The Optimal Wellness Center's
'eHealthy News You Can Use'
April 27, 2002 - Issue 319
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Fish Oil Reduces
Risk of Irregular Heartbeat - Fish oil has far more scientific evidence
to support its use in heart disease and irregular heart beats than vitamin
E.
St. John's Wort
Found Ineffective For Moderate Depression - There is a link to the full
text article here, but even if St. John's wort worked for depression, it is
merely a symptomatic band-aid. There are better options that treat the cause
of the problem.
Caution Urged on Soy
Menopause Remedies - Soy is being widely promoted as a natural
alternative to HRT, but soy phytoestrogen may actually inhibit your body
from making its own hormones.
Gluten Allergy
Mostly in Genes - People who are allergic to gluten, a protein found in
wheat, barley and rye, have probably inherited the disorder from their
parents.
Discover How Your
Beef is Really Raised -- Part 4 of 4 - A New York Times journalist
provides the amazing details as to how cattle have become efficient
industrial "machines" converting oil reserves into protein. They provide us
with cheap meat, but at what cost to our environment and health?
Rheumatoid Arthritis Becoming More Rare - Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has
become less common over the past 40 years, but the survival rate of patients
with RA has not improved.
Protein
Possible Key to Obesity Hormone's Effect on Brain - Several drug
companies are already busy at work trying to identify drugs that would make
good candidates to maximize this effect, but it is likely they will fail.
Find out the real cure for obesity.
Cigarettes Cost
U.S. Additional $7 Per Pack Sold in Medical and Other Costs - About 22
billion packs of cigarettes are sold in the US each year, costing a total of
$157 billion in health-related costs.
Cleaning
Teeth Prevents Pneumonia in Nursing Homes - Nursing home residents whose
teeth were regularly cleaned had fewer cases of pneumonia and were less
likely to die from the infection.
SV40, Polio Vaccine,
and Cancer: Now Beyond Coincidence? -Contaminated polio vaccine appears
to be responsible for nearly half the cases of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Wrist Guard May
Prevent Snowboard Injuries - Wrist protectors may help inexperienced
snowboarders avoid one of the sport's most common forms of serious injury.
Upcoming
Course/Seminar Information
Health Care Practitioners --
Now You Can Learn How to Structurally Optimize Health - One of the most
innovative and effective structural approaches to healing I have ever seen
is coming to Chicago.
Omega-3 World
Expert to Talk in Chicago - If you live near Chicago you will want to
hear Artemis P. Simopoulos, M.D. speak on May 15th for the bargain price of
$10. The latest information on this critical topic to health. I will most
certainly be attending this one.
Autonomic
Response Testing & Applied Clinical Nutrition Seminar - Easy to learn
muscle testing for practitioners -- conducted by Dr. Ulan.
Vaccine
Seminars - Opportunities to attend live lectures around the country on
this vitally important issue of our times. Have your specific questions
personally answered with practical alternatives.
How Beef
Production Can Improve the Land and Bring Prosperity to Small Farmers -
Learn this and much more at the Weston A. Price Foundation annual conference
in Washington, D.C.
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