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Posted by: Johan on Tue Jan 13, 2009

This article is a Book Review of Anti Cancer - A New Way of Life; by David Servan-Schreiber MD, PhD

Posted by: Johnny on Fri Sep 19, 2008

Dieting options are abundant, along with exercise programs designed to burn fat. Dietary supplements, diet foods and shakes, diet pills and other diet products have hit the market and are widely available. One diet option that is gaining a lot of momentum is to take a herbal approach.

Posted by: Jayw3 on Thu Jun 12, 2008

As anyone who’s either been afflicted with diabetes, or had a family member who’s had it knows, diabetics have to be especially mindful of podiatric health. A diabetic’s foot can be one of the hidden frontlines in the body’s battle against diabetes, and ensuring proper diabetic foot health can save much pain and misery far down the road.

Posted by: Jayw3 on Tue Jun 10, 2008

If you’re a smoker who’s concerned about quitting, chances are you’ve heard about laser therapy smoking cessation programs, seen the advertisements screaming “Quit Smoking Laser Therapy!” and are probably curious if this technique can help you stop smoking. What’s the deal with this quit smoking aid, what’s the lazer rap?

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Posted by: Jayw3 on Wed Apr 30, 2008

I’ve suffered from hyper-anxiety and panic attacks for most of my adult life, trying all of the panic attack remedies and panic attack cures that well-meaning friends and doctors prescribed to me. Time and time again, I’d find that the only way to overcome panic attacks was learning to cope with them, and building from that. The bad news is that there’s no easy way to stop a panic attack, that they’ll all involve a bit of work. The good news is that the most effective methods of stopping a panic attack are free, and can actually prove beneficial in other areas of your life. Below are some of the ways I’ve found I can slow a panic attack, and eventually reduce the amount of panic attacks I suffer from, as well as their frequency.

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Posted by: Jayw3 on Tue Apr 15, 2008

The Dash Diet is on everyone’s lips these days, as a new study reveals that the DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet lowers the risk of heart-disease and stroke in women who followed it, and also reduces blood pressure in women with hypertension and normal blood pressure, too; as well as cutting cholesterol. It’s considered far more effective than hormone therapy, which have been revealed to increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and breast cancer, and was previously thought to be able to reduce risk factors for heart disease.

Posted by: Jayw3 on Mon Mar 24, 2008

A recent study on maternal caffeine consumption and the links to miscarriage has found that an increased dose of daily caffeine intake in pregnant mothers is often associated with an increased risk of miscarriage.