Low levels of this essential nutrient could double your risk of cognitive decline February 11, 2009
Researchers from three prominent universities have uncovered a significant link between insufficient vitamin D levels and cognitive decline. Read On
February 2009 NAH Newsletter January 30, 2009
IN THIS ISSUE: Breakthrough “pig pill” formula leads to mental health miracle; A new weapon in the fight to save natural medicine; The herbal breakthrough easing pain and reversing arthritis; Sweet relief for bladder Infections; Read On
The natural virus-fighter that may ease your fatigue January 28, 2009
Epstein-Barr is one of the most common causes of chronic fatigue and is actually a strain of the herpes virus. Read On
Results of a recent study on prostate cancer showing vitamin risks may not be accurate. January 22, 2009
The National Cancer Institute actually halted a study on selenium and vitamin E after researchers claimed that they increased prostate cancer and diabetes risk. Read On
Scientists and academic experts from all over the world are calling for a drastic increase in vitamin D intake recommendations. January 8, 2009
According to an article I read recently, 1 billion people worldwide are deficient in vitamin D. If that’s not proof positive that the current recommendations for this nutrient are dismally low, I don’t know what is. Read On
Common blood pressure medications increase risk of diabetes. January 7, 2009
Those of you that take diuretics likely already know that while they’re flushing water and sodium from your system, these drugs also wash away your body’s potassium stores. It’s this side effect that causes an increased risk of diabetes. Read On
B vitamins may offer stronger cancer-preventing benefits for people over 65. January 5, 2009
According to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association (JAMA), B vitamins may help prevent cancer. Read On
Natural Response – Bio-identical HRT and Nature’s No. 1 clot-buster January 1, 2009
Q: My “insurance plan” doctor tells me I shouldn’t take estrogen—even bio-identical estrogen—because it will increase my risk of a blood clot and maybe a stroke. Is this true?
The hair mineral test quirk that could put you at risk – And why you still need to have one done! January 1, 2009
About six months ago, one of my clients at the Tahoma Clinic told me she’d stopped taking her calcium-magnesium supplement. She’d read that the high calcium measurement revealed by the hair mineral test she’d had done recently meant there was too much calcium in her body. But she also said that she was surprised that her calcium level could be too high since she was 47, and her 71-year-old mother had osteoporosis. She was understandably worried about not taking any calcium at all, and she’d come in to talk to me about what she should do.
Common fruit shows miraculous pain-fighting abilities – So why is the FDA “protecting” us from it? January 1, 2009
And if those facts weren’t so infuriating, maybe they would be funny. Consider the latest bad joke los Federales are playing on us. They’ve “approved” a chemical proven to be dangerous to human health (bisphenol A), but they consider both a hormone found in enormous quantities in every pregnant woman’s body (estriol) and a fruit eaten for millennia (cherries—yes, that’s cherries) “unapproved drugs”!
Why Medicare is going broke—and you’re footing the bill January 1, 2009
I can’t decide whether it’s the seven or more years of patent medicine indoctrination in medical school and postgraduate residency education, group-think and peer pressure in medical practices, incessant patent medicine advertising in medical journals, or just plain laziness that causes otherwise intelligent, mostly caring physicians to recommend surgical procedures or very expensive patent medicines instead of effective natural treatments—even when the natural treatment is right in front of them. Whatever the reason, here’s one of the latest egregious examples of the problem.
New report offers Dr. Wright’s best weight loss tips December 31, 2008
A professor from Glasgow University's Faculty of Medicine claimed that "food and supplement products targeting weight loss are ineffective and misleading for consumers." Read On
The unexpected culprits behind rheumatoid arthritis December 18, 2008
I've observed improvement in every case of rheumatoid arthritis with elimination and desensitization of food allergy. Read On
Releasing the trigger December 11, 2008
Trigger finger is a condition in which your finger joint gets "stuck" and won't move without quite an effort. Read On
The elements of lithium supplementation December 10, 2008
Research indicates that taking 10 to 20 milligrams of elemental lithium per day can help keep your brain functioning at peak performance. Read On
Questioning K December 8, 2008
Q: I’ve read several of the eTips that mention the health benefits of vitamin K. However, when I went to the health food store to buy some, I saw that there were several different versions Read On
New study offers scientific proof about tanning beds' ability to boost vitamin D levels December 8, 2008
Tanning beds can help boost vitamin D levels — if their bulbs emit the right type of UV light. Read On
Vitamins and breast feeding: Do's and don'ts December 4, 2008
Nursing or soon-to-be-nursing mothers should certainly be taking supplements, especially folic acid, calcium/magnesium, a high quality multiple vitamin- mineral, and iron. Read On
Deficiency of a certain vitamin linked to Parkinson's disease December 4, 2008
Recently vitamin D added another item to its lengthy roster of benefits. Read On
December 2008 NAH Newsletter December 1, 2008
IN THIS ISSUE: 9 ways to protect yourself from the new pollution more deadly than lead poisoning; Cancer, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, and more: The many faces of radio-wave sickness; Nature’s equal opportunity libido booster; The simple, tasty beverage that can save you from a deadly stroke; The anti-antibiotic: All of the benefits, none of the risks; Chromium: Big dose, big results; Read On
The secret to strong muscles November 24, 2008
Since muscle is mostly protein, and protein is synthesized from amino acids, essential amino acid deficiencies can cause muscle weakness. Read On
Sticking it to stones November 20, 2008
Even though kidney stones are one of the most common urinary tract disorders, they are nothing short of agonizing for those who suffer from them. Read On
The government and mainstream medical experts call for increased standards for evidence supporting alternative medicine. November 20, 2008
A New York Times article I read recently titled "Applying Science to Alternative Medicine" sends a two-page mixed message about natural medicine. Read On
An "irregular" problem November 19, 2008
While constipation isn't a popular topic of conversation, it is, nevertheless, an important subject that could mean a world of difference to your overall health. Read On
Common blood thinner found to increase risk of death from hemorrhagic stroke. November 13, 2008
Dr. Wright refers to Coumadin as one of the all-time worst "hangovers" from the "heyday" of patent medications: No matter how many alternatives there are for it, it just won't go away. Read On
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