Low Vitamin D may predict breast cancer February 11, 2013
New study shows Vitamin D levels may help predict which women will develop breast cancer. Getting enough vitamin D from sunshine, food, and supplements like cod liver oil is critical. Read On
Migraine patch ineffective for many and comes with side effects February 7, 2013
A new patch for migraines works inconsistently and is risky for your heart. To safely rid yourself of the headaches, nausea and other symptoms that accompany migraines, try addressing your nutritional deficiencies first. Read On
Popular energy drinks lead to spike in ER visits January 31, 2013
Emergency room visits have doubled over four years, with energy drinks linked to irregular heartbeats, heart attacks, and seizures. Read On
Prescription drugs don’t extend Americans’ life expectancy January 28, 2013
America takes more drugs than any other country on the planet, but our average life expectancy trails other developed nations. Read On
Skip the flu vaccine and build immunities naturally January 24, 2013
Resist Big Pharma’s efforts to whip up flu season mania to promote their flu vaccines and instead build your immunities naturally with supplements. Read On
Soda drinking linked to depression January 21, 2013
A new study has uncovered a link between drinking sodas and depression. Read On
Gazpacho soup may help with hypertension January 14, 2013
New research finds that vegetable-rich gazpacho soup is associated with lower blood pressure and may be able to help lower your risk of heart disease. Read On
A six step drug-free approach to dementia January 10, 2013
Dementia can be successfully treated without drugs using a simple six step approach. Read On
The FDA proposes Tamiflu for infants January 7, 2013
The FDA is now proposing Tamiflu for infants under six months despite a questionable track-record for the drug. Read On
Milk may be linked to iron deficiency January 3, 2013
A new study has found a possible link between milk drinking and potential iron deficiency in kids. Read On
Tanning beds don’t provide vitamin D January 2, 2013
Tanning beds are not necessarily dangerous but they don’t provide the UVB rays your body needs to make vitamin D. Read On
Supplements are good for breastfeeding moms December 31, 2012
Breastfeeding moms should continue to take supplements including folic acid, calcium, magnesium, a high-quality multi vitamin-mineral, and iron. Read On
Quit smoking drug Chantix linked to heart problems December 27, 2012
A new study links Pfizer’s stop-smoking drug Chantix to an increased risk for heart problems including heart attack and stroke. Read On
Sleep deprivation linked to weight gain December 19, 2012
A new study finds that too little sleep can lead to spikes in hormones that cause you to overeat and gain weight. Read On
PABA can help support fertility December 19, 2012
PABA part of the B vitamin complex can help support fertility naturally. Read On
Nutritional Research Reviews: Seven surprising natural-health interventions you NEED to know NOW December 18, 2012
This month I’ve selected a few research papers to share—briefly of course—with you. This entire issue will be a tour through a few of the research papers I’ve reviewed during the last 30 days. I’ll start with an “oldie but goodie” pulled out of my files in preparation for a magazine interview about digestion. Read On
Off-label drug marketing rules free speech December 17, 2012
A new ruling has labeled off-label drug marketing as free speech. Read On
Fight cancer with vitamin D December 12, 2012
A new study finds that vitamin D fights cancer at a molecular level suppressing the cMYC protein that cancer depends on for cell division. Read On
Using vitamin D to lower high blood pressure December 10, 2012
Vitamin D may be an effective natural solution for controlling your high blood pressure. Read On
Major benefits of vitamins D and C in pregnancy December 6, 2012
Getting enough vitamin D and vitamin C during pregnancy can lower your child’s risks for multiple sclerosis and brain damage. Read On
Prevent kidney stones naturally with supplements December 5, 2012
A combination of magnesium oxide and vitamin B6 may be all you need to prevent some types of kidney stones naturally. Read On
Decoding the different types of vitamin K December 3, 2012
From Vitamin k1 to vitamin K3 decoding the different types of vitamin K can be confusing, but here’s a simple guide. Read On
Effective natural treatment for adult acne November 29, 2012
Both azaleic acid and vitamin B3 in the form of niacinamide have been successfully used to alleviate adult acne. Read On
Breast cancer drug Herceptin linked to heart risks November 28, 2012
The breast cancer drug Herceptin has been linked with significantly higher heart risks in older women than was previously reported. Read On
The best sources of vitamin D November 28, 2012
Since most people are not getting enough sunlight to ramp up their vitamin D levels supplements are the next best choice. Read On
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