U.K. report says fish oil is a “waste of money” June 15, 2011
You know, I was thinking it had been a while since the last big attack on dietary supplements. Luckily, the U.K. has a big one for us, with their National Health Service issuing a blanket statement saying dietary supplements are Read On
Low vitamin D linked to aggressive tumors in breast May 12, 2011
The mainstream may prefer to play down the importance of vitamins, but that’s getting harder and harder, thanks to the researchers who are committed to uncovering the truth about just how crucial they are to our health. Make sure every woman in your life reads this e-Tip. Read On
ACE inhibitors could raise repeat breast cancer risk May 5, 2011
Too often, mainstream medicine asks us to make dangerous trade-offs when it comes to our health. Taking one drug often leads to taking more to counteract the side effects of the first one, and many common drugs up the risk of serious diseases. Here’s a recent example that women aren’t going to want to miss. Read On
“Burn a lot less, and tan a lot more” with… The secrets to a safe, healthy tan May 1, 2011
In almost all the rest of these United States, sunburn season is already underway, and likely you’ve been hearing the incessant drumbeat of propaganda telling you to cover yourself and your family with SPF-maximum sunscreen so you won’t get cancer. Read On
Iodine a promising breast cancer treatment April 6, 2011
Q: A friend of mine said she read a few years ago in your newsletter that iodine can be used to treat breast cancer. How is it administered? Read On
One herb to improve your healthspan by reducing cancer risk April 1, 2011
There is one dietary supplement that has by now generated a significant amount of research support for cancer prevention: the root of Korean ginseng Read On
How patent medicine is raising your risk of KILLER prostate cancer, and The test that could very well save your life February 25, 2011
One heavily researched area is the effect of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) on the prostate. But is testing DHT enough? The short answer: No. Read On
Your liver is safe with black cohosh February 9, 2011
The mainstream can try to demonize natural treatments all they want. But sooner or later, the truth DOES come out. One recent report has some very good news for women struggling with menopause symptoms. Read On
February 2011 NAH Newsletter February 1, 2011
IN THIS ISSUE: How patent medicine is raising your risk of KILLER prostate cancer; Is the key to a healthy life…stress?; New daily recommendation for vitamin D is off by THOUSANDS; How los federales tried to rob and imprison the man behind one of the most promising cancer CURES of our time Read On
Natural therapy for fibrocystic breasts January 27, 2011
Q: I went to see my doctor about pain I was experiencing in my breasts. My mammogram was OK, but my doctor did tell me that I have small bumps scattered through both breasts. She said it’s “just” fibrocystic breast disease and nothing to worry about, but since it is causing me pain I’d like to get rid of it if at all possible. Do you have any information on natural therapies for this condition? Read On
Susan G. Komen targets small charities for trademark infringements January 17, 2011
Kites for the Cure. Surfing for the Cure. Cupcakes for the Cure. You might think “for the Cure” is just a nice concise way of stating the aim of your charity. Not to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. To them, it’s an attack on their charity empire. Read On
Blueberries could keep blood vessels healthy December 1, 2010
Would you rather take a handful of pills or munch on a bowlful of berries? While the mainstream assumes the former, we know the truth — Nature is a powerful provider of all we need to keep ourselves healthy. Here’s more evidence of that — specifically, how a sweet treat may keep your heart healthy. Read On
Less HRT means less cancer October 7, 2010
Over the course of two years, the incidence of breast cancer in Canada dropped almost 10 percent. What caused the dramatic change? Read On
Are low-fat diets bad? September 22, 2010
There are researchers who have shown that low-fat diets can be beneficial in some circumstances. Read On
Building stronger bones with the power of herbs September 1, 2010
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September 2010 NAH Newsletter September 1, 2010
IN THIS ISSUE: Think true health insurance comes on a little card? Think again!; Building stronger bones with the power of herbs; The hidden curse of health insurance; A full clot-prevention program; The good word about stomach acid goes international; Aluminium-free odor protection; A direct line to Dr. Wright Read On
Fish oil for major breast-cancer risk reduction? July 22, 2010
Research shows that postmenopausal women who take fish oil supplements may reduce their risk of the most common type of breast cancer. Read On
Blueberries could fight breast cancer July 15, 2010
I don’t have to tell you how scary the thought of cancer is. For women, thoughts of breast cancer are at the forefront of those fears. And the mainstream isn’t doing much to quell them. Read On
Ginger: proven relief for nausea in pregnant women and cancer patients July 1, 2010
When I first reviewed the use of ginger for nausea in this column (see the May 2002 issue of Nutrition & Healing) I described it as the best-proven treatment for nausea induced by a wide variety of causes. Now the evidence supporting its use is even stronger. Read On
B6 and lung cancer prevention July 1, 2010
A new study shows that this powerhouse vitamin could just help protect you from lung cancer. Read On
Cancer drug linked to kidney disease June 21, 2010
A popular chemotherapy drug — used for, among others, breast and lung cancer — was recently found to have some pretty serious possible effects on the kidneys. Read On
Overlooked blood test could be the key to your good health June 1, 2010
If you’re serious about good health and longevity, or if you have any chance at all of becoming pregnant, there’s an inexpensive but critically important blood test that’s too often overlooked. Although it’s simple, quick, and easy to do, many clinical laboratories don’t do it because there’s “no demand.” Read On
Mainstream halts study of resveratrol mimic May 19, 2010
Eager to profit off resveratrol, one Big Pharma giant created a drug that mimics the natural substance and entered it into clinical trials. Read On
Broccoli sprouts fend off breast cancer May 13, 2010
News about how we can defend our bodies against breast cancer — naturally. Read On
Skin cancer’s top ally isn’t what you think…Unlock the secret weapons in warding off even deadly melanoma May 1, 2010
You and I were born on a planet circling a small star we call the sun, which shines on us quite frequently when we’re outdoors (except here in Seattle and a few other places). According to anthropologists and archaeologists, our remote ancestors were born in the very sunniest regions of this planet, and spent nearly all their days outdoors—although for most of that time, there were no doors to be “outdoors” of! And the Bible says the Garden of Eden was located in a sunny tropical area, too. Remember that in the beginning Adam and Eve didn’t even need to wear clothes? Read On
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