More beach vacations for cardiac patients? 2009-02-05 - You can get up to 10,000 IUs a day just by spending 30 minutes in the sun. But during the winter, many of us just scurry back and forth from the house to the car. That’s not good, especially when you start looking at all the diseases that vitamin D has been shown to help prevent. More problems with mammograms 2009-02-05 - Turns out that mammograms are so uncomfortable, some women resort to applying topical anesthetic to their breasts before the procedure. Well, that’s got to stop, according to the FDA. New hope for the parents of preemies 2009-01-29 - Omega-3 fatty acids spur brain development in preemie girls - Premature babies need more fish oil in their diet. According to a new study out last week, a key ingredient in fish oil might help prevent severe developmental delays, even mental retardation in premature babies. The melamine scandal continues 2009-01-29 - The FDA has found trace amounts of melamine in several brands of U.S.-manufactured infant formula. Companies here have been scrambling to ease the minds of parents and get rid of the melamine even though the FDA says trace amounts are safe. More options for Sally Field! 2009-01-22 - New research suggests that lycopene - the powerful antioxidant found in good ole ketchup - may help protect men and women against losses in bone mineral density. Urgent Warning for Alzheimer Families 2009-01-22 - According to doctors, less than 10 percent of Alzheimers patients remained free from symptoms of psychopathology during the course of their disease. In other words, agitation, aggression, depression, anxiety, paranoid delusions, and insomnia are very much the norm for AD patients. Glorious grapes! 2009-01-15 - Researchers at the University of Kentucky discovered that grape seed extract activates JNK, a protein that regulates the apoptosis pathway. So the extract literally sends leukemia cells packing, never to be seen again. The Secret about Flu Vaccines 2009-01-08 - Well, if nothing else, at least the American Association of Pediatrics (AAP) is predictable. People are dying to avoid heart disease 2009-01-05 - Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs have been on the market for well over a decade now and represent one of the biggest pharmaceutical money-makers in drug history. Tis the season of antibiotics 2009-01-02 - Happy 2009 everyone! The good news for bah, humbugs like me is that the holidays are over. The bad news...its officially cold and flu season. 75 Percent of Juvenile Diabetics Not Getting Enough Vitamin D 2009-01-02 - A new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics caught my attention this week. It said more than 75 percent of children with type-1 diabetes are not getting enough vitamin D. New approach to preventing and reversing skin cancer 2008-12-29 - It is believed that a mutation in the p53 gene is the cause behind both sun-related skin damage and skin cancer. The Problem with Placebo 2008-12-29 - Whenever you hear ads for pharmaceuticals, there is inevitably a disclaimer at the end pertaining to the incidence of side effects. Mr. Scrooge remembers Christmas 2008-12-25 - As I am sitting here writing this weeks Guide to Good Health, I found myself starting to stew about all the bad news I have read lately… the FDA flunkies… the melamine-tainted infant formula… and now we hear about a major drug company that hired ghost writers to pen fake stories about Prempro and actually got them published in major medical journals! Get more bang for your buck with a few key supplements 2008-12-25 - Most of you are probably already taking a daily supplement. But in the New Year, make sure its a good one. Sixth sense a reality? 2008-12-22 - According to a report published in the British Journal of Psychology, the answer may very well be YES. The Importance of a Healthy Gut 2008-12-22 - As you know, your gut is filled with billions of friendly bacteria that are essential to healthy digestion... Somebody Warn Sally Fields! 2008-12-18 - Now in her 60s, Sally Fields still looks pretty darn good. I am sure the big shots at Roche Laboratories thought so too when they picked her as their spokesperson for Boniva, the latest and greatest osteoporosis wonder drug. The More Melamine the Merrier! 2008-12-18 - The World Health Organization has come to the rescue and set a new ‘safe’ standard level of melamine in foods. Tart and tangy virus killers! 2008-12-15 - Researchers from St. Francis College, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, and New York University found that plain old cranberry juice successfully wiped out three different viral strains. Beware of mammograms 2008-12-11 - Biopsies can actually disturb a tumor on a molecular level, pulling cancer cells into healthy breast tissue. Preventing Breast Cancer with More Sleep 2008-12-11 - A new Japanese study of 24,000 women found that lack of sleep can significantly increase a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer. Relax your way to better cholesterol levels 2008-12-08 - Long-term exposure to stress and anxiety raises hormones like cortisol and adrenaline to potentially harmful levels. Acids in your drinks 2008-12-08 - The acids in the beverages you drink are actually worse for your teeth than the sugar. Asthmatics find new-found passion 2008-12-01 - Asthma currently affects about 10 million Americans. With overall incidence and asthma related deaths rising exponentially from year to year, new and affective treatments cannot be developed fast enough. New lasting hope for psoriasis sufferers 2008-11-27 - In a new study out of Taiwan, a common plant extract has been shown to work wonders for more than 70 percent of psoriasis sufferers. Ban the hairspray when you are expecting 2008-11-27 - European researchers have linked a pregnant woman’s exposure to hairspray during her first trimester with a two to three-fold increase in having a son with hypospadias. Dont hire an electrician to fix a toilet 2008-11-20 - According to a new study published in the respected Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 500 milligrams a day of vitamin C does not prevent heart disease. Get all your future Ivy Leaguers on Multivitamins! 