Christopher Hobbs LAc AHGChristopher Hobbs, L.Ac., a fourth generation herbalist, discusses the organic and mental/emotional factors leading to impotence among men. Hobbs outlines both standard medical treatments and an herbal approach that, depending upon the cause, may...
Ray Sahelian MDDHEA: Happy 120th Birthday?? ;Not all of the hormones produced in our bodies decline w
Janet Zand LAc OMDDr. Janet Zand outlines a comprehensive program for helping your child deal with problems arising from immunizations, including guidelines for conventional treatment, as well as recommended nutritional supplements, herbs, homeopathic remedies and...
Michael Janson MDArteriosclerotic heart disease and other vascular diseases result from the buildup of plaque (fatty, fibrous and calcified tissue) in the coronary arteries and the arteries to the brain, abdomen, pelvic organs and legs. As mentioned earlier, it may...
Vitamins and Metabolites Against Cancer: Even more Good News ;Our understanding of how vitamins and their metabolites
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Elson M. Haas MDGlycine can be formed from choline in the liver or kidney and from the amino acids threonine and serine. It can be converted back to serine in the fasting state. Glycine is one of the few amino acids that helps spare glucose for energy by improving...
Vitamin A, also known as beta-carotene or retinol, is a very important vitamin. Preformed vitamin A, as is found in fish liver oil, was the first vitamin
Beryllium is very interesting as a metal; it is strong, light and heat resistant, and has a very high melting point. Thus, it is a good metal to use in
Zinc has so many important functions and potential uses that both doctors and patients should think of zinc more often for
