Heart disease is the number one killer of women age 35 and older…. More women actually die of heart attack (or AMI, Acute Myocardial Infarction) than breast cancer alone. Several factors that increase the risk have been identified. The more…
The mammogram debate was revived last month when the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent panel of experts appointed by the federal Department of Health and Human Services, recommended that women at average risk start mammograms at age 50,…
Vitamin D, the powerful “sunshine” nutrient, is now known for many benefits including protection from multiple sclerosis, diabetes, cancer, and other diseases. Although Vitamin D deficiency had been noted more than a hundred years ago, it is only recent research…
While exposure to sunlight is thought to be a major cause of melanoma, the fact that Australian office workers have a higher incidence of melanoma than outdoor workers on the parts of the body that are usually covered suggests that…
Many people have become aware of the mercury toxicity problem and so become concerned about heavy metal poisoning. But it would be a mistake to think that metal poisoning is unique to this particular toxin. The fact is that all…
If your friend told you that they’d been Rolfed, you’d probably be concerned for their health but in fact, Rolfing is a form of body therapy that bring relief to patients all over the world from Europe to the United…
The Weston A. Price Foundation provides accurate information about nutrition and is dedicated to putting nutrient-dense foods back on American tables. Members receive a lively and informative quarterly journal and email updates on current issues and website events. Visit their…
A leading newspaper from the UK recently reported that the World Health Organization is about to reveal that its US$30 million, decade-long investigation in 13 countries and on almost 13,000 people has found long term use of mobile phones may…
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This article has a number of videos describing different ways to cope with stress and effect how the body physically reacts to it.
White-coat Syndrome Dickie Woollard speaks before and after a session with Angela on his fear of visiting medical practitioners of any sort: a sick feeling in the stomach, profuse sweating, a tightness in the throat and so on. Afterwards, Dickie…
Cancer screening – a necessity of life? 1 March, 2012 Click here to view the Newsletter>> Kung Hei Fat Choi! – and a new travel aid to ward off mosquitoes 20 January, 2012 Click here to download PDF>> Prevention…
