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Dr.
Mercola
Scientists
have discovered that everyday emotional stress is a trigger for the growth
of tumors. Any sort of trauma, emotional or physical, can act as a "pathway"
between cancerous mutations, bringing them together in a potentially deadly
mix.
The findings seem to show for the first time that the conditions for
developing the disease can be affected by your emotional environment,
including everyday work and family stress.
Until now, scientists believed more than one cancer-causing mutation
needed to take place in a single cell in order for tumors to grow.
But researchers showed that mutations can promote cancer even when they
are located in different cells, because stress opens up "pathways" between
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Autism and Vitamin D Success Report
by John Cannell
"Slavery to evidence based medicine
is fine for scientists and unethical
for practitioners." - John Cannell,
MD, Executive Director Vitamin D
Council
This month, I dedicate the entire
newsletter to a mother's lengthy
case report of her autistic son.
Other than name and place of
residence, the letter was not
edited.
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compelling story, click
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 What 'skeptics' really believe
about vaccines, medicine,
consciousness and the universe
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger,
NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews)
In the world of medicine, "skeptics"
claim to be the sole protectors of
intellectual truth. Everyone who
disagrees with them is just a quack,
they insist. Briefly stated,
"skeptics" are in favor of vaccines,
mammograms, pharmaceuticals and
chemotherapy. They are opponents of
nutritional supplements, herbal
medicine, chiropractic care, massage
therapy, energy medicine,
homeopathy, prayer and therapeutic
touch.
But there's much more that you need
to know about "skeptics." As you'll
see below, they themselves admit
they have no consciousness and that
there is no such thing as a soul, a
spirit or a higher power. There is
no life after death. In fact,
there's not much life in life
when you're a skeptic.
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 Eye
Test Gives Early Alzheimer's
Diagnosis
(Newsmax)
British researchers have developed a
simple eye test that could spot
Alzheimer's years before symptoms
appear. The test, which could be
given by an optician, would allow
treatment to begin immediately,
giving hope of stopping and even
reversing the dreaded disease.
The test uses eye drops containing a
fluorescent dye followed by a photo
taken with an infra-red camera.
Dying nerve cells in the retina
absorb the dye and show up as green
dots.
"Few people realize that the retina
is a direct, albeit thin, extension
of the brain," lead author Professor
Francesca Cordeiro of the University
College London, said in a statement.
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this article and more information
about Alzheimer's and anti-aging, click
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Unwitting
public consuming more GMO foods
while evidence of harm continues to
mount
by Tony
Isaacs
Most Americans do not want
genetically modified foods and
consider them dangerous. Because the
U.S. does not require manufacturers
to disclose genetically modified (GM
or GMO) ingredients on the product
labels, the public is largely
unaware of when they are purchasing
GM foods. Such foods are now found
in up to 70 percent of all grocery
store products. While an unwitting
public consumes more and more GM
foods, evidence of their dangers
continues to mount.
Genetically modified foods are
created when genes from another
species or created in a lab are
inserted into a food's DNA. The
foods which have the highest
prevalence of genetic modifications
include some of our biggest crops:
corn, soybeans, canola, tomatoes,
lettuce, and potatoes. Corn oil and
high fructose corn syrup are widely
used in food items. Virtually every
salad dressing and butter substitute
finds that they contain one or more
of corn oil, canola oil or soybean
oil.
The European Union, Japan, China,
Korea, Australia, and New Zealand
require labeling of foods containing
GMO content. Despite a CBS News
showing a majority of Americans want
labeling, no such laws exist. A CBS
poll also found that 53 percent of
Americans wouldn't buy food they
knew had been genetically modified.
For the rest of
this article, click
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 Centenarian,
Nutritarian, and Bodybuilder Joe
Rollino Tragically Killed
by Chris Beckett
Featured Author for The Best Years
in Life
While taking his daily five-mile
walk on Monday, 104 year old Joe
Rollino was crossing Bay Ridge
Parkway in Brooklyn when he was
struck by a minivan. Sadly, he died
a few hours later at a local
hospital.
In the 1920s, Mr. Rollino was a
strongman on Coney Island billed as
“The World’s Strongest Man.” He got
his start in boxing and bodybuilding
at age 10. Mr. Rollino became a
vegetarian in his teens and firmly
believed in fueling the body with
natural, health-promoting foods.
He once lifted 475 lbs. with his
teeth, 635 lbs. with one finger, and
3200 lbs. with his back. Even more
astounding is that he did all this
standing at 5’4” and weighing less
than 150 lbs.
