August 27, 2000 - 168 1 No Wonder Women are So Confused About Hormone Replacement Therapy Standard hormone replacement therapy (HRT), so often used in menopausal and post-menopausal women, does not protect against heart disease after all, contrary... 2,548 Views 1 Comments 2 Diabetes Rate Skyrocketing, Particularly Among the Young An editorial in the USA Today on this study shows that maybe people are beginning to understand the dangers of our current lifestyles 1,440 Views 0 Comments 3 Sugar Creates Free Radicals and Lowers Vitamin E Levels In addition to the more well-known effects on teeth, sugar may also be bad for your blood vessels and many other areas of the body, according to this new... 1,801 Views 0 Comments 4 Vitamin B12 Deficiency Widespread Although I knew that this condition was fairly common, even I was amazed that nearly 40% of the U.S. population may deficient in vitamin B12. What makes this... 6,962 Views 0 Comments 5 Low-Fat Diet Reduces Calcium Absorption The low-fat, high-fiber diet that is promoted as being so healthy, may lower calcium absorption, according to a new study. Read about why this is most likely... 3,478 Views 1 Comments 6 Homeopathy Shown Effective For Allergies In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, researchers found that, contrary to the overwhelming belief of mainstream medicine, homeopathy is much more... 2,223 Views 2 Comments 7 Multiple Sclerosis and Epstein-Barr Virus There may be an association between EBV reactivation and disease activity in MS patients. The virus might play an indirect role by activating the underlying... 7,146 Views 3 Comments 8 Rickets (Vitamin D Deficiency) Cases Rising The incidence of rickets, particularly in dark-skinned children, is on the rise, although researchers are not sure why. Read about the importance of vitamin ... 8,220 Views 3 Comments 9 Garlic Reduces Heart Disease Risk Among all of its many benefits, new research is reporting what is perhaps garlic's most important effect: lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease. Being... 3,797 Views 0 Comments 10 Garlic Protects Against Ticks and Possibly Mosquitos Research, recently published in JAMA, reports that garlic can decrease the risk of tick bites and possibly other insect bites as well. Considering the... 8,796 Views 2 Comments 11 Larger Babies at Higher Risk of Type-1 Diabetes Children who gain a lot of weight in the first year of life may be at increased risk of type 1 diabetes. This is why proper diet, including breastfeeding ... 1,168 Views 0 Comments 12 Fluoridation Update Residents in many areas are deciding that they don't want to drink fluoridated water. Several towns have or are planning referendums to decide on this issue,... 817 Views 0 Comments 13 Using Antibiotics in Rheumatic Diseases - Bibliography Bibliography 4,940 Views 2 Comments 14 Physicians' Protocol For Using Antibiotics in Rheumatic Disease The first non-aspirin NSAID, indomethacin was introduced in 1963. Now more than 30 are available. Relafen is one of the better alternatives as it seems to cause less of an intestinal 9,311 Views 1 Comments 15 Physicians' Protocol For Using Antibiotics in Rheumatic Disease One of the main features of fibromyalgia is the morning stiffness, fatigue, and multiple areas of tenderness in typical locations. Most patients with fibromyalgia complain of pain ov 8,393 Views 2 Comments 16 My Rheumatoid Arthritis Protocol Last week's newsletter had an article on the role of mycoplasma in rheumatoid arthritis. This week I have posted my protocol for treating this problem.... 39,795 Views 0 Comments 17 Delayed Toilet Training May Cause Permanent Incontinence Children today are becoming toilet-trained at much older ages than previous generations, and this may be a contributing factor in the increased rates of... 1,723 Views 0 Comments 18 Understanding Adrenal Function This information is given out to my patients and explains a little about adrenal function, adrenal hormones, how they can be affected, and symptoms of... 26,728 Views 0 Comments 19 Death by Sugar The type of diabetes that afflicts adults has risen 33% in the past decade. Three out of every 50 adults now have the serious-but-treatable, diet-linked condition, according to researchers with the Ce 983 Views 0 Comments

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