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The inside scoop: Natural Health Products Expo West industry event

If you want to really understand the potential of products in the natural health industry, in terms of both functional foods and nutritional foods, you have to talk face to face with these people. And that's one of the things I did at this show, conducting well over 30 interviews with various individuals -- pioneering doctors, researchers, clinicians, people who formulate nutritional supplement products, people who are inventing new technologies for nutrient delivery systems -- all sorts of innovative people who represent the real future of health in the western world.

Many of the best health products, I've learned, simply aren't found in distribution channels (health food stores, namely). If you go out to a health food store and look at the products on the shelf, even though those products may represent a very large number of nutrient companies and a variety of innovative products, they still are only the tip of the iceberg. There are so many more products available than what you see on the store shelves.

At this show, I also learned about a trend towards making superfood products (and especially green food products) more palatable. The industry uses the term "compliance." When a customer has good compliance, they stay on the program; they keep taking the supplements or the vitamins or eating the superfoods. Accordingly, this is also a term used by physicians and doctors. Compliance is lacking with many of the potent nutritional supplements out there, from green foods to whole food concentrates. People may try a product for a little while, but if it doesn't taste the way they want it to taste, or if it's difficult for them to swallow, their compliance is going to be very poor and they won't stick with that supplement. Then it's no good, because if you're not getting it into your body, then it's doing you no good at all. It doesn't make you healthy to buy a product and have it sit on a shelf in your home or in your pantry, obviously.

That's why there are some exciting things going on in terms of making these products more palatable. One example is a new brand product offered by Enzymatic Therapy, called Earth's Promise. Earth's Promise is a green food or superfood supplement made of nutrient-rich food concentrates, including various vegetable powders, fruit powders, green tea and seaweed. Plus, there's fiber as well. This is one of the best tasting green foods products I've tried. Earth's Promise tastes so good that I can just drink it straight with water, without grimacing. You can put it in water, or as I sometimes like to do, put some oats in a bowl, add a little bit ofstevia for sweetener, and then put in a couple of tablespoons Earth's Promise to make what I call purple oatmeal. It's purple because I'm using the elderberry flavor of Earth's Promise.

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The only downside to Earth's Promise is that it's pricey. Dollar for dollar, you get a lot more nutrition in other green foods products, but then again, the good taste of this product may very well be worth it.

I've been a consistent proponent of superfoods and green foods, as I've used this product category to transform my own health, and I've seen what it can do in other people's lives. I've seen the tremendous difference it makes in terms of protecting the nervous system from degenerative damage, and in reversing diabetes and cancer. I've seen superfoods do some incredible things.

But for a lot of people, the foods I've been recommended are difficult to handle. They don't taste very good, especially if you've come off of a standard Western diet high in refined sugars, refined carbohydrates, white flour, and so on. People are not used to tasting anything bitter on their tongues, whether we're talking about alfalfa, wheat grass, spirulina, chlorella, or any of the other superfoods. They take one taste, and say, "Oh my God! How am I going to drink this!?" Or they say, "I'd rather die than drink this green drink!" Unfortunately, that may very well be the case. However, with a product like Earth's Promise, they don't have to go through all that torture to get a great tasting, highly potent, nutrient dense superfood into their body. They can just go out and buy Earth's Promise, which is available at just about any health food store that carries popular brands of nutritional supplements.

It comes in several different flavors. I like the elderberry and kiwi strawberry flavors, and they also have peppermint flavor. By the way, just to mention for those who don't know, this is not a solicited testimonial or an infomercial; there's no payola here. I have not been paid a dime by Earth's Promise, nor did I receive any free samples other than what everyday people got at the trade show. In fact, I just went out tonight and bought myself $63 worth of this product right off the shelf of the health food store. So, again, I'm covering this product because I believe in it... and I feel passionate about what this product can do for people in terms of compliance.

Now, I do believe there are other superfoods that are more nutrient dense than Earth's Promise. The Ultimate Meal is more nutrient dense in terms of getting more green foods into each serving. Miracle Greens is an outstanding product, as is Garden of Life, a supergreens product with a more potent nutrient recipe. But these products also have a stronger taste than Earth's Promise. Earth's Promise product just goes down easier, so it's easier for people to continue taking on a regular basis. If you've been experimenting with some of those other products I've mentioned, and you find you're not taking them on a regular basis, maybe you should explore Earth's Promise. It's a product I think almost everyone can take on a regular basis without making funny faces when they're drinking it -- or eating it, as in the case of purple oatmeal.

Drink your vitamins

It's a great product. I've tasted it myself, and I think it is a great way to get nutrients into your body. And the important thing about drinking your vitamins is that in Western societies, the older we get, the harder it becomes for us to digest and break down foods and assimilate their nutrients into our bodies. This is especially true in nursing home patients or senior citizens. I used to volunteer at a nursing home, so I know what it's like; I've seen these people, and many of them -- in fact, I would say the vast majority -- are malnourished. They are often still malnourished, even though they are consuming enough food matter and vitamin matter to eliminate deficiencies. The problem is that they are not digesting those nutrients.