2008-11-20 - Kids taking multivitamins get a cognitive boost on tests. Preventing Alzheimers Disease with B3 2008-11-13 - While some genetic predisposition cannot be ignored, there are things you can do to counteract the effects of the modern diet and prevent this epidemic from ever crossing your doorstep. Radiation linked to more breast cancer in young patients! 2008-11-13 - A new study out by Danish scientists shows that radiation may actually cause breast cancer in the opposite (or contralateral) breast in very young patients. L-carnitine: The Case for Red Meat 2008-11-06 - The amount of L-carnitine in your body is directly related to your energy level. Vitamin C Helps Prevent Bone Loss in Men 2008-11-06 - There’s new evidence that vitamin C can even help prevent loss of bone mass in men. Watch out for the Wolf in Sheeps Clothing 2008-10-30 - Last week, WebMD sent me an e-mail proclaiming: ‘Breast Cancer: The leading cause of cancer death in US women aged 40-59 years.’ And then under this headline, it read ‘Learn more about risk factors that influence the development of breast cancer, and effective assessment tools for breast cancer screening.’ Prevent Cancer Without Drugs Like Evista 2008-10-30 - Scientists in the UK have found a new way to prevent cancer by supercharging our foods with high levels of antioxidants. Pour yourself a tall glass of sunshine 2008-10-23 - A new report out this week from the American Academy of Pediatricians (AAP) states that kids should get 400 International Units (IUs) of vitamin D per day, Sunshine is one of the best ways to get it. You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream! 2008-10-23 - Yes, I nearly screamed when I read about the new pseudo-food ingredient you may find in your next tub of ice cream. Cannot even trust a glass of water 2008-09-28 - Today, it’s almost unthinkable to drink a glass of water from the tap in your very own kitchen. Aspirin Could Lower PSA Scores 2008-09-18 - A recent study, published in the journal, Cancer, reports that aspirin and other anti-inflammatory drugs may artificially lower a man’s PSA score. Do not worry - the FDA is on it 2008-09-11 - The FDA has been under constant fire from doctors, patients, special interest groups, politicians and everyone in between. For a while it seemed like every week another FDA-approved drug was in the spotlight for doing more harm than good. Marinade Away Your Risk of Cancer 2008-09-11 - Cooking meat at high temperatures increases the presence of certain compounds (called HCAs) that are thought to increase risk of stomach, colon, pancreatic and breast cancers. An apple a day keeps the doctor away - but orange juice cures cancer 2008-09-04 - To be fair, the treatment requires way more than a few glasses of orange juice. In actuality, it requires massive doses of intravenous vitamin C. Flu Vaccines and Seniors 2008-09-04 - New results show that the flu vaccine offers no reduction in the chances of dying…for any reason…including the flu. Get stuck now, or get sick later? 2008-08-28 - Doctors and health officials are worried about an impending measles epidemic. They say measles outbreaks are at the highest levels in over a decade. The Benefits of Chewing Gum 2008-08-28 - Research is now showing that chewing gum can help speed up the recovery of patients who’ve had portions of their colon removed. Calling off the attack...on yourself 2008-08-21 - Autoimmune disorders are a debilitating class of diseases in which the body’s own immune system attacks itself. Can stress make your allergies worse? 2008-08-21 - They say stress is a killer, but researchers at Ohio State University found that it can also make your allergies worse (hard to say which is the lesser of two evils!). Hands off my prostate! 2008-08-14 - The latest research (at least as far as the mainstream is concerned) shows that prostate cancer treatments may actually do more harm than the disease itself. Treating babies for erectile dysfunction? 2008-08-07 - Doctors at the All Children‘s Hospital in St. Petersburg, FL are treating babies with Viagra. The Benefits of Fish Oil 2008-07-31 - Fish oil is back in the news -- and for a good reason. The list of benefits is getting longer and longer. GSK dubs natural fountain of youth a drug 2008-07-24 - A number of recent studies have shown that the people who eat the fewest daily calories tend to live the longest. Watermelon instead of Viagra? 