Janet Zand LAc OMD...term? Current scientific research can’t tell us what the cumulative effects of ingesting a single food additive will be-let alone what the ever-present chemical combinations of multiple additives may do...
What Doctors Don't Tell You...is supposed to offer all the benefits of NSAIDS (non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs) such as aspirin and ibuprofen, but without damaging the stomach. Although much of the breakthrough research...
...Research Fund, and the other by the Committee on the Medical Aspects of Food and Nutrition Policy in the UK. Both reports emphasize the importance of increasing intake of fibre...
Dr Jacob Teitelbaum MD...less important. MSM supplies the Sulfur amino acids needed for healing in general. Although most of the research on MSM and arthritis has not been placebo-controlled, two studies were. One...
Michael J. Rennie PhD FRSE...with soft drinks, yogurt or milk based drinks is perfectly feasible way of supplementing dietary intake. Future Research Needs More research is needed to determine the way in which glutamine...
Russell E. DiCarlo...the energy field, there are three major aspects: reason, will and emotion that are associated with psychological phenomena. When you judge another, you stop the flow of your emotions towards...
Elson M. Haas MD...is as finely tuned as those of calcium and phosphorus or calcium and magnesium. Research has found that a high-sodium diet with low potassium intake influences vascular volume and tends...
...public health risk, fears of the link between Crohn’s disease and M paratuberculosis have prompted them to research this aspect, too. Resarchers remain divided over a possible association with M...
...was put down to a measles virus. Perhaps the most frightening aspect of the outbreaks, as far as the virologists are concerned, is the likelihood that mutant strains like these...
...beings from death by infection. Aspirin can kill cats too, whereas arsenic, which is dangerous to human beings, does not have anything like the same effect when given to rats,...
