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Lifelong Prebiotic
Supplements May Extend Lifespan Thirty Percent
Lifelong supplementation with the prebiotics inulin and oligofructose may
extend lifespan by over 30 per cent, according to a new
animal study from France.
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Zrii Juice: Full of Common Fruit Juice and Hype
(NaturalNews)
With the launch of the Zrii
juice product and its association with Deepak Chopra,
many readers have been asking NaturalNews to offer our
opinion on the product. Many people are excited about
Zrii and the associated business opportunity, and the
fact that it is endorsed by the Chopra Center lends it
credibility in the natural health community. So to learn
more about Zrii, I went to the website (www.Zrii.com)
to find the nutrition facts on Zrii. That's where this
review ran into a significant stumbling block: Zrii
doesn't list its "nutrition facts" label on the website!
(At least not that I could find as of this writing.)
I'm always suspicious of network marketing products that
don't openly advertise their ingredients. Sure, the Zrii
website lists the "featured" ingredients -- Amalaki,
Ginger, Turmeric, Tulsi, Schizandra, Jujube and Haritaki
-- but it does not conspicuously tell you what else is
in the juice, but if you dig around the site and read
the fine print, you learn that the primary juices in the
Zrii product are:
• Apple juice
• Pear juice
• Pomegranate juice
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Why We Should All Get Rid of Our Microwave Ovens
by: Sheryl Walters (see all articles by this author)
Microwaves are a feature in nearly every American home. Yet their dangers are well documented. You can do your own home experiment to understand the hazards of microwaving. Plant seeds in two pots. Water one pot with microwaved water and the other pot with regular tap water. The seeds that received microwaved water won't sprout. If microwaved water can stop plants from growing, then imagine what microwaved food is doing to your body.
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South
Africa HIV/AIDS Clinical Trial using Oleander is
Successful
by Tony Isaacs
In the article "Success Against Cancer and HIV in South Africa " I reported how the Sutherlandia OPC supplement from South Africa designed by South African HIV and cancer crusader and researcher Marc Swanepoel had been virtually 100% successful in stabilizing and reversing HIV symptoms and over 90% successful against a broad range of cancers.
Trial patient Thulani Mncwango
As a result of this success with
several hundred people over the past
almost four years, early this year
Mr. Swanepoel devised and helped
conduct a small scale clinical trial
to measure the effectiveness of his
supplement ingredients - the common
oleander plant, Nerium Oleander, and
the "South Africa Cancer Bush"
Sutherlandia Frutescens - against
HIV at a well known Johannesburg
AIDS clinic.
The clinical trial has just concluded with results as impressive as the previous reports: All of the HIV patients improved significantly whereas all of the placebo group continued to decline.
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Who’s Trashing Our American Skies,
And Why?
Thursday, April 24, 2008 by:
Christopher Gussa (see
all articles by this author)
This attracted the attention of Los Angeles network affiliate, "KNBC" which aired a report entitled, "Toxic Sky?", see video here (http://www.knbc.com/video/9265818/detail.html) .
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by: David Gutierrez
(NaturalNews) Hormone replacement therapy provides no overall health benefit to postmenopausal women but may increase the risk of major cardiovascular events, according to the results of a study published in the British Medical Journal.
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Forget
the Headlines - Keep Taking Your
Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements
by Tony Isaacs
Latest Industry Backed "Study" Seriously Flawed and Biased
A "new" study condemning the use of vitamins and ineffective and potentially dangerous is generating headlines throughout the mainstream media in the United States and Europe. Apparently generating headlines was the sole intention, as the study is neither new, scientific nor objective.
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Taking Common Painkiller (acetaminophen) with Coffee is Extremely Toxic to the Liver
(NaturalNews)
Combining caffeine with the active ingredient in Tylenol
(acetaminophen) may be extremely dangerous for the
liver, according to new research conducted at the
University of Washington and reported in the journal
Chemical Research in Toxicology.
Researchers performed the study on E. coli bacteria that
had been genetically modified to produce a human liver
enzyme that breaks down the pain killing chemical
paracetamol, also known as acetaminophen. A toxic
byproduct of this enzyme's activity is what leads to
liver damage
in cases of paracetamol overdose.
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Don't
Stop Drinking Water
by Jon Barron
So now it's water. If you are to believe what the media has been saying over the last couple of weeks, there are no health benefits to drinking water. Drinking water or cola are pretty much the same thing. And dehydration is a myth.
Really?
No, not really.
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Red
Wine Compound May Fight
Pancreatic Cancer
(Newsmax.com)
A compound found in the skin of
red grapes and red wine may help
induce pancreatic cancer cells
to malfunction and die, a lab
study has found. The
compound, called resveratrol, is
produced by certain plants as
part of their defense arsenal
against pathogens. A handful of
foods, including raspberries,
blueberries and peanuts, contain
resveratrol, but it is most
abundant in the skin of red
grapes and, therefore, red wine.
In the new study, researchers at
the University of Rochester
Medical Center in New York
treated human pancreatic cancer
cells with resveratrol, either
alone or in combination with
radiation.
They found that the wine
compound disrupted the activity
of the cancer cells'
mitochondria, energy-producing
centers needed for cells to
function. Resveratrol also
impaired certain cancer-cell
proteins that thwart
chemotherapy by pumping drugs
out of the cell.
In combination with radiation,
but not alone, the compound
bumped up the production of
cell-damaging substances called
reactive oxygen species --
potentially making the cancer
cells more destructible.
And, in fact, cancer cells
treated with the combination
were more likely to
self-destruct, the study found.
"While additional studies are
needed, this research indicates
that resveratrol has a promising
future as part of the treatment
for cancer," lead investigator
Dr. Paul Okunieff said in a
university statement.
What the results mean for cancer
patients is not yet clear.
Resveratrol is available in
over-the-counter supplements,
but there is no evidence that
taking them aids cancer
treatment. People undergoing
cancer treatment should also not
take any supplement without
discussing it with their doctor
first.
Okunieff noted, however, that
drinking wine is not always off
limits for cancer patients --
that is, doctors do not advise
moderate drinkers who already
drink wine to stop doing so
while they are undergoing
treatment. Okunieff and
his colleagues also point out
that they used a relatively high
dose of resveratrol, 50
micrograms per milliliter; the
concentration found in red wine
varies widely by type, but some
wines have resveratrol levels as
high as 30 micrograms per
milliliter.
However, no one yet knows
whether resveratrol from red
wine would affect tumors in the
body the same way it does cancer
cells in a lab dish.
SOURCE: Advances
in Experimental Medicine and
Biology, March 2008.
Copyright Reuters
Editor's note: On the other hand drinking three or more alcoholic beverages per day raises a woman's breast cancer risk as much as smoking a pack of cigarettes daily, and generally causes a world of other health problems for both men and women, so it would seem the best advice would be to drink only in moderation or else get your resveratrol from other sources, such as dark grapes and pomegranate.
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