Mr. Rollino was not only strong and
muscular, he was agile. In the
1920s, he boxed as “Kid Dundee,”
often against boxers 50 pounds
heavier than he was. He was a World
War II veteran, and he swam daily
laps in the ocean year-round. He was
a classic example of all-around
fitness and good nutrition. Joe
Rollino, like other fit nutritarians
such as Herbert Shelton and Jack
LaLanne occasionally corresponded
with Dr. Fuhrman on the subject of
nutrition. These men provide proof
that aging doesn’t have to mean
heart disease, diabetes, dementia,
and physical fragility.
On his 103rd birthday, Joe Rollino
put a quarter between his teeth and
bent it with his fingers. He skipped
the cake.
March 19, 2010 would have been his
105th birthday. Imagine how long he
could have lived.
Sources Included:
http://www.diseaseproof.com/archives/exercise-centenarian-nutritarian-and-bodybuilder-joe-rollino-tragically-killed-in-car-accident.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/12/nyregion/12ironman.html?ref=nyregion
http://www.thesweetscience.com/boxing-article/5769/joe-rolino-103-still-fit-fiery/
http://weightlifting.org/aobsnews/aobsnews.htm
 Pfizer caught faking it again
By
Christine O'Brien on
01/08/2010
How many
times do we have to go
through this before the rest
of the world stops trusting
Pfizer? Yet again, it's been
uncovered that they tampered
with trial results to seek
more opportunities to line
their pockets. And you can
bet they'll bounce back to
do it again.
I'm not at
all surprised. But that
doesn't mean I'm not seeing
red.
Once again,
Pfizer's been caught in
shady dealings. And once
again, we're all left to
pick up the pieces.
Researchers
at Johns Hopkins University
examined internal documents
from Pfizer and found the
Big Pharma giant appears to
have altered or just trashed
unfavorable study findings
in an effort to expand the
use of their epilepsy drug
Neurontin.
For the rest of
this article, click
Here.
 New
Study Says Antidepressant Drugs Next to Worthless
More Bad News for Paxil
by Tony
Isaacs
A new study
published in the Journal of the
American Medical Association found
that the antidepressant drugs
paroxetine and imipramine do not
help patients with mild, moderate
and even severe depression much more
than an inactive placebo.
"They would have done just as well
or just about as well with a
placebo," concluded Robert DeRubeis,
a psychologist at the University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia who
performed the meta-analysis along
with colleagues.
The study is the
latest in a long string of bad news
that has been reported about Paxil.
Since Paxil`s introduction on the
market in 1993, the potentially
dangerous drug has been plagued with
complaints of serious adverse
medical events including an increase
in suicide rates and attempts,
addiction, and birth defects.
For the rest of
this article, click
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 Drug
Company Chief: Our Drugs Do Not
Work on Most Patients
by Steve
Connor
A senior executive with Britain's biggest drugs company has admitted that
most prescription medicines do not work on most people who take them.
Allen Roses, worldwide vice-president of genetics at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK),
said fewer than half of the patients prescribed some of the most expensive drugs
actually derived any benefit from them.
It is an open secret within the drugs industry that most of its products are
ineffective in most patients but this is the first time that such a senior drugs
boss has gone public. His comments come days after it emerged that the NHS drugs
bill has soared by nearly 50 per cent in three years, rising by £2.3bn a year to
an annual cost to the taxpayer of £7.2bn. GSK announced last week that it had 20
or more new drugs under development that could each earn the company up to $1bn
(£600m) a year.
Dr Roses, an academic geneticist from Duke University in North Carolina, spoke
at a recent scientific meeting in London where he cited figures on how well
different classes of drugs work in real patients. Drugs for Alzheimer's disease
work in fewer than one in three patients, whereas those for cancer are only
effective in a quarter of patients. Drugs for migraines, for osteoporosis, and
arthritis work in about half the patients, Dr Roses said. Most drugs work in
fewer than one in two patients mainly because the recipients carry genes that
interfere in some way with the medicine, he said.
"The vast majority of drugs
- more than 90 per cent - only work in 30 or 50 per cent of the people," Dr
Roses said. "I wouldn't say that most drugs don't work. I would say that most
drugs work in 30 to 50 per cent of people. Drugs out there on the market work,
but they don't work in everybody."
Some industry analysts said Dr Roses's comments were reminiscent of the 1991
gaffe by Gerald Ratner, the jewelry boss, who famously said that his high street
shops are successful because they sold "total crap". But others believe Dr Roses
deserves credit for being honest about a little-publicized fact known to the
drugs industry for many years.
