February 20, 2007
What Can You Do About Constipation?
Dr. Vic Shayne Millions of people suffer from not being able to move their bowels. The problems range from mild discomfort to days without going to the bathroom to hemmorhoids to very hard, dry stools. Only a small percentage of sufferers go to see their doctor, so we don’t even know how huge this problem [...]
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February 20, 2007
Are Americans Getting Enough Iodine? Breast, Skin, Immune Sytem & Brain Needs More Than Most of Us Get in Our Diets
The statements and opinions of this author are his own and not necessarily endorsed by nutritionresearchcenter.org. This article is offered to you as a means of exploring possible options in understanding health problems that may be related to a deficiency in iodine. by Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD Breast Health Depends on Iodine There is [...]
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Are Americans Getting Enough Iodine? Breast, Skin, Immune Sytem & Brain Needs More Than Most of Us Get in Our Diets
The statements and opinions of this author are his own and not necessarily endorsed by nutritionresearchcenter.org. This article is offered to you as a means of exploring possible options in understanding health problems that may be related to a deficiency in iodine. by Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD Breast Health Depends on Iodine There is [...]
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February 20, 2007
Benefits of Calcium and Magnesium
What’s up with Calcium? Why is it so important? For one thing, the human body just couldn’t survive without it, which is saying a lot! Here are a few symptoms of calcium deficiency
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Benefits of Calcium and Magnesium
What’s up with Calcium? Why is it so important? For one thing, the human body just couldn’t survive without it, which is saying a lot! Here are a few symptoms of calcium deficiency
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February 17, 2007
Female Hormonal Replacement Therapy
For the last several decades the modern medical establishment has been working diligently to stave off the inevitable women’s health issue — diminished hormonal function. The method of choice has been labeled “Hormone Replacement Therapy” (HRT), with the goal of controlling the female hormonal system primarily in two ways: drugs and surgery. Neither of these [...]
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Female Hormonal Replacement Therapy
For the last several decades the modern medical establishment has been working diligently to stave off the inevitable women’s health issue — diminished hormonal function. The method of choice has been labeled “Hormone Replacement Therapy” (HRT), with the goal of controlling the female hormonal system primarily in two ways: drugs and surgery. Neither of these [...]
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February 16, 2007
Heart Health, Nutrition & Lifestyle
by Vic Shayne, PhD Cardiovascular health has to do with any number of functions relating to the health of the heart, including blood vessels, valves, the heart muscle itself, electrical impulses, blood pressure and rhythm. Also related is one’s cholesterol levels. Cardiovascular problems include: • Arrhtymia (atrial or ventrical) • Rapid heartbeat • Slow heartbeat [...]
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Heart Health, Nutrition & Lifestyle
by Vic Shayne, PhD Cardiovascular health has to do with any number of functions relating to the health of the heart, including blood vessels, valves, the heart muscle itself, electrical impulses, blood pressure and rhythm. Also related is one’s cholesterol levels. Cardiovascular problems include: • Arrhtymia (atrial or ventrical) • Rapid heartbeat • Slow heartbeat [...]
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February 16, 2007
Joint, Bone, Muscle & Tendon Health
Dealing with problems of the joints, tendons, muscles, cartilage and supportive structures has to do with prevention as well as feeding the musculoskeletal system with supportive nutrients.
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Joint, Bone, Muscle & Tendon Health
Dealing with problems of the joints, tendons, muscles, cartilage and supportive structures has to do with prevention as well as feeding the musculoskeletal system with supportive nutrients.
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February 16, 2007
Cancer, Nutrition & Natural Health Care
by Vic Shayne, PhD Cancer is one of the most disturbing diseases of our common era. This is not only because of the disease itself, but because it continues to rise, statistically speaking. Many researchers are realizing that this is because of the numbers of toxic chemicals we are all exposed to. In fact, research [...]
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Cancer, Nutrition & Natural Health Care
by Vic Shayne, PhD Cancer is one of the most disturbing diseases of our common era. This is not only because of the disease itself, but because it continues to rise, statistically speaking. Many researchers are realizing that this is because of the numbers of toxic chemicals we are all exposed to. In fact, research [...]
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February 15, 2007
Sports, Injuries, Energy, Nutrients
by Vic Shayne, PhD Too many people assume sports and fitness programs are always healthful. They see bodybuilders, martial artists, bicyclists, swimmers and even movie stars with tanned bodies and tight abs and assume they are all following healthy lifestyles. Most of them are not. Outer looks do not equate to inner health. Maybe these [...]
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Sports, Injuries, Energy, Nutrients
by Vic Shayne, PhD Too many people assume sports and fitness programs are always healthful. They see bodybuilders, martial artists, bicyclists, swimmers and even movie stars with tanned bodies and tight abs and assume they are all following healthy lifestyles. Most of them are not. Outer looks do not equate to inner health. Maybe these [...]
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February 12, 2007
Fish Oils Benefit Pregnant Moms & Babies
Fish Oil in Pregnancy Benefits Babies’ Brains By Jeremy Appleton, ND, CNS Healthnotes Newswire (February 1, 2007)—Pregnant women who took fish oil supplements high in the fatty acid DHA had children with greater hand–eye coordination, according to a new study in which 98 women started taking fish oil supplements 20 weeks into their pregnancies and [...]
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Fish Oils Benefit Pregnant Moms & Babies
Fish Oil in Pregnancy Benefits Babies’ Brains By Jeremy Appleton, ND, CNS Healthnotes Newswire (February 1, 2007)—Pregnant women who took fish oil supplements high in the fatty acid DHA had children with greater hand–eye coordination, according to a new study in which 98 women started taking fish oil supplements 20 weeks into their pregnancies and [...]
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February 9, 2007
USDA Backs Production of Rice With Human Genes
According to the Washington Post, the American public has once again been thwarted by its own oversight agency. Isn’t the USDA supposed to look after our interests instead of the interests of huge corporate farm concerns? Now what? The USDA is supporting the growth of rice that contains human genes.
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USDA Backs Production of Rice With Human Genes
According to the Washington Post, the American public has once again been thwarted by its own oversight agency. Isn’t the USDA supposed to look after our interests instead of the interests of huge corporate farm concerns? Now what? The USDA is supporting the growth of rice that contains human genes.
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