2008-07-24 - If researchers at Texas A&M University have their way, you might be tossing out your Viagra and replacing it with a delicious slice of watermelon. Using one disease to cure another 2008-07-17 - Researchers at the Ohio State University comprehensive Cancer Center have modified a common virus to pass through healthy cells and destroy cancer cells. Red wine - is there anything it cant do? 2008-07-03 - Resveratrol supplements are one solution. But a new red wine flour may hold another. Prunes -- not just for BMs anymore 2008-07-03 - It seems prunes...err...dried plums arent just for regularity anymore. According to a recent article, published in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, they may actually help combat osteoporosis as well. Do not forget the ALA 2008-07-03 - While our fishy friends provide plentiful amounts of the fatty acids EPA and DHA, they fall short on another oft forgotten omega-3 called ALA. Do Not Add Milk To Your Tea? 2008-06-23 - Adding milk to your tea may block the natural heart-healthy properties in the tea according to a recent study, conducted at the Charite medical school in Berlin, Germany, reported in the European Heart Journal. Cancer-fighting chicken? 2008-06-19 - Rather than create a pill, potion or powder containing gossypol, researchers want to add the substance to chicken feed. Chewing may help ward off dementia 2008-06-19 - As we age, cells in the hippocampus begin to break down. The hippocampus is the area of the brain most closely associated with short-term memory. Silver…not so precious anymore 2008-06-12 - The FDA has announced that mercury amalgam fillings may be harmful to some people. Those antimicrobial wipes may be doing more harm than good 2008-06-12 - A new study shows that those antimicrobial wipes may be doing more harm than good. IBS Rx is BS 2008-06-05 - We can add a new drug to this list of which-came-first diseases as the FDA gave Amitiza a wink and a nod for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Help prevent sunburns? 2008-06-05 - A new study shows that, the powerful antioxidant, beta-carotene, may help prevent actual sunburns. Tea for type 2... 2008-05-29 - New hope for type 2 diabetics may be found lurking in both tea cups and wine glasses alike. Can not put down the sweets? 2008-05-29 - It turns out they‘ve identified a gene, aptly named glucose transporter type 2, or GLUT2, that plays a key role in sugar intake. Has MRSA met its match in a cup of tea? 2008-05-22 - Egyptian scientists were "stunned" to discover that green tea increased the effectiveness of certain antibiotics by as much as 99.99%...even when pitted against antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria. Coffee Power 2008-05-22 - Coffee has picked up a lot of press lately over its health benefits and powerful antioxidant properties. My drug can beat up your supplement... 2008-05-15 - GlaxoSmithKline—along with their buddies—attempted to squeeze a petition under the radar...asking the FDA to treat weight loss claims as disease claims! Play it Safe 2008-05-15 - In 1997, the FDA gave drug companies permission to advertise directly to consumers, provided they provided just as much information about benefits as they do about risks. Sticks and stones may break your bones... 2008-05-08 - According to Merck, their drug Fosamax is designed to change the way the body breaks down and builds up bone in an effort to help curtail the bone loss associated with osteoporosis. But recent reports are showing that it does way more than that. What is that smell? 2008-05-08 - New research shows that, despite the repulsive scent, this gas, called hydrogen sulfide, may actually help lower blood pressure. Forget about incontinence 2008-04-24 - It seems that several mainstream drug treatments for incontinence have been found to cause significant mental decline. Sunlight may be good for breast health 2008-04-24 - A recent study concluded that women with the least amount of vitamin D in their blood had the highest risk of getting breast cancer. Confirming the obvious - how the FDA loves money more than people 2008-04-03 - When the FDA approves a drug right before its deadline, there’s a four to five-fold chance it’ll be taken off the market or relabeled with stern health safety warnings. Red Wine and Pancreatic Cancer 2008-04-03 - Adding to the ever-growing list of good news about red wine, it looks like the tasty red stuff is also a pancreatic cancer fighter. This just in (again)...vitamins may kill you 2008-03-20 - This time, supplemental vitamin E increases risk of lung cancer…but smokers who take supplemental vitamin E are at highest risk. Water water everywhere 2008-03-20 - According to a chilling Associated Press report, the water supplies of 24 major metropolitan areas tested positive for the presence of pharmaceuticals. The Problem with Anti-Bacterials 2008-03-13 - Antibacterial soaps, detergents and hand gels are all the rage these days. Thanks to prime-time advertising, Americans have a relatively new-found obsession with anything anti-bacterial. Some hearts like whiskey better 2008-03-05 - Red wine is believed to be the key behind the French Paradox. The idea that one can eat, drink and be merry to their heart’s content...provided that drink is red wine. Twist on the Side 2008-03-05 - Next time you order your drink with a twist. Or even a glass of water with lemon...you may want to ask them to put it on the side. Still smoking? Suicide is not the answer... 2008-02-28 - Chantix was approved by the FDA in 2006 and soon after was lauded as the best smoking cessation crutch since the cold turkey. Trouble Swallowing Pills 2008-02-28 - One of the only complaints we receive with any regularity is that people have trouble swallowing pills.
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