Leon Chaitow ND DO MRO...in each category, and the correct level of protein and fat intake as well, and the calories will take care of themselves. EU contents Protein/fat/calorie contents will be provided under...
What Doctors Don't Tell You...half of all heart patients are non-smokers with normal levels of cholesterol and blood pressure, which suggests that this formula fails to meet the challenge of heart disease. If this...
...heart disease. While it is biologically plausible that oestrogen provides some protection against heart disease, it is only part of the picture of heart health. As one Swedish study found,...
Leo Galland MD FACN...arthritis[90-98]. The mechanism underlying the response has been in dispute. In the case of tetracyclines, one group has asserted that mycoplasma in the joints cause rheumatoid arthritis, others have countered...
Richard A. Passwater PhD...transport system, which is the main topic of this article. This article is the second of a series describing how antioxidant nutrients prevent heart disease. The main emphasis of this...
...the same, but the vitamin C content had dropped to zero. Meanwhile, the nutrient content of standard foods has changed dramatically in the past hundred years, due to soil depletion...
Dr Jacob Teitelbaum MD...American Journal of Medicine, Volume 105, Issue 1, Pages 31S-38S.Gurkirpal Singh Osteoarthritis Abstract 316. Osteoarthritis Cartilage. 2011;19(S1):S145-S146.] Phytother Res. 2012 Nov;26(11):1719-25 Share and...
American Institute for Preventive Medicine...heart disease, arteries that supply blood to the heart become hardened and narrowed. Heart disease can lead to these problems: Heart attack. Abdominal obesity. This is a waist measurement: >...
...obstructed arteries. These ‘collateral vessels’, as they are known, can be life-savers as they are able to keep the blood flowing to the heart even when a main artery has...
...all the right nutritional guidelines can still suffer heart problems. It is as though all the metaphors surrounding the heart – such as ‘a broken heart’, a ‘lonely heart’, and...
