What Doctors Don't Tell YouThe cholesterol myth is difficult to bury (WDDTY, vol 3, No. 1) despite increasing evidence that high cholesterol per se is meaningless as a marker for heart disease risk. A study carried out in ...
Britain is a nation of sun-seekers, especially over the winter months, but much concern and confusion surround this particular form of inactivity. Let’s take a hard look at some facts:
Oxidative damage to brain cells may be an important indicator of Alzheimer's disease. ...
Although the recent Chinese study into cancer has grabbed the headlines, many earlier tests had already pointed the way to a nutritional approach. In the past month, the world press has been awash with stories about an amazing new breakthrough in...
DIABETES: Another cause could be iron
WDDTY vol 14 no 4 arrived a few days ago and, wonderful surprise, some great help about glaucoma drops! I have been taking for two years a prescription eyedrop called Lumigan (bimatoprost 0.03 per cent), and the pressure has stayed down
Christine Horner MD FACSAvoid eating red meat because it substantially increases the risk of breast cancer. Instead, favor a plant-based diet rich in organically grown fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. If you love the taste of red meat, don’t despair--there are many...
Nan Kathryn Fuchs PhDInflammation is a silent underlying cause for heart disease, and in fact, out many other diseases are linked to one another by inflammatory processes. It's important to realize that health problems caused by chronic inflammation don't just suddenly...
Leo Galland MD FACNIron is unique among essential minerals, because there is no mechanism for its excretion once absorbed into the body. Whatever iron is absorbed must either be used or stored and excessive storage of iron in the body promotes the generation of free...
