Archives: 2010 March

A sweet solution for a stuffy nose

The most obvious cause of stuffiness is inhalant allergies, but food allergies can also play a role.

High-dose Zocor raises kidney and muscle risk

A recent FDA review has revealed that higher doses of the statin drug simvastatin (known to many as Zocor) put patients at higher risk for a devastating type of muscle injury.

Natural help for depression

In over 30 years of practice, I’ve found that depression can almost always be cleared up with an individualized amino-acid supplement program.

Avandia defenders’ financial ties questioned

There’s more bad news in the Avandia mess. Now we have to add researchers’ financial connections to the mix…

Drug studies don’t bring best treatment to light

Cover-ups have been uncovered, and now we have confirmation that all of the money being poured into drug research isn’t really doing us, the people, much good — it’s not getting us the BEST treatment, just the latest.

Lowering your CRP level

The simplest way to lower the CRP level is to reduce inflammation in the body.

Solutions for severely dry skin

Essential-fatty-acid supplementation for adult skin health starts with a balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

Warfarin could bring on brain bleeding

More research has come in on the deadly risks associated with Warfarin. The drug has already earned itself a terrible reputation, so this latest news isn’t helping matters.

Advice on taking zinc

Zinc is an important part of maintaining optimum skin health and fighting infection.

Research pins side effects on worry

Want to know why you’re experiencing those terrible side effects from Big Pharma’s drugs?

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