But with a product like the Ola Loa, their digestive system doesn't have to do as much work. Some of these vitamins go into the bloodstream right in the mouth. In fact, some vitamins are assimilated right there in the mouth, in the saliva under the tongue. And once you swallow, they don't have proteins and fats that need to be physically broken down through the churning of the stomach. Basically, the nutrients from Ola Loa are very easy to get to. They are readily absorbed through the walls of the small intestine, into the bloodstream where they go to work creating positive health effects.

By the way, one of the ingredients in this product is a relatively high dosage of CoQ10. I was impressed when I saw this, because CoQ10 is such a crucial nutrient today, especially for older people. Many of the prescription drugs that are now being doled out to elderly patients inhibit the production of CoQ10. CoQ10 is essential for allowing the mitochondria in each of our bodies' cells to engage in the energy reactions that they need to stay alive. Without CoQ10, you would die in a matter of minutes.

Yet statin drugs, for example, inhibit the production of CoQ10 by interfering with the normal, healthy function of the liver. So when people try to lower their cholesterol with statin drugs, they often end up with a chronic deficiency of CoQ10. Many times, sadly, their doctors don't even tell them that they need to supplement CoQ10, which is one of the most important things a person needs to do when taking statin drugs. Of course, the number one thing they need to do is find ways to get off of statin drugs, and there are many easy ways to do that, frankly, through superfoods and nutrition, including eating blueberries, engaging in physical exercise, and so on. And with Ola Loa's "drink your vitamins," people can get CoQ10 into their bodies so that even if they choose to stay on statin drugs for some reason, at least they can help supplement some of the CoQ10 they desperately need in order to maintain normal, healthy metabolism and human physiological functions.

Distribution is the challenge for vitamin makers

The problem is that there's only so much shelf space at every health food store or natural grocery store. While there might be 1,000 products competing for every shelf, there are only maybe 100 products that can actually physically fit on that shelf. As a result, these companies, many of which have innovative products, are not represented in the market. Even the companies that succeed in getting distribution are not well represented. And I think that you, as a consumer, need to know of the tremendous difference in price between manufacturing price and retail price.

The manufacturing price of the product may typically only be 20 percent of the retail price you are paying when it's in distribution at a health food store or natural grocery. Let me break these numbers down for you: Let's say some supplement manufacturing company makes a product that retails for $10. They are going to sell the product to the channel -- to the health food stores, or the grocery stores, or the distributors -- for about $5. So, that's 50 percent of the product price, or a 100 percent markup from the point of view of the health food store.

Now, of course, the manufacturer of the product needs to make money, so they might have 100 percent markup on their own price as well. To them, their manufacturing cost might only be $2.50. This means that a product that retails for $10 in the channel, on the shelf at the health food store, may only cost $2.50 to make.

Now, I'm not saying this to discredit the channel or any of the pricing mentioned here. In fact, I'm a strong supporter of health food stores, and I believe in local distribution of these products. The fact is, you are paying for the convenience of having these products inventoried locally. If you want to get in your car and drive out to a health food store, and buy products right off the shelf, you are in essence paying for the convenience of doing that. You're supporting the infrastructure, the cost of inventory, the cost of real estate to rent that location, the cost of personnel to ring it up for you and serve you as a customer, and so on. This is all built in to that markup.

Along the distribution chain, not everybody's making a whole lot of money. Many health food stores are discounting off of that retail price, so they're not necessarily making the full $5 off that, and they have distributors to pay as well. There might be a distributor in the middle, meaning that the retailers can actually get squeezed pretty thin on this. Retailers often scramble for any kind of a decent profit margin, and they've got all the overhead as well. I'm not against the channel and all its overhead, but I want to make you, as a consumer, aware that it exists.

Some supplement companies sell direct to customers

Other small companies are not in the channel either. They sell directly and offer a much better value. That's why their supergreens product is the best value in the industry, in terms of how much money you spend versus how much product you actually get for it. And again, there are many, many other companies out there and Truth Publishing will be listing many of those companies so that you as a reader, or a consumer, can more easily find those companies and order from them directly, getting the best value possible. I think it's really important to support the small businesses in this industry, because small companies often have the most passion about their products.

Dr. Bronner's Soap

They managed to accomplish it through the channel, by the way. They are in distribution, and that's phenomenal given the cost of ingredients they put into their product. I think the only reason that the Dr. Bronner Soap Company has been able to do that is because they stuck with their faith, determination and courage to not just make money, but to make a difference. When you purchase products from companies like the Dr. Bronner Soap Company, or Heritage Products, which makes my number one recommended olive oil shampoo, you are supporting a system of good. You are supporting a system of small companies that really need to exist in this industry. We don't want this industry to be taken over by the big food giants and pharmaceutical giants. If I listed the number of companies out there making nutritional supplements that have pharmaceutical companies as their investors, you would fall over in shock. But it's true; these pharmaceutical companies invest money in many of the nutritional supplement companies out there, and they put people on their board of directors. The small companies that resist that kind of influence, like Dr. Bronner's Soap and the hundreds of others I talked to and saw their products at the show, are the real heart of the natural products industry.