"Roses is a smart guy and what he is saying will surprise the public but not
his colleagues," said one industry scientist. "He is a pioneer of a new culture
within the drugs business based on using genes to test for who can benefit from
a particular drug."
Dr Roses has a formidable reputation in the field of "pharmacogenomics" - the
application of human genetics to drug development - and his comments can be seen
as an attempt to make the industry realize that its future rests on being able
to target drugs to a smaller number of patients with specific genes.
The idea is to identify "responders" - people who benefit from the drug -
with a simple and cheap genetic test that can be used to eliminate those
non-responders who might benefit from another drug.
This goes against a marketing culture within the industry that has relied on
selling as many drugs as possible to the widest number of patients - a culture
that has made GSK one of the most profitable pharmaceuticals companies, but
which has also meant that most of its drugs are at best useless, and even
possibly dangerous, for many patients.
Dr Roses said doctors treating patients routinely applied the trial-and-error
approach which says that if one drug does not work there is always another one.
"I think everybody has it in their experience that multiple drugs have been used
for their headache or multiple drugs have been used for their backache or
whatever.
"It's in their experience, but they don't quite understand why. The reason
why is because they have different susceptibilities to the effect of that drug
and that's genetic," he said.
"Neither those who pay for medical care nor patients want drugs to be
prescribed that do not benefit the recipient. Pharmacogenetics has the promise
of removing much of the uncertainty."
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 Science Discovers the Secret to Happiness
Robert A. Emmons, PhD
University of California, Davis
Surprise: Research suggests that becoming more grateful could make each of us 25% happier -- and that being happy is the key to a longer, more successful life.
Our lives do not just seem better when we are happy -- they actually become better, according to a 2005 analysis of hundreds of psychological studies. Happy people tend to have longer, more loving marriages... are healthier... live an average of seven to nine years longer than chronically unhappy people... and have more successful careers. According to one study, happy college graduates had annual salaries $25,000 higher than unhappy graduates 16 years after graduation
You can read the rest of this
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 Thumbs
Down on “Antioxidant” 7Up
By Tony Isaacs
In yet another example of
deceptive marketing of less than
healthy products to natural and
health conscious foods consumers
by major food and beverage
companies, 7Up is heavily
marketing a new product named
"Antioxidant Cherry 7Up" in both
regular and diet versions.
One might ask what could be so
bad about a soft drink that
contains "natural flavors", no
caffeine and now Antioxidants
too? Perhaps taking a close look
at what the "antioxidant"
content is, and the rest of the
ingredients that make up regular
and diet Antioxidant 7Up might
shed some light.
For the rest of this article,
click
Here.
 Why
Canned Soups & Other Foods Can
Be Dangerous to Your Health
Posted by:
Dr. Mercola
November 24 2009
The food
processing world is reeling
right now one day after a
shocking new series of tests
released by Consumer Reports
revealed that many leading
brands of canned foods contain
Bisphenol A (BPA)—a toxic
chemical linked to health risks
including reproductive
abnormalities, neurological
effects, heightened risk of
breast and prostate cancers,
diabetes, heart disease and
other serious health problems.
BPA is used
in the lining of cans and the
toxin leaches from the lining
into the food. According to
Consumer Reports just a couple
of servings of canned food can
exceed scientific limits on
daily exposure for children.
The federal
government is currently studying
the dangers of BPA and advocates
are calling on the FDA to ban
the use of BPA in food and
beverage packaging by the end of
the year. Companies in other
industries, including Wal-Mart,
Target, Nalgene, and Babies R Us
have already made commitments to
stop using BPA.
For the rest of
this article, click
Here.
 Exciting
Research about Turmeric and
Alzheimers
By
Naturopathic Physician Holly Lucille
(Healthiertalk.com)
In India, Alzheimer's disease is
relatively uncommon. People over
the age of 65 living in certain
rural areas of India have a less
than 1 percent (0.84%) chance of
developing the disease. In the
larger cities and rural areas of
India, the risk is just 2.4
percent.
Compare these
findings to people over the age
of 65 living in the United
States. Again, depending on
where we are living, our chances
of developing Alzheimer's
disease range from a little
under 5 percent to an
astonishing 17 percent.
So what are
people who are living in India
doing that we aren't doing here
in the US to account for these
dramatic differences? The answer
seems to be curry, that zesty
spice and staple of Indian
foods. Research has shown that a
compound in curry not only
prevents changes in the brain
that lead to Alzheimer's
disease, it actually reverses
some of the damage already
present.
