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09/30/2008 - Fluoride in drinking water may contribute to thyroid dysfunction
Symptoms of thyroid dysfunction and their associated risks (including heart disease) might be easily alleviated just by avoiding tap water.
09/30/2008 - An HSI member's remarkable experience treating cancer with vitamin C
You may have heard that the Greatest Generation is on the wane, but you'd never know it by this e-mail, received from an HSI member named Bob…
09/29/2008 - Millions of pounds of drugs are discarded into our sewage systems yearly, with troubling consequences
According to an Associated Press investigation, hospitals and long-term care facilities dump about 250 million tons of pharmaceutical waste and packaging materials into landfills and sewage systems each year.
09/29/2008 - Vitamin B12 may protect the brain from dementia
Now a new study from the University of Oxford shows that vitamin B12 might also play a role in maintaining brain volume.
09/25/2008 - Black box warning on top of black box warning…and patients keep dying
If this e-Alert were a police procedural show, in today's opening scene Enbrel would be brought into the homicide department for questioning. And some hard-as-nails veteran detective would say something like, "This guy's got a rap sheet a mile long."
09/25/2008 - Vitamin C treats basal cell skin cancer
If you have the most common form of cancer, you probably also have a safe and inexpensive treatment for it in your home right now.
09/24/2008 - A deficiency of choline (a B vitamin) may prompt a variety of health problems
It doesn't matter if you're school age or an age where you drive your grandkids to school, foods that contain choline are an important choice for breakfast or any meal.
09/24/2008 - Gout may pose serious heart dangers
All gout patients and their doctors need to be aware of a surprising study from the University of Pittsburgh.
09/23/2008 - New evidence shows that eating nuts and popcorn may not raise diverticulitis risk
About half of all people over the age of 60 develop diverticulosis. If you're among them, I have some surprising good news that you should talk to your doctor about.
09/23/2008 - Court says USDA can prohibit beef manufacturers from mad cow testing
I think we may have stumbled upon some form of mad human disease.
09/22/2008 - High fructose corn syrup - all natural, and possibly dangerous
The idea that the FDA might set the bar on what types of food can and cannot be considered "natural," is pretty laughable.
09/22/2008 - Genetic engineering may create skimmed-milk-producing cows
According to scientists in New Zealand, we're just five years away from cows that will produce skimmed milk.
09/18/2008 - Non-drug treatment for hypothyroidism
An HSI member named Mary writes, "I have hypothyroid. I take Armour. I believe in natural things. Do you have anything on hypothyroid?"
09/18/2008 - Organic tomatoes are more nutritious than conventionally grown tomatoes
More and more research reveals that you really do get higher quality nutrition from organic whole foods.
09/17/2008 - High levels of vitamin D are linked with lower risk of early death
Dialysis patients and patients with cancer, hypertension, or diabetes all have been shown to have something in common: Those with the highest levels of vitamin D tend to live longer than those with the lowest D levels.
09/17/2008 - Wine helps fight tooth decay and gum disease
That glass of wine with dinner just might help fight tooth decay and gum disease, according to a new study. But…there's a catch.
09/16/2008 - New FDA rule for irradiation of spinach and lettuce draws heavy criticism
I don't like the idea that the food I eat today may have been submerged in gamma rays generated by radioactive cobalt yesterday.
09/16/2008 - Success story for kidney stone patient
Nothing succeeds like success (mixed with a little magnesium).
09/15/2008 - Gastric bypass often cures type 2 diabetes, but other problems may arise
A New York doctor believes he can cure type 2 diabetes with gastric bypass surgery.
09/15/2008 - Talking on your cell phone behind the wheel quadruples accident risk
I hate to say it, but drivers who talk on their cell phones are a danger to themselves and others.
09/11/2008 - Curcumin shows promise in treating pancreatic cancer
If you're diagnosed with a dangerous cancer that's frequently fatal and you tell your doctor you'd like to try treating it with a spice, you'll probably be met with a blank stare.
09/11/2008 - Supplement maker sentenced to jail for misleading customers
Last month a federal jury said that thousands of consumers purchased Enzyte under false pretenses.
09/10/2008 - Cancer survivors may benefit from supplement use
I don't wear a tin foil hat and I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but every now and then it's hard to shake the suspicion that someone out there is pulling the levers on a subtle strategy to make the public believe dietary supplements are dangerous.
09/10/2008 - FDA warns diabetes drug Byetta may have dangerous side effect
"One has to openly wonder if the FDA has a clue to what it's doing." David Kliff, editor of Diabetic Investor, made the remark in a recent issue of Forbes where he took the FDA to task for issuing a warning about Byetta, a type 2 diabetes medication.
09/09/2008 - The U.S. public begins to realize that many vaccines may not be safe or effective
More and more children are going unvaccinated due to fears that some vaccines may prompt autism and other health problems.
09/09/2008 - Choosing kangaroo rather than beef may help reduce greenhouse gas emissions
What's the difference between herding cats and herding kangaroos? Both will try your patience. Both require advanced cowboy skills. The difference: Kangaroo herding is a reality.
09/08/2008 - Cancer patients can reduce fatigue without expensive, dangerous drugs
Earlier this year, the FDA ordered the new warning for Procrit, as well as two other products in this class of drugs: Epogen and Aranesp.
09/08/2008 - No Nursing Home for Me - a retirement plan that's hard to beat
If you're thinking about your future and wondering how you'll manage when you're elderly, you might get a smile (and some ideas) from this item that a friend sent me:
09/04/2008 - Berberine may help diabetics control blood sugar, weight, and cholesterol levels
Berberine is one of those botanicals that have been used for centuries to address a wide range of health problems. Today we'll see how it works to help manage type 2 diabetes.
09/04/2008 - Don't use fruit juices to wash down prescription drugs
New research shows that it's probably best to avoid washing down drugs with ANY type of fruit juice.
09/03/2008 - The leading U.S. pediatrician group recommends its members ignore an FDA warning
The AAP issued a policy statement noting that an ECG shouldn't be considered routine when an ADHD drug is prescribed.
09/03/2008 - Good Morning America forces modesty on monkeys
I'm going to admit straight out - this really has nothing to do with health, but it's too funny and I have to share it…
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