Sponsored by a candy bar!

This is the top sponsor of the Natural Health Products Expo. This is a show that's supposed to be about health. Is this a healthy product? Well, maybe the Balance Bar company would argue that "the Balance Bar can be part of a healthy diet," as all candy bar companies argue. Look, let's get real folks. Let's get honest. This is not a natural health product. To me, this is a candy bar with protein. That's all it is. And I think it belongs in the candy bar show, not in the natural products expo. I think we need to have a company like LaraBar sponsoring the Natural Health Products Expo. Now that would be a healthy bar. But of course LaraBar is a bar made by a small, passionate company that doesn't have the budget to spend a couple of hundred thousand dollars to be the number one sponsor of that show.

See, when you have Big Business come in and take over, you end up seeing this kind of thing. You see big sponsors, cheap ingredients, refined sweeteners and products that really aren't healthy anyway. And the Expo West organizers, I dare say, have sold out to the company with the most bucks. It's a credibility issue, and when you run a natural health products expo, your credibility gets sent to the dumps pretty quickly when your top sponsor is a bar loaded with refined sugars. Who do they think they're fooling with this? Maybe next we'll have cigarette companies sponsoring Lung Cancer conventions, too.

I hope that the Expo West organizers next year will make an effort to find sponsors that aren't so embarrassing to the natural health community.

Real health solutions exist right now

Every person I talked to backed this up. They said we do not need to live in this kind of society, as we have the technology, the products, and the knowledge available right now. Right now, people can go out and get things that can prevent all of these diseases, if not outright reverse many of them. Some say even late stage diseases can be reversed with powerful medicinal mushrooms, superfoods, or innovative therapies that I'm not even going to detail here.

We do not have to have a society of degenerative disease. We do not have to live in a society of obesity and skyrocketing healthcare costs. We don't have to live in a society where our children can't focus, where their nervous systems are impaired because of the diets they're fed and the artificial foods and colors they're being served not only at home, but right there in the school cafeterias!

We don't have to live in that kind of society. And yet, we do at the moment; we still live in a society where junk food is served at hospitals, where unnecessary surgical procedures are performed every day around this country, where far too many doctors are still handing out dangerous, toxic, and proven deadly prescription drugs to patients rather than teaching them how to take responsibility for their own health.

Lasting health is within easy reach

We've got companies out there doing things like selling goji berry juice, a fantastic super-antioxidant, and noni juice; you've got all these superfood juices and superfruits out there. You've got fantastic whole grains like quinoa ... all of this is available right now! And I bet you, wherever you are right now, you could walk outside your door, get in your car, go down to the health food store, and find nearly everything that you need to be healthy and prevent degenerative disease for the rest of your life.

So, why don't people do it? Why do we still live in a society where there's so much disease? The answer is that people don't know! The education effort hasn't reached these people yet. And there's no one invested in the education, because there's no money in education and preventing chronic disease. No pharmaceutical company makes profits by making people healthy. And, you know, guys like me and companies like Truth Publishing can only reach so many people. The reason we have a system of healthcare or disease care, and the reason we have a nation suffering from skyrocketing disease, is quite simple. People don't know; they have not been given the right to learn about solutions and to take responsibility for their own health outcome. In fact, more often than not, that right is taken away from them. It's taken away through the variety of ways in which conventional medicine steals a person's health power.

I wrote about this in the book Take Back Your Health Power, found at . The bottom line is that all the messages out there say, "Oh, your health problem is genetic," "You can't do anything about your health," or "You're too stupid to know anything about health." All these messages steal people's power, and in fact, they doom people to die; people die every day from prescription drugs.

Organized medicine is the number one cause of death in this country. At least 750,000 people are killed each and every year in the United States alone by organized medicine, and yet the solutions are out there right now, readily available. And the people who turn to those solutions see a health transformation taking place. They experience it and they get excited about it, and they start to share those stories with the people around them. Then, more people get on these products, they get excited about it, their health turns around, and their nervous systems wake up. Suddenly they have mental clarity, their memory returns, they feel more energized, they sleep better, their sexual function improves... the list goes on and on. And people get excited. Folks, this is why natural medicine is winning the war for the hearts and minds of the American people; it works! It will make you healthier, happier, and helps you live a longer, higher quality life.

And that's the number one lesson in all of this. I encourage you, whatever your current health challenges may be, whatever your current nutritional habits may be, challenge yourself to learn more. Empower yourself with the knowledge you need to be an informed health consumer who can take responsibility for your own health outcome and apply it in your own life, starting right now.

Get healthier one step at a time

Don't think that it's some huge leap. It's not. It's just a small step forward, so take that step tomorrow. Go out, check out the Earth's Promise product, buy yourself some kind of supergreens product, get Garden of Life, Miracle Greens, the Ultimate Meal; try them all, and see which one you like the best. Make it work for you. Find a way to drink your vitamins or listen to the other audio programs available here. Educate yourself, and then make wise decisions about what you're putting into your body.