For the rest of
this article, click
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 Taking
Time to Smell Roses Really CAN
Ease Stress
by Tony Isaacs
Feeling stressed? Stop and smell
the roses. Or perhaps get a good
whiff of lavender, lemon, mango,
mint, coriander or other
fragrant plants.
We`ve all heard the old adage
that we should take breaks and
"stop and smell the roses" to
relieve stress. Now, scientists
in Japan have reported the first
scientific evidence that
inhaling certain fragrances does
indeed alter gene activity and
blood chemistry in ways that can
reduce stress levels.
For the rest of the story
click
HERE
 Cayenne
Pepper - The King of Herbs
Compiled by
Tony Isaacs
Cayenne pepper has been called
"the king of herbs" with good
reason, as it has been prized
for thousands of years for its
healing powers and folklore from
around the world has recounted
amazing results in simple
healing and baffling health
problems.
The famed herbal healer Dr.
Shulze said, "If you master only
one herb in your life, master
cayenne pepper. It is more
powerful than any other."
In particular cayenne pepper is
good for the heart and
circulatory system and can be a
lifesaver in the event of a
heart attack - if you have
concerns over heart attacks,
never leave home without it!
For the rest of the story
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connections with the Natural
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 South
Africa Clinical Trial Proves Oleander Supplement
Reverses HIV/AIDS Symptoms
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.
As a result of this success with
several hundred people over a four year
period, last 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 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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February 1 - An apple a day keeps the doctor away! This is a saying that has stayed with us for many years. It is believed... |
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05-Feb-2010 - The dental health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids may include anti-bacterial effects, extending the benefits beyond inflammation, says a new study from the University of Kentucky.
05-Feb-2010 - Cranberry juice rich in antioxidant procyanidins is effective at boosting the health of blood vessels, thereby supporting previous research supporting the cardiovascular health of such compounds.
04-Feb-2010 - The lifespan of fruit flies may be extended by consuming acai pulp, according to a new study from the US National Institutes of Health.
04-Feb-2010 - Increased intake of folate may reduce a woman’s risk of pancreatic cancer by 50 per cent, but folate levels are not associated with pancreatic cancer risk in men, says a new study supported by the National Institutes of Health.
03-Feb-2010 - A few cups of hibiscus tea a day may reduce blood pressure and offer cardiovascular benefits for people at risk of developing hypertension, says a new study from Tufts University.
01-Feb-2010 - The omega-3 compound ethyl-eicosapentaenoic acid (E-EPA) may improve memory and learning, and reduce the risk of Alzheimer´s disease, says a new study.
01-Feb-2010 - Increased intakes of beta-carotene, vitamin E, folic acid, and iron may reduce the risk of atopic dermatitis, a form of eczema, suggests a new study from Korea.
29-Jan-2010 - Low levels of vitamin D may increase the risk of developing Crohn’s disease, suggest results of a new cell study from Canada.
29-Jan-2010 - Increased intakes of fats, from saturated to polyunsaturated fats, may increase the risk of prostate cancer, says a new study.
28-Jan-2010 - Low-fat dairy yoghurt enriched with protein and guar gum fibre can significantly reduce short-term appetite, claims a new study.
28-Jan-2010 - Increased levels of omega-3 fatty acid DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) may decrease the risk of dental diseases, suggests a new study from Japan.
28-Jan-2010 - Oral supplements of lactolycopene may boost skin levels of lycopene and beta-carotene, says a study from Nestlé and L’Oreal.
27-Jan-2010 - Higher blood levels of folate may reduce the risk of depressive symptoms in men, but not women, says a new study from Japan.
26-Jan-2010 - Adding milk to coffee does not reduce the bioavailability of antioxidants, says a new study from the Nestlé Research Center.
26-Jan-2010 - Adding inulin to white breads increases its nutrition quality but also accelerates the baking process and the crucial Maillard reaction, according to new research on the fibre.
25-Jan-2010 - In the final article in our weight management series, NutraIngredients looks at the companies behind some of the key ingredients in the sector.
25-Jan-2010 - A blend of pomegranate oil and brown seaweed extract may produce weight loss of about five kilos, as well as improvements in liver health, says new study.
22-Jan-2010 - The bioavailability of antioxidant catechins from green tea may be more than previously thought, says a new study from Italy.
22-Jan-2010 - Increased blood levels of vitamin D may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer by as much as 40 per cent, says a study with people from 10 European countries.
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