Taking a loss | added 2007/12/31
Plenty of research is showing that carrying around a few extra pounds above what's considered a "normal" weight for your height and frame can dramatically affect your health.
Essential risk? | added 2007/12/31
There have been some recent studies linking one particular essential fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) to increased risk of prostate cancer and cataracts.
Bare essential | added 2007/12/27
Recent research from Johns Hopkins University showed that topical application of a broccoli extract can reduce the redness caused by UV damage.
When that "normal" test result may only be half the story | added 2007/12/27
Low energy levels and difficult weight control are two of the most common complaints among people suffering from diabetes.
On the record | added 2007/12/26
Having a comprehensive record of your own medical history is a good idea and can be helpful, especially in an emergency or in the event of a hospitalization, or even if you just switch physicians.
The Great Antioxidant Caper | added 2007/12/26
According to the study, published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, capers have an antioxidant effect comparable to vitamin E.
Face first | added 2007/12/24
A recent study conducted in the Netherlands found that vitamin K plays a key role in protecting the skin against the effects of a disease called pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE), which is characterized by severe wrinkling of the skin.
From a reliable source | added 2007/12/24
As with any product, the quality of a supplement depends on a number of factors, including the ingredients, how it was manufactured, and the product's stability or shelf-life.
Swiss Miss-understanding | added 2007/12/20
ConAgra is launching a new line of Swiss Miss instant hot chocolate that contains calcium, vitamin D, and other essential vitamins and minerals
Necessary evil | added 2007/12/20
Avoiding aluminum as much as you can is a very good idea, since it really has no place in human metabolism.
Style me healthy | added 2007/12/19
If I wasn’t all for making people more aware of their own health — and how to handle the threats to it — I wouldn’t be doing what I do
A new approach to fighting colds | added 2007/12/19
Instead of attacking the germs, it enhances the ability of your own immune system to kill germs and to remove germ-infected cells
Beyond borders | added 2007/12/17
The war against holistic medicine isn't just being waged in Washington state.
Standing behind that glass of wine | added 2007/12/17
There is voluminous evidence available showing that one "average size" glass of wine or beer daily has more health benefits than detriments.
The gift of choice | added 2007/12/13
The so- called Medical "Quality" Assurance Commission (M"Q"AC) has been persecuting alternative medicine practitioners — including Dr. Wright — under the guise of "protecting" the public.
Cutting out surgery | added 2007/12/13
The United States performs more hysterectomies than anywhere else in the developed world, and many are totally unnecessary.
Space madness | added 2007/12/12
Apparently, germs that have traveled to outer space are more dangerous than the ones that stay firmly planted here on Earth.
Grab and go | added 2007/12/12
Chelation therapy simply takes this natural process one step further to remove unwanted or harmful mineral or metal substances from the body.
Remember the time | added 2007/12/10
Researchers discovered that melatonin, the primary hormone responsible for sleep, may actually inhibit you from forming new memories.
A happy combination | added 2007/12/10
Under professional supervision — and this is an important caveat — there appears to be little problem associated with combining St. John's wort with most antidepressants.
Fear in a fruitbasket | added 2007/12/06
“Since it is well-established that estrogen is associated with breast cancer risk, it is plausible that regular intake of grapefruit would increase a woman’s risk of breast cancer.”
Sinking floaters | added 2007/12/06
Q: I often see black spots moving across my field of vision. Could you tell me if this is something I should be concerned about and if there is anything I can do to correct the problem?
Aged to perfection | added 2007/12/05
According to a study published a couple of months ago in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, some fruits and vegetables actually get better for you after they've been stored for awhile.
Shiny hair in a supplement bottle | added 2007/12/05
While dull, lifeless hair itself may not be a serious threat to your health, the condition that it is often a symptom of can be.
Talking in circles | added 2007/12/03
According to a study, researchers found no link between blood levels of vitamin D and cancer mortality among 16,818 participants.