You can be healthy! And, if you are diseased right now, you can transform your health. I've done it myself, and I've met many other people who have done it. The only people who can't do it are those who give up and who surrender their power back to the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies. The way to give up and die is to just say, "Oh, forget it. I'm going to rely on the pharmaceutical companies. I'll take a bunch of pills. I'll let the doctor tell me what to do, and that's it." Those people are doomed.

Don't be one of those people. Be the person who says, "You know what? Conventional medicine may offer some things, but I'm going to explore more. I'm going to educate myself. I'm going to learn about superfoods, nutrition, nutritional supplements. I'm going to learn about dietary habits and the avoidance of metabolic disruptors in the food supply. I'm going to learn about the reduction of chronic stress. I'm going to learn about alternative therapies like homeopathy, acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractic care, massage therapy..."

Educate yourself. You can transform your health one step at a time, one day at a time, starting with this very day, right now.

Because as I learned from the Expo West trade show, it's no longer an issue of not having access to health-enhancing products. All those products exist right now -- the very products that can prevent and even help reverse serious diseases like cancer, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis and many more. The solutions are within your reach. It's just up to you to take the necessary action steps to benefit from them.

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This is the second annual publication of NewsTarget's "Education, Not Medication" program designed to teach women the truth about how to prevent and even cure breast cancer. This disease is 90 percent...

Canadian Cancer Society announces national program to prevent cancer using vitamin D
Published June 11 2007
Canada has done what the U.S. refuses to do: Protect the health of its people through a national program of encouraging vitamin D supplementation. While U.S. cancer groups like the American Cancer...

Sunlight emerging as proven treatment for breast cancer, prostate cancer and other cancers
Published July 11 2005
Taking a daily 10 to 15 minute walk in the sun not only clears your head, relieves stress and increases circulation – it could also cut your risk of breast cancer in half. At least that's what Esther...

Education Not Medication -- a women's health program by Mike Adams
Published October 23 2006
The breast cancer industry is now run by corporations that profit from women with disease. With nearly all breast cancer nonprofits being subjugated by drug companies, the FDA censoring alternative...

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Hollywood doctor was paid by drug company to push Botox on patients
Published September 8 2004

Dartmouth study brings attention to influence of Hollywood in promoting tobacco use among young people
Published November 8 2005
Researchers at Dartmouth Medical School interviewed 6,522 children between the ages of 10 and 14 and found that smoking depicted in movies influenced 38 out of every 100 adolescent smokers to try...

Health journalist compares bird epidemic to Hollywood scenarios
Published October 11 2005
Bill Sardi looks at current fears about a bird flu pandemic through the lens of the 1995 movie, "Outbreak," which follows an American Ebola epidemic that eventually requires a large-scale...

Google might partner with Hollywood for new video search engine
Published June 21 2005
Following AOL and Yahoo, analysts say Google may succumb to a Hollywood partnership for access to video content, given their announcement for a video search...

Pentagon acts more like Hollywood with each passing military action
Published November 7 2003
Here's another take on the same story: that Jessica Lynch's "dramatic" rescue was pure...

Movie review: Idiocracy starring Luke Wilson, directed by Mike Judge
Published February 5 2007
Every once in a while, a really smart movie comes along that shows you just how stupid modern society is by shoving it in your face. "Idiocracy" is precisely such a film. Filled with purposeful...

Sound like a Hollywood star
Published August 6 2005
Recently many people have decided to change things about themselves, including their voice. If you don’t like your voice, speech therapists can help you change the sound and...

Hollywood plots the end of film reels
Published August 6 2005
Digital movies could be in theatres soon, and would end the use of bulky...

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Hollywood doctor was paid by drug company to push Botox on patients
Published September 8 2004

Dartmouth study brings attention to influence of Hollywood in promoting tobacco use among young people
Published November 8 2005
Researchers at Dartmouth Medical School interviewed 6,522 children between the ages of 10 and 14 and found that smoking depicted in movies influenced 38 out of every 100 adolescent smokers to try...

Health journalist compares bird epidemic to Hollywood scenarios
Published October 11 2005
Bill Sardi looks at current fears about a bird flu pandemic through the lens of the 1995 movie, "Outbreak," which follows an American Ebola epidemic that eventually requires a large-scale...

Google might partner with Hollywood for new video search engine
Published June 21 2005
Following AOL and Yahoo, analysts say Google may succumb to a Hollywood partnership for access to video content, given their announcement for a video search...

Pentagon acts more like Hollywood with each passing military action
Published November 7 2003
Here's another take on the same story: that Jessica Lynch's "dramatic" rescue was pure...

Movie review: Idiocracy starring Luke Wilson, directed by Mike Judge
Published February 5 2007
Every once in a while, a really smart movie comes along that shows you just how stupid modern society is by shoving it in your face. "Idiocracy" is precisely such a film. Filled with purposeful...

