Archives: 2007 August
Cautionary tale
The FDA sent out a press release earlier this month warning consumers against several red yeast rice products. The release refers to the products in question as "potentially harmful." They're really warning people against one of the active ingredients in these products: naturally occurring lovastatin.
Looking beyond bursitis
There is an all-natural vitamin B12 treatment for bursitis that was developed by Dr. Irving S. Klemes nearly 50 years ago that often eliminates bursitis pain in as little as two weeks.
Coming clean
When it comes to killing germs and preventing illness, most of us operate under the assumption that we need to break out the heavy artillery — exfoliants, antibacterial gels, abrasive soaps. The stronger the better, right? Not necessarily…
Good enough to eat
I would love to be able to buy all organic produce, but unfortunately I'm on a tight budget and can't afford to do so. I'm wondering if there are any fruits and vegetables that are okay to buy the non-organic versions of?
Indecent exposure
Recent research done in France found that heavy exposure to pesticides can increase the risk of brain cancer by nearly 30 percent.
All's swell that ends well
Q: My legs get very swollen on a regular basis. Can you tell me why this is happening and what I can do about it?
Something fishy
You've probably spent a significant amount of time — not to mention money — to ensure that your drinking water is safe. Bottled water, filtration systems, etc.: It all adds up. Although it's well worth the cost when you consider what you're keeping out.
Sticking it to stubborn warts
One of the best treatments for removing warts is one that doesn't actually involve any vitamins, herbs, or other nutrients. In fact, all it involves is duct tape.
A first, at last
The Canadian Cancer Society encourages all adults to take vitamin D supplements to possibly eradicate cancer.
Secret sources of caffeine contributing to painful breasts
There is a clear connection between caffeine and fibrocystic breast disease.


