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Entries from January 2008

Recent peer-reviewed publications about Fluoride

September 27th, 2007

Proponents of community water fluoridation like to say, ad nauseum, that there are “60 years of research behind” one of the “top advancements in public health in the past century.”  There are not 60 years of research; there are 60 years of endorsements. 

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Tags: Fluoride · FAQ · Cancer · Articles

Enhancing Fertility

September 17th, 2007

Q: I’m 40 and happily married. My husband and I have been trying to conceive for 2 years but no pregnancy yet. We’re pretty sure we don’t want to get into anything drastically high-tech or expensive but are certainly open to natural fertility enhancement. Any ideas?

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Tags: FAQ · Men's Health · Women's Health

Osteoporosis Update

September 17th, 2007

Loss of height of one inch or more may be an indicator of a vertebral fracture. That means one of the 29 “backbones” forming the spine might have a crack or be slightly crushed. These vertebral fractures are much more common than one would think and vertebral fracture is emerging as an important indicator of osteoporosis.

 

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Tags: Back Pain · Men's Health · Women's Health · Health Care · Exercise · Bone Loss

Stress Reduction Tips

September 16th, 2007

“Stress” produces very real physical, mental and emotional changes, which are cummulative. Severe stress can cause permanent damage. So, it’s certainly a good investment in your health to reduce stress. A major stress chemical is cortisol, which is produced by the outer “cortex” of the adrenal gland.

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Tags: Herbs & Supplements · Health Care · Healthy Diet

Curbing Carbohydrate Cravings

September 15th, 2007

There are many approaches to weight loss; it is a multi-million dollar industry in our land of plenty. The bottom line is to eat fewer calories than you expend daily, but not drastically fewer, until you’re happy with how you fit into your clothes, then resume a diet and exercise program that will maintain the desired weight. You can dress up weight loss with grapefruits, or cabbage stew, or Hoodia, but really, the only thing that works is to burn more calories than you’re eating. [Read more →]

Tags: Health Care · Weight Management · Exercise · Healthy Diet · Addiction

Bad Cravings for Bad Foods

September 15th, 2007

Q:Why Do I Crave Foods That Are “Bad” For Me?

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Tags: Herbs & Supplements · FAQ · Women's Health · Weight Management · Healthy Diet · Exercise · Addiction

Are EGGS good or bad?

September 15th, 2007

Q: I am trying to eat right and stay healthy, but should I include eggs in my diet or are they bad for me?

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Tags: FAQ · Weight Management · Healthy Diet

Bar Soap: Another way to go Green

September 15th, 2007

It is said that Cleopatra bathed in milk, honey, and essential oils followed by gentle abrasion with fine white sand. How did we get from such a wholesome and luxurious cleansing ritual to today’s bar soaps that bubble with toxic and irritating substances, including petroleum-based ingredients? I don’t know, I just can’t picture Cleopatra cleaning herself with crude oil. [Read more →]

Tags: Health Care · Skin Care

Find a Naturopathic Doctor

September 13th, 2007

Q: Can you recommend a Naturopathic Doctor near me?

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Tags: FAQ

New Web Site

September 1st, 2007

Welcome to my new web site. After many years of manually updating the individual articles on this site I decided to upgrade the site into a more practical dynamic web resource. I would like to give special thanks to Alaska Grafix for the graphic layout and site development.

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Tags: News & Info