Sound like a Hollywood star
Published August 6 2005
Recently many people have decided to change things about themselves, including their voice. If you don’t like your voice, speech therapists can help you change the sound and...

Hollywood plots the end of film reels
Published August 6 2005
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RecycleForUS.com Established to Collect and Recycle Used Cell Phones Throughout the Nation (Press Release)
Published July 11 2005
RecycleForUS.com, an industry-funded national cell phone recycling initiative, officially begins operations on Friday, July 1, just two months after the successful launch of a similar statewide web...

Driving with a cell phone is a lot less dangerous than driving on prescription drugs
Published May 28 2005
There's a lot of debate today about the safety of using cell phones while driving. Statistics show that those who use cell phones while driving cause a much greater percentage of accidents than those...

Waste not unwanted cell phones; they can be useful
Published August 4 2005
As cell phone technology evolves, older cell phones are being forgotten or dumped, which can cause environmental issues, and the Morning Sentinel reports that some non-profit organizations are...

Internet access on cell phones can cause problems for some parents
Published February 15 2005
Just as parents are finally finding effective ways to monitor how their kids use the internet at home, now they have a new problem: internet-ready cell phones. Even parenting experts say they do not...

Poll says most people do not want cell phones used during flights
Published April 13 2005
The Association of Flight Attendants opposes the lifting of the ban on cell phones in airplanes. Together with the National Consumer League, they conducted a poll which also suggests that many...

Study of cell phones measures their impact on family life
Published January 22 2006
In the Journal of Marriage and Family, researcher Noelle Chesley, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, has published a study on the impact cell phones are...

Schools saying no to cell phones in the classroom
Published January 25 2005
Schools are increasingly barring students from having cell phones in the classroom, enforcing no-ring rules and even confiscating phones from students who won't abide by the rules. Parents have...

Hospitals reconsider cell phone bans as they try to catch up with the latest technology
Published February 3 2005
While you can find cell phones virtually anywhere these days, one place where they’re often forbidden is in hospital wards. But now hospitals are rethinking their “no cell phones” policies. For...

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Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans - interview with Robert Whitaker
Published August 27 2005
The following is a Street Spirit interview with Robert Whitaker, author of Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and the Enduring Mistreatment of the Mentally Ill. It is reprinted here with...

Tufts University study shows more than half of psychiatric DSM-IV authors have financial links to Big Pharma
Published May 31 2006
Hollywood star Tom Cruise made national headlines when he launched a verbal assault on the field of psychiatry while appearing on the Today Show with host Matt Lauer in June 2005. Cruise...

Long-term testing requirement for psychiatric drugs abandoned due to Big Pharma pressure on the FDA
Published December 4 2005
The bipolar medication lithium is so toxic that it often causes major kidney damage, yet most patients must use it for lifetime maintenance of manic-depressive disorder. Similarly, schizophrenics...

Neurologist Dr. Fred Baughman talks about the fraud of ADHD and the poisoning of U.S. children
Published August 30 2006
Mike: Hello everyone, this is Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, and I'm talking about the mythical disease known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and the overmedication of the...

TMAP, medication algorithm horrors, and the drugging of our children
Published February 21 2006
In an Oct. 17, 2005 meeting, Director Charles Currie announced that the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) no longer endorses the Texas Medication Algorithm Project...

Incessant disease mongering turns Americans into profit-generating guinea pigs for Big Pharma (opinion)
Published May 26 2007
Disease mongering - the practice of pushing disease in order to sell more drugs - has become so routine and so successful in modern medicine that drug companies actually depend on inventing new...

Prominent psychiatrist admits psychiatric diagnoses are not based on science
Published March 22 2007
(CCHR.org) Growing public scrutiny over people being drugged for normal behavior in addition increasing international warnings on the deadly side effects of psychiatric drugs has forced one of the...

Data lacking on psychiatric drugs for kids (press release)
Published October 30 2006
Limited access to services for children and adolescents with behavioral problems or mental illness often leads to inadequate care and treatment based on insufficient scientific evidence of safety and...

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Killer cancer treatment: How toxic chemotherapy kills both cancer cells and cancer patients
Published October 25 2005
"If cancer specialists were to admit publicly that chemotherapy is of limited usefulness and is often dangerous, the public might demand a radical change in direction—possibly toward unorthodox and...

Chemotherapy found to cause permanent brain damage, loss of memory
Published October 6 2006
(NewsTarget) A study published Thursday in the online edition of Breast Cancer Research and Treatment shows that chemotherapy might change the way the brain works, causing mild forgetfulness and brain...

Chemotherapy Effective Against Cancer, But At What Cost?
Published November 15 2007
(NewsTarget) On October 20th 2007, CNN.com featured an article describing the threat of future heart disease affecting women who had undergone...

After a cancer diagnosis: Crucial questions to consider about chemotherapy vs. naturopathic cancer treatments
Published April 26 2007
It is widely known that an increasing number of consumers are turning to alternative medicine for treatment for diseases like cancer, depression, diabetes, heart disease and so on. What are generally...

