Smoking can damage the vascular system and reduce blood flow to the heart. But, according to a new study carried out by scientists at the University Hospital in Zurich, vitamin C can repair the da ...
Dieting and slimming aids are not going to make a fat person thinner, at least not in the long-run. The same goes for a thin person trying to put on weight. ...
One reader suggests that our man with the prostate/urinating problem wear a magnetic pad (initially designed to help with period pains) in his underwear daily to help relax the muscles, and hopefully to help him "let go" more easily. Another reader...
After years of speculation, it's finally been confirmed that the hepatitis B vaccine causes multiple sclerosis (MS). Researchers from Harvard estimate that it increases the risk by over three times, but they're not sure if the vaccine causes MS in...
I liked your Viewpoint column in the December 2002 issue of WDDTY (vol 13 no 9)!
Whilst on the subject of vitamins and minerals in dog food, here is what the packaging says about Vitacane Dog Biscuits:
In this month's cover story, Paul Shattock, with Andrew Wakefield and his team, are among a small band of renegades attempting to demonstrate that diseases like autism result from an environmental ...
Two recently released studies which crossed my desk this month make a telling statement about the way that the West has chosen to care for small children in the late Twentieth century. ...
The role of nutrition in causing or preventing disease is no longer the stuff of crackpot fringe nutritionists and health food propagandists, but of copious scientific research. Mainstream trials ...
The very first issue of WDDTY kicked off with the dangers of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine in response to a great deal of propaganda by the British government at the time, touting the ben ...
And so the witchhunt continues. Last month, as we detailed in Second Opinion, the General Medical Council banned Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield, the Surrey based doctor whose crime was to successfully ...
