Antioxidants could beat Alzheimer’s November 26, 2012
A study found that people with mild dementia are low in the antioxidants vitamin C and beta-carotene. Maintaining your levels through diet may help ward off Alzheimer’s. Read On
Researcher calls for Roche boycott over Tamiflu tricks November 22, 2012
A leading researcher is calling for a boycott of the Tamiflu flu drug because of what he says is a lack of evidence that the drug is even effective at stopping the flu. Read On
December 2012 NAH Newsletter November 20, 2012
IN THIS ISSUE: How to stimulate your body to fight prostate cancer naturally; New insights into antioxidants, part 2; Ease menstrual troubles with this seed; Natural testosterone stimulator; Clinical Tip #155: Kick that cold Read On
Clinical Tip #155: The two-step “blast from the past” secret to kicking that cold quicker November 20, 2012
It’s well into the “cold and ‘flu” season already, but if you’ve been a Nutrition & Healing reader for a while, you already know that a combination of whole foods, no sugar and refined carbs, allergy elimination, and nutritional supplementation can drastically cut your own risk of seasonal infection. Read On
How to stimulate your body to fight prostate cancer naturally November 20, 2012
If you read the February 2011 issue of Nutrition and Healing, you learned about breakthrough research which showed that “3β-Adiol” (for the technically inclined, 5α-androstane-3β,17β-diol) is a naturally occurring anti-carcinogenic metabolite of testosterone present in every man’s body. Researchers experimenting with the metabolite reported the regression of prostate cancer in experimental animals, and wrote: “the effects here described entail a novel potential application of this agent against human PC.”1 In English: “3β-Adiol has the potential to treat prostate cancer.” Read On
Five steps to relieving migraine headaches naturally November 15, 2012
Many ophthalmic migraines can be relieved by testing for an eliminating typical headache triggers like food allergies, low blood sugar, or nutritional deficiencies. Read On
Warning: Your “vitamin E” may be an imposter! Copy nature and choose mixed tocopherols instead November 1, 2012
If you haven’t done it already it’s time to toss the “alpha-tocopherol”-only “vitamin E” and switch to Nature’s version—“mixed tocopherols”—instead. And if you happen to be a supplement manufacturer, if you haven’t already phased out alpha-tocopherol in all of your supplements it would be wise to make the switch to mixed tocopherols from now on! Read On
Antioxidants have we really had it wrong all along? A new insight into herbal antioxidants: Part 1 November 1, 2012
We all know about antioxidants. They are the good things in our diet that protect us against the evils of damage caused by free radicals. However, recently in both scientific circles and consumer opinion there has been a rethink of the value of antioxidants, largely led by negative publicity from certain clinical trials. Read On
Mixed tocopherols prevent breast cancer November 1, 2012
Remember the infamous “vitamin E raises your risk of heart problems” study? Newspapers, radio, television, and even “science writers”—who should study the facts and know better—were drumming up fear over vitamin E for months. These so-called “authorities” and all those reporters overlooked a basic scientific fact. The so-called vitamin E that was used in all the “vitamin E is dangerous” research wasn’t really vitamin E as found in Nature! Read On
November 2012 NAH Newsletter November 1, 2012
IN THIS ISSUE: “Magnet marvel” found in three cases to dramatically improve physical disability, reverse severe sciatic pain,restore failing eyesight, and much more; A new insight into herbal antioxidants; Mixed tocopherols prevent breast cancer; Your “vitamin E” may be an imposter!?; One more reason for men to eat their veggies!; Gender-specific effects of DHA and EPA Read On
Nursing moms should limit this vitamin October 31, 2012
Although there are a number of nutrients soon to be an nursing moms should take there is one vitamin they should limit. Read On
Vitamin C could be one key to anti-aging October 29, 2012
Studies support vitamin C for overall good health and as a possible anti-aging nutrient. Read On
Flu vaccinations are being forced on health care workers October 25, 2012
Health care workers in Colorado are being given a choice…get a flu vaccine or get fired. Could our right to refuse be very far behind? Read On
Taking the stress out of a hospital stay with B and C vitamins October 24, 2012
Adding vitamin B complex and vitamin C to your IV bag when you’re in the hospital can help make your stay stress free. Read On
Smoking cessation drug Champix linked to suicide October 18, 2012
The stop smoking drug Champix, AKA Chantix, has been linked to aggressive behavior and suicide risk. Now some experts are questioning if label warnings are enough. Read On
Earwax buildup could signal a problem October 18, 2012
A buildup of earwax may mean you’re low on essential fatty acids which can lead to disease, but supplementing can help. Read On
Natural Response: How to avoid the “risks” of vitamin E October 15, 2012
Q: I would like to know your opinion on the recent articles about how taking over 100 milligrams of vitamin E daily can increase a person’s risk of developing lung cancer. Many multi-vitamins contain 400 milligrams of this vitamin. Read On
Magnesium: Are you getting too much of a good thing? October 15, 2012
The most commonly recommended dosage for magnesium supplements is 200 mg to 600 mg and occasionally as high as 1,000 mg a day. For most of us, 200 mg to 600 mg is sufficient. But there’s a possible hidden side effect that can occur—and it can happen even at lower doses. Read On
The egg risk you need to know about before you order your next omelet October 15, 2012
Poached, hard boiled, over easy—just about any way you cook them, eggs are good sources of nutrition. Except scrambled, that is. You’ve probably heard numerous reports claiming that eggs are too high in cholesterol. But if you’re eating your eggs cooked in one of the ways listed above, that cholesterol isn’t likely to cause any damage to your heart or arteries. Read On
The 5 herbs you need to know about before going under the knife October 15, 2012
Over the years, I’ve found that the use of a few simple herbs can help to maintain well-being and optimize healing—setting you up for success before, during, and after surgery. Read On
Sleep your way to cancer prevention October 15, 2012
You probably experience a sleepless night now and then. But as you get older, it’s not uncommon for those occasional nights to become the norm. It can be annoying or inconvenient—but in reality it’s a lot more serious than you might think: All those sleepless nights are actually increasing your risk of developing breast cancer or possibly prostate cancer. Read On
The safe, do-it-yourself treatment possibility for Alzheimer’s you can get at your local pharmacy October 15, 2012
Researchers reported that injections of a patent medication called Enbrel® resulted in a significant return of memory in Alzheimer’s patients. But what if there were a safe, inexpensive, and effective alternative? According to some recent research, the best treatment for Alzheimer’s may be a simple vitamin you can take right at home. Read On
Low vitamin D and Alzheimer’s link getting stronger October 15, 2012
Low vitamin D levels have already been associated with Alzheimer’s and now a new review is making that link look stronger. Read On
Steroid injections for pain lead to fungal meningitis October 11, 2012
Steroid shots produced by the New England Compounding Center have led to fungal meningitis infections and multiple deaths. Read On
Natural treatments for rheumatoid arthritis October 10, 2012
Find out the hidden causes that could be behind your rheumatoid arthritis and the all-natural nutritional ways to tackle the pain. Read On
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