State-sponsored medical terrorism: Texas authorities arrest parents, kidnap their teenage daughter, and force her through chemotherapy against her will
Published January 3 2006
Months after a Texas teenager was diagnosed with cancer, state authorities have finally decided to let her return home to her family after a long legal battle in which Texas officials – not the girl's...

Adverse effects and costs of chemotherapy greater than previously thought (press release)
Published October 10 2006
Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School have found that breast cancer patients 63 years of age or younger may experience more chemotherapy-related serious adverse...

Hearing loss from chemotherapy underestimated (press release)
Published September 13 2006
By 14, Peter Johnson had survived brain cancer and a relapse of the disease in his shoulder. But it was treatment for the last tumor that would create his life's greatest challenges. ...

High-dose chemotherapy offers no benefit against breast cancer
Published July 21 2004
The results are in: high-dose chemotherapy has been proven no better than low-dose chemotherapy in treating breast cancer tumors. Published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, this study...

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30-Day Supply of Cherry Concentrate Supplements for Every NewsTarget Reader in the U.S.
Published November 13 2007
(NewsTarget) Over the past four years, I've written extensively about the health benefits of cherries, describing the therapeutic effects of the natural medicines found in cherry skins and explaining...

FDA tyranny and the censorship of cherry health facts (opinion)
Published May 2 2006
In the past, I jokingly said that broccoli might someday be banned as soon as the public begins to learn about the potent anti-cancer chemicals found in the vegetable. That’s because, as I jested, the...

Cherries ease gout pain
Published July 15 2005
A study shows eating 1.5 cups of cherries a day can help ease pain from gout, a form of arthritis, by causing people to urinate away gout-causing uric...

What is Tiny in Size, Red in Color and Packs a Healthy Punch Against Joint Pain? (press release)
Published August 28 2005
Drum roll please! Can you believe the simple answer is tart cherries? Medical research has shown tart cherries contain high concentrations of potent antioxidants that have been shown to potentially...

Study shows cherries may help diabetics produce more insulin
Published November 27 2005
The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has published a study that claims anthocyanins, chemicals found in cherries, can expand insulin production by 50 percent and may aid doctors and patients...

Cherries may offer sweet success in the fight against diabetes
Published January 18 2005
A cup of cherries may be the right prescription for people with diabetes. New research shows that chemicals found in cherries could lower blood sugar levels for diabetics. The study found the...

Cherries contain antioxidant that can fight diabetes
Published May 1 2005
Research chemists have found that cherries are abundant with naturally-occurring chemicals that lower blood sugar levels in diabetic individuals. The chemicals are called anthocyanins, and in early...

Tart Cherries - Natural Cox-2 Inhibitors, Now Available in CherryFlex One A Day Softgels, for Arthritis and Gout Relief (press release)
Published April 18 2005
CherryFlex Softgels - Highly Condensed Whole Fruit After nearly 4 years of research and development, Flavonoid Sciences of Traverse City, Michigan had created a proprietary new supplement called...

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Lack of basic nutrition creates generation of criminals; prison system society
Published March 31 2005
A new study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry shows that children who experience malnutrition exhibit strikingly increased behavioral disorders and aggressive behavior as they grow...

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD, has a simple cause: poor nutrition and food additives
Published August 19 2004
New research is appearing now that's showing the link between the consumption of food additives by children -- especially food colorings -- and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD....

Summer camps shift to healthy foods, superior nutrition; public schools keep dragging their feet
Published July 13 2004
All over the country, summer camps for kids are doing something smart: they're shifting to healthier menus with fresh fruits and vegetables instead of junk foods, fried foods and candy. It's all part...

Kellogg's ships mercury batteries inside boxes of childrens' breakfast cereal
Published July 3 2004
What could have prompted Kellogg's to take one of the most toxic heavy metals known to mankind and intentionally place it inside boxes of childrens' breakfast cereal? Insanity, perhaps. Or, more...

Why are so many kids breaking their arms these days?
Published November 16 2003
The answer, of course, is found in their diets: children and teenagers are consuming vast quantities of soft drinks. Those soft drinks are highly acidic, and the body strips minerals from the skeletal...

Kellogg's caught in mercury controversy; New York bans mercury toys in childrens' breakfast cereals
Published July 13 2004
In a previous article, I reported how Kellogg's was shipping boxes of childrens' breakfast cereal with Spiderman toys containing mercury batteries. I pointed out the insanity of including a highly...

Food manufacturers scheme on how to sell more junk food to children
Published November 18 2003
It's sickening: junk food manufacturers and marketers have come up with a new report highlighting tactics for selling more junk food to children. With this, junk food companies and soft drink...

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Chinese Medicine plus homeopathy: Interview with Gerald St. Clair of Ridgecrest Herbals
Published February 12 2006
Mike: I'm here with Gerald St. Clair, marketing director for Ridgecrest Herbals, which is based out of Salt Lake City, Utah, and can be found online at

Merck to "pirate" Traditional Chinese Medicine compounds to develop new drugs, warns consumer health advocate
Published December 12 2006
(NewsTarget) German pharmaceutical giant Merck announced last week that it would collaborate with a Chinese pharmaceutical company to develop new cancer drugs based on traditional Chinese herbs and...

