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Mediterranean diet pill may protect heart
Teams of doctors at Harvard Medical School, Cambridge University in England and elsewhere are studying the effect of Ateronon, a compound which provides the antioxidant properties of a Mediterranean diet. It is believed that Ateronon will provide a supplement formula free from side-effects. ... Continue Reading
Kudzu root fights metabolic syndrome
A study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry reports that root extracts from the vine kudzu help lower cholersterol, blood pressure, blood sugar and insulin levels. ... Continue Reading
Fight body fat with tumeric
Growth of new fat tissue may be suppressed by a diet high in tumeric, according to a study conducted by researchers from Tufts University. Due to a naturally occurring phytochemical called curcumin found in tumeric, weight gain may be reduced as the expansion of fat tissue is inhibited. ... Continue Reading
This week's Anti-Aging video presentation: Iodine Deficiency and Other Cofactors of Halide Toxicity
Highlights from a presentation given by Chris D. Meletis, ND at the 17th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine entitled, Iodine Deficiency and Other Cofactors of Halide Toxicity
At the upcoming Anti-Aging Conference: Clinical Applications for In-Office Procedures, Doctor Meletis will present,Gastrointestinal Disease, Nutrient Deficiencies and the Catch‐22 on Thursday September 10th, 2009.
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Swine Flu Influenza Type A/H1N1 Protection for Health Care Practitioners and Their Patients
By Gordon Pedersen Ph.D.
H1N1 is a serious threat to our health and way of life. The best way to treat it influenza is to prevent it and employ healthy hygiene. Drugs have serious side effects and cannot be used by the entire population and should not be used for long periods of time.
In order to control an epidemic all types of treatment should be employed including prescription drugs (ACE, ARB’s, TNF-alpha blockers, anti-viral and anti-bacterial) vitamins, mineral, antioxidant herbs, proper hygiene, air filtration, water filtration and the proper use of diet and nutritional supplements, especially the newly patented, FDA approved Silver Sol technology. Silver Sol destroys bacteria, viruses, and mold so it demonstrates broader spectrum of activity than any antibiotic or antiviral drug. It can be taken daily due the fact that it passes through the body unchanged, and can prevent viral infections, treat them and work synergistically with antibiotics to produce as much as a ten fold increase in activity against the bacteria that cause death in influenza.
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Vitamin C deficiency and high C-reactive protein levels linked to chronic diseases
A recent study found that a deficiency in vitamin C correlated with increased levels of c-reative protein among the subject studied. Those who did not receive the daily recommended allowance for vitamin C also exhibited larger waist circumference, body mass index and higher blood pressure. ... Continue Reading
Who's Who in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine
Week of August 10, 2009
Gordon Pedersen, PhD
Director of the Institute of Alternative Medicine
Dr. Gordon Pedersen is an international best-selling author. He is the formulator of more than 150 nutritional products and is the host of the radio show "Common Sense Medicine". He was nominated to chair the United States Pharmacopoeia Review Board, Natural Products Committee. Dr. Pedersen is an acclaimed scientist and sought after professional speaker and nutritional expert.
Dr. Pedersen received his Doctorate degree in Toxicology with emphasis in Virology from Utah State University and a Master's degree in Cardiac Rehabilitation and Wellness. Dr. Pedersen has authored a number of important protocols in virology.
At the upcoming Anti-Aging Conference: Clinical Applications for In-Office Procedures in San Jose, California (September 9-12, 2009), Dr. Pedersen will present, Protecting Yourself from Influenza Using Prescription Medication, Nutritional Supplements and Silver Sol, on Thursday, September 10th.
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Soy -- part of a heart-healthy diet -- found to have no impact on testosterone levels
Although soy contains phytoestrogens -- naturally occuring plant estrogens -- soyfoods and soy isoflavone supplements have no significant impact on male reproductive hormone levels in men, a new study published by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine finds. ... Continue Reading
Studies reveal five simple ways to burn fat and lose weight
There's something that grapefruit juice, green tea, chili peppers, cinnamon and coconut oil all have in common: studies show that consuming these items can help us burn fat. ... Continue Reading
Supplements can shrink tumors. . .or make them grow faster
by William Kelley Eidem
Author of The Doctor
Who Cures Cancer
It is your patient's metabolism which determines which supplements they need, according to the findings of Emanuel Revici, M.D. both in animal studies and his patients.
It has long been believed that cancer occurs when the patient is overly acidic. Therefore part of preventing or reversing the illness would be to alkalize the patient. Dr. Revici found this to be true as well…some of the time.
A little known giant of cancer research, Revici discovered that for some cancer patients alkalizing them worsened their condition.
It's also worth mentioning that by applying a similar method for addicts, Revici eliminated the addictions of over 1,000 heroin and methadone addicts in three to seven days, as well as over 100 alcoholics. I'll have more to say about the drug and alcohol treatments later on in this article.
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