Clinical Tip 85 – Drink tea for your bones, ladies February 1, 2001
For several years, researchers have been reporting that tea, particularly green tea, can help to reduce our risk of cancers of various sorts. Now there’s research published in a major nutrition journal showing that tea drinking (green or black) may help to slow the development of osteoporosis, as well.
Botanical of the Month: BPH medications aren’t helping? Maybe you’re treating the wrong problem. February 1, 2001
In many, the enlargement of the prostate gland is quite small; so only around 50 percent of men at 85 have a clinically detectable enlargement. Of these, only about 50 percent will develop symptoms.
Botanical of the Month: Why Echinacea—and other herbals—“don’t work!” January 1, 2001
Before the ink had even dried on the journal article titled “Ineffectiveness of Echinacea for Prevention of Experimental Rhinovirus Colds,”1 detractors of herbal therapy were making sure to draw attention to yet another failed study on herbs– Echinacea in particular.
Tackling three top killer cancers: breast, prostate, and colon January 1, 2001
Cancer treatment continues to be one of the most disappointing areas of modern medicine. While breakthroughs have been made in the treatment of a very few cancers, most advanced cancers still have a poor prognosis. Because of this, we can conclude that the most effective “treatment” for cancers presently available is prevention.
Vaccines: Insufficient testing and forced immunization may be harming our children September 1, 2000
Today, before children reach school age, they receive over 22 vaccinations: chickenpox, smallpox, polio, measles, the list goes on. Most vaccinations are required by schools, which is one reason that parents don’t question the pediatricians who issue the shots. They’re protecting their children from terrible diseases, right? Maybe not. Although the effects of vaccines on children have been grossly understudied, some recent investigations show that certain vaccinations may actually be making children sicker.
Botanical of the Month – Breaking it down: herbs, plants, and liver detoxification August 1, 2000
Have you ever wondered why your breath smells after you eat garlic? Believe it or not, it’s the result of an important, natural detoxification process. It’s one of the ways your body excretes some of the volatile compounds found in the herb. And it’s just one way that your body is designed to protect itself from the many toxins it’s exposed to-whether they’re natural or unnatural. Detoxification is, in fact, the primary function of your liver. And, these days, your body’s ability to properly detox has never been more important.
August 2000 NAH Newsletter August 1, 2000
IN THIS ISSUE:Energy medicine helps reduce health-care costs and heals many; The Use of Meridian Stress Assessment; The ICON Health & Fitness Inc. Health-care Study; Reduce your risk of Parkinson’s disease: Use natural (not synthetic!) pesticides; Breaking it down: herbs, plants, and liver detoxification; Herbal effects on the liver; Genetic engineering’s covered-up disaster, 1989-1990 Read On
Clinical Tip 71 – Testosterone and estrogen may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease June 1, 2000
New research from Rockefeller University in New York finds that testosterone may have a positive effect on Alzheimer’s disease. The study shows that the testosterone actually changes the processing of beta-amyloid precursor protein from the form associated with Alzheimer’s (“beta-amyloid peptides”) to a harmless or even beneficial form.
Lower your blood pressure—naturally June 1, 2000
Chances are you or a loved one has high blood pressure. One in five people in the United States do, which means that 50 million people are faced with the possibility of a lifetime of drugs and their side effects. But high blood pressure (hypertension) can be beaten. Even if drugs can’t be avoided entirely, by taking the right natural measures we can use substantially less.
June 2000 NAH Newsletter June 1, 2000
IN THIS ISSUE: Lower your blood pressure-naturally; Don’t forget the licorice!; Testosterone and estrogen may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease; Women who eat right live longer; ANTIDEPRESSANTS AND VIOLENCE, AGAIN Read On
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