Chinese Medicine increasingly recognized as safe, effective system of medicine by Western doctors
Published June 27 2006
(NewsTarget) -- In recent years, more Americans are turning to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to cure ailments that Western medical practitioners could not treat. The ancient remedies have even...

Swiss doctor brings traditional Chinese medicine to Europe
Published September 29 2005
As alternative medicine slowly gains popularity across the world, one Swiss doctor trained in traditional Chinese medicine is working to ease his patients into ancient remedies that sound new and...

Systems of medicine explained: Conventional, alternative, integrative, complementary and more
Published May 1 2006
What's the deal with all the different systems of medicine? And what's the difference between "Western medicine" and "conventional medicine?" Here, you'll find some honest...

Chinese medicine: Schizandra berry a potent adaptogenic herb
Published July 3 2005
Instead of starting off your day with a cup of coffee, try some schizandra berry supplements to wake up your mind. And if you're too stressed at night to sleep, don't stay up watching late night...

Growing trend of Chinese medicine gaining popularity in Germany
Published September 23 2005
Traditional Chinese healing arts such as acupuncture, herbal remedies, relaxation and detoxification treatments are gaining popularity in Germany, despite the fact that most insurance companies in the...

Traditional Chinese medicine for diabetes has scientific backing (press release)
Published October 2 2006
Reports of a traditional Chinese medicine having beneficial effects for people suffering from type 2 diabetes now has some scientific evidence to back up the claims. A collaboration between Chinese,...

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Chlorella as a powerful defense against cancer
Published June 14 2005
Amazing things truly do come in small packages. One of your most powerful weapons against cancer is chlorella -- a unicellular, green algae. This tiny algae packs a powerful punch. In Prescription...

UC Berkeley Wellness Letter authors remain nutritionally illiterate about chlorella, spirulina, and blue-green algae
Published August 7 2004
On this website we discuss the ignorance of western medical doctors and medical institutions with such frequency that it hardly seems unusual to find another case of health ignorance worth mentioning,...

Interview with Dr. Hank Liers Part 2: High-RNA superfoods
Published November 5 2007
The following is part two of an interview between Mike Adams and Dr. Hand Liers, the chief formulator of products sold by Health Products Distributors, Inc. (HPDI) (www.IntegratedHealth.com). To see...

The A-List: Top Products Recommended By Mike Adams
Published May 24 2005
These are products and services I personally use and highly recommend to others. They include health products, technology products, services and food & grocery items. Nobody pays to be listed...

The top four superfood products for optimum health and disease prevention / reversal; recommended by Mike Adams
Published August 12 2004
I get a lot of email asking the same question: "Mike, if you had to take just one nutritional supplement or vitamin product, what would it be?" Here's the answer to that question.

If I...

The Atkins Diet Food Guide Pyramid, Part 6: Health Improvements
Published July 18 2004
As good as the Atkins Good Guide Pyramid is, I think it's worth noting how it could be improved. First, the pyramid would benefit from clarifying the difference between refined and unrefined foods and...

Low vitamin intake makes chemotherapy side effects even worse
Published July 8 2004
Chemotherapy is bad enough to begin with -- it's an entirely unproven therapy, with absolutely no scientific merit. It doesn't improve a person's lifespan a single day, and yet it remains a widespread...

Building and Maintaining Strong Vision for Life
Published November 19 2007
(NewsTarget) Building and maintaining excellent vision involves some basic steps anyone can follow. Even if you believe nothing can be done to help your vision, taking these simple steps can go far in...

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Published June 14 2005
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UC Berkeley Wellness Letter authors remain nutritionally illiterate about chlorella, spirulina, and blue-green algae
Published August 7 2004
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Interview with Dr. Hank Liers Part 2: High-RNA superfoods
Published November 5 2007
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The A-List: Top Products Recommended By Mike Adams
Published May 24 2005
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The top four superfood products for optimum health and disease prevention / reversal; recommended by Mike Adams
Published August 12 2004
I get a lot of email asking the same question: "Mike, if you had to take just one nutritional supplement or vitamin product, what would it be?" Here's the answer to that question.

If I...

The Atkins Diet Food Guide Pyramid, Part 6: Health Improvements
Published July 18 2004
As good as the Atkins Good Guide Pyramid is, I think it's worth noting how it could be improved. First, the pyramid would benefit from clarifying the difference between refined and unrefined foods and...

Low vitamin intake makes chemotherapy side effects even worse
Published July 8 2004
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Building and Maintaining Strong Vision for Life
Published November 19 2007
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How to reduce high cholesterol by eating like your ancestors and avoiding hydrogenated oils (part 1)
Published October 13 2004
A reader asks: "Can you please tell me if the use of honey and cinnamon powder can help reduce cholesterol in the blood? If so, how to use it and for how long?" To answer this question,...

Disease names like diabetes and osteoporosis are misleading and misinform patients about disease prevention
Published December 10 2004
There is a curious tendency in conventional medicine to name a set of symptoms a disease. I was recently at a compounding pharmacy having my bone mineral density measured to update my health stats. I...

Q&A: How do I reduce high cholesterol with the least amount of time, money and effort? (part 2)
Published October 13 2004
This is part 2 of a 2-part article series on reducing high cholesterol. So far, we've talked about getting outside, getting natural sunlight on your skin, getting daily exercise, and...

How to lower your cholesterol absolutely free (no prescription required)
Published July 28 2004
Recent cholesterol guidelines are recommending that most people aim for an LDL cholesterol level of 70 or lower. That's down from the previous suggestion of 100. And of course, the number one...

Statin drugs expose patients to dangerous, debilitating side effects
Published January 8 2007
Millions of Americans take statin drugs to help lower their cholesterol, making it one of the most popular classes of prescription drugs on the market today, but like most prescription medications,...

Despite the claims of the mainstream media, Lesco and other statins are not magic bullets for cholesterol
Published June 20 2006
We all want a "quick fix" for disorders like high cholesterol, it seems. We want to be able to eat all the pizza and cheeseburgers we want and then take a magic pill so all the LDL cholesterol running...

Doctors agree high cholesterol is closely related to hypertension
Published January 10 2006
Sami Sharma discusses new findings that link high cholesterol to the risk of hypertension, an association Sharma and many doctors believe makes a lot of...

Medical fraud alert: cholesterol lowering statin drugs save zero lives, says comprehensive research published in JAMA
Published July 6 2004
The hype about statin drugs is relentless these days. Physicians are urging patients to take statins even when they don't have high cholesterol. The American Diabetes Association, for its part,...

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Chronic pain afflicting more Americans; remedies in development
Published June 5 2005
According to a recent USA TODAY/ABC News/Stanford University Medical Center poll, almost one in five Americans suffer from chronic pain. Some pain experts feel the problem is as big, if not bigger,...

New Roots of Chronic Pain Discovered: Clear the Emotions, Clear the Pain (press release)
Published July 3 2006
A groundbreaking new treatment for fibromyalgia is successful because it addresses the emotional and physical trauma that is believed to be at the root of this chronic illness. According to the...

Ancient medicine rediscovered: Cooling compounds ease chronic pain
Published August 23 2006
(NewsTarget) The ancient Greeks used mint oil on sprains, joint pains and inflammation, and traditional Chinese medicine uses the substance in the same way, according to a team of University of...

Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, author of "Pain Free 1-2-3," discusses natural pain management, without dangerous drugs
Published January 3 2007
Mike: Hello, everyone. This is Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, joined here by Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D., author of "Pain Free 1-2-3," which we'll talk about later. Dr. Teitelbaum is an expert...

Learning the tools to manage chronic pain (press release)
Published August 21 2005
Chronic back pain after an automobile accident and spinal surgery almost shortened the career of the noncommissioned officer in charge of point-of-care testing for the 859th Diagnostics and...

Chronic back pain linked to physical changes in the brain
Published March 1 2007
(NewsTarget) A team of German researchers has linked chronic back pain to changes in the pain-processing areas of the brain. The research may yield new ways to treat the issue, which, according to...

Listening to music can reduce chronic pain and depression by up to a quarter (press release)
Published July 1 2006
Listening to music can reduce chronic pain by up to 21 per cent and depression by up to 25 per cent, according to a paper in the latest UK-based Journal of Advanced Nursing. It can also make people...

RSDSA: Sports Injuries Linked to Chronic Pain Syndrome (press release)
Published August 2 2005
The link between sports injuries -- and the surgeries that treat them -- and the risk of developing Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CPRS), also known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome...

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New herbal supplement product uses green tea and cinnamon for controlling diabetes
Published July 28 2004
There's a new nutritional supplement available for people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. It's called The Body Rejuvenator, marketed by Lafayette Miracle Solutions. Now, I'm not familiar with this...

Cinnamon extract shown to reduce oxidative stress of metabolic syndrome
Published October 19 2006
(NewsTarget) A new study from U.S. researchers has found that daily supplementation with a cinnamon extract may boost the body's antioxidants, which can lessen the oxidative stress associated with...

Hero Nutritionals Launches Cinnamon Water Extract Supplement For Glucose Metabolism (press release)
Published May 28 2005
Hero Nutritionals, a leading provider of nutritional supplements, has launched CinnaBeticII™, a new dietary supplement designed to promote glucose metabolism by increasing insulin sensitivity....

Cinnamon gum found to kill bacteria in the mouth; medicinal use of cinnamon herb is widespread
Published May 19 2004
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered that cinnamon flavored chewing gum exhibits a strong antibacterial effect in the mouth and even counters bad breath. This is...

Q&A: How do I reduce high cholesterol with the least amount of time, money and effort? (part 2)
Published October 13 2004
This is part 2 of a 2-part article series on reducing high cholesterol. So far, we've talked about getting outside, getting natural sunlight on your skