Natural Health Article and News Updates for October, 2008
Updates For Tuesday, October 28th:
Study Indicates Greater Risk Than Reward in Use of Beta-Blockers for High BP
High Amounts of Antioxidants Found in Pizza, Depending on Flour Used and Time in Which It’s Cooked
Skin Cream Often Exacerbates Dryness, Says Swedish Researcher
More Evidence Signals St. John’s Wort Effectiveness in Treating Depression
Study: Happy Are Three Times Less Likely to Come Down with Colds
Updates For Monday, October 27th:
Acai Berry All the Rage in Health World, Antioxidant Activity Rivals Blueberry
The ‘Superfruit’ that Blasts Away at Belly Fat
Study Suggests Fructose Beats Down Leptin’s Ability to Control Weight, Appetite
Chemical in Red Wine Protects Against ‘Development’ of Fatty Liver, Say Researchers
Greater Education, Mentally Tasking Jobs Provide Protection Against Cognitive Decline
Artificially Sweetened Foods Can’t Trick the Brain, or the Appetite
A Violation Paid Not in Dollars, But in Pounds
More Than Half of Parkinson’s Patients with Low Vitamin D Levels – Coincidence?
Updates For Tuesday, October 21st:
One-Third of Risk for Heart Attack is Diet-Related, Says Study
Aquasana: Lord of the Water-Filtration Manor
Updates For Monday, October 20th:
Study Says Alcohol Consumption Decreases Brain Volume
Study: Cruising the Internet Stimulates Greater Neural Activity than Reading
Early Marijuana Use Leads to a Future Fraught with Health Risks, Crime
‘Pure’ Bottled Waters Are Anything But, Environmental Research Group Discovers
25 Percent More Anthocyanins Found in Cabbage Than Previously Believed
Should Massachusetts Become 12th State to Decriminalize Marijuana? Study Indicates Why It Shouldn’t
Latest Study Indicates White Button Mushrooms, Not Maitake, Have Higher Antioxidant Content
Updates For Tuesday, October 14th:
Fruit Snacks Rarely Contain Any Real Fruit, British Study Finds
72 Percent Reduced Risk of SIDS When Fan Is Used
Study: 24 Percent Reduction in Blood Flow after Two Cigarettes
The Ingredient in Popcorn that Leads to Permanent Lung Damage
Updates For Monday, October 13th:
Alzheimer’s Researchers Believe a Blood Test Could Identify Disease in its Early Stages
Antidepressant Damages Sperm Count
Keeping Chocolate Consumption to Ounces, Not Pounds
Another Study Links the Flavor Enhancer to Weight Gain
Researchers Say Obesity Increases Miscarriage Risk
The Two Genes That May Predict Hair Loss
Updates For Tuesday, October 7th:
Sweet Find Sure to Leave Sour Taste
Honey May Help Heal One of the Most Common Chronic Diseases in America
Even an Hour of Exercise a Week Pays Dividends, Duke Researchers Say
Effectiveness of Chemotherapy Improves with Resveratrol
An Attempt to Revive Kale’s Popularity
Finding May Explain Why Obese Are Beset by Disease
Updates For Monday, October 6th:
Could Thinking Be Linked to Obesity?
Better Sources for Vitamin C
Researchers Say Horny Goat Weed ‘’as Good as Viagra” at Treating ED
New Research in the Prevention of Blindness
Scientific Study: Music Enhances Exercise Capacity
Headache Center Doc: Weight Gain and Painful Migraines ‘Associated’
Isoflavones Found in Beans Beneficial to Stroke Sufferers
Study Indicates Hypnosis Therapy Works Wonders on Hot Flashes
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