Bolster your memory, boost your brainpower, and fight Alzheimer’s naturally! September 1, 2012
Last month, you read the latest about lithium, focusing mostly on research reported since 2003. You read that lithium aids longevity, protects neurons, improves mitichodrial function, and very, very likely reduces risk of Alzheimer’s disease. This month, let’s take a look at sage (Salvia for the technically inclined), rosemary (Rosmarinus), curcumin (Curcuma longa), and take another quick look at niacinamide. Read On
Managing mental health with neurotransmitters August 30, 2012
Balancing neurotransmitters may help manage depression and other mental health issues, but it’s best to seek the source of the imbalance. Read On
Getting rid of “eye floaters” April 30, 2012
Q: Is there a natural cure for eye floaters? They’re driving me crazy. Read On
Rosemary could boost mental power March 15, 2012
If you’ve got a mind-bending task to take on, you might want to grab this item from your pantry first. Read On
Better testing for depression February 13, 2012
Q: I’ve seen a lot of advertising and information on the Internet about using neurotransmitters to combat depression, mood disorders, insomnia, and other mental health conditions. There are also laboratories that offer testing for neurotransmitters, along with recommendations for which ones to take based on the outcome of the tests. Even though this seems like very logical testing and treatment, and also seems much preferable to taking pharmaceutical antidepressants, I haven’t seen you write anything about this topic. What is your opinion? Read On
Review of the “Nutritional Therapy in Medical Practice” seminar July 1, 2011
The four-day nutritional therapy seminar that Dr. Alan Gaby and I teach every few years is over. It’s quite likely you weren’t able to attend, since it was geared toward healthcare professionals, and also involved considerable time and travel away from home. Read On
Anticholinergics linked to cognitive impairment August 5, 2010
Most people think nothing of popping a couple at the first sign of a cold or when they can’t get a good night’s sleep. Benadryl, Excedrin PM, Tylenol PM…they’re all medicine-cabinet staples. Read On
New study links Viagra to hearing loss May 31, 2010
A new study from the University of Alabama shows a link between using Viagra and long-term hearing loss. It doesn’t mean you have to give up on putting the action back in the bedroom, though. Read On
The basics of Barrett’s esophagus April 15, 2010
Barrett’s esophagus is a serious erosion of the lining of the lower esophagus. Read On
Nutrients for eye “floaters” December 30, 2009
Floaters aren’t dangerous, but they can be bothersome if they happen frequently.
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Study finds certain medications increase fall risk August 19, 2009
More than one third of people over 65 fall each year. They’re the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries and the leading cause of injury deaths among older adults. Read On
The age-defying memory booster science has been ignoring for 500 years May 1, 2009
New research from a team of Australian and British scientists has uncovered what may very well be the best natural memory booster on earth. Studies show this simple herb reverses brain aging and may even beat back some of the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease. But what makes this breakthrough even more astounding is that scientists have been ignoring its brain-protecting potential for nearly 500 years!
May 2009 NAH Newsletter April 27, 2009
IN THIS ISSUE: The best back pain remedy you’ve never heard of And how you can help bring it back!; DHEA for erectile dysfunction: Why those supplement capsules won’t work so well—and what will; Zinc lozenges do tackle colds faster—if you use the right ones; The age-defying memory booster science has been ignoring for 500 years; The new prostate cancer risk ratio every man needs to know; Read On
How you can help ruin Big Pharma’s “Christmas-in-September”—and reverse your child’s ADHD at the same time September 1, 2008
It’s back-to-school time for kids all across the country, but it may as well be Christmas-in-September for the patent medicine industry. Along with the new backpacks, binders, and pencils found in classrooms throughout the U.S. are also tens of thousands of new cases of “attention deficit hyperactivity disorder” (“ADHD”) just waiting to be diagnosed by overzealous and woefully underinformed mainstream physicians. And, unfortunately, the majority of them would rather throw one of the many ADHD patent medicines at the so-called problem than spend time determining what’s really causing it.
Sinking floaters December 6, 2007
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? Read On
On the level August 13, 2007
Current recommended intake levels of choline are too low, which can seriously damage your system. Read On
When too little is too much December 18, 2006
Even though shutting off stomach acid production helps control symptoms, it should be the last option, as it also can lead to many other illnesses. Read On
'Health' and beauty? October 16, 2006
It should come as no surprise to you that the use of chemical-based merchandise can have dangerous effects on your body. Read On
Apples and Alzheimer's disease October 9, 2006
Can two apples a day keep Alzheimer's at bay? The lead researcher of a study on the effect of apples on Alzheimer's disease thinks so. Read On
Eye floaters September 25, 2006
Q: Do you know of a natural cure for eye floaters? I would be so thankful if you would help me. Read On
Natural Response: A better—and cheaper—way to test and treat the cause of your depression July 1, 2006
Q: I’ve seen a lot of advertising and information on the Internet about using neurotransmitters to combat depression, mood disorders, insomnia, and other mental health conditions. There are also laboratories that offer testing for neurotransmitters, along with recommendations for which ones to take based on the outcome of the tests. Even though this seems like very logical testing and treatment, and also seems much preferable to taking pharmaceutical antidepressants, I haven’t seen you write anything about this topic. What is your opinion?
Part 1: A nutritionally oriented physical exam and how it can tell you what that little sign or symptom really means October 1, 2005
Your body is talking to you and showing you things you just need to learn how to listen to it and look at it. What you might consider common, everyday problems such as dandruff, earwax, or itching can often be signs or symptoms of other problems, or of a need for certain nutrients. A nutritionally oriented physical exam is designed to read signs and symptoms from your body to determine clues to problems and to determine some of your individual nutrient requirements.
Natural Response – Rethinking Ritalin June 1, 2005
Q: My daughter and her husband are being pressured by their seven-year-old’s school to give her son doses of Ritalin several times a day for whats being called attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). I’m deadset against it, but I need some information about alternatives.
Surgically 'Removing' Migraine Pain March 7, 2005
Researchers have theorized that migraine pain might be permanently alleviated by surgically removing “trigger points” — that is, places where the pain is most intense for the sufferer Read On
Go with the flow October 7, 2004
All tasteless joking aside, it appears that there is a bona fide link between heart function and sexual function in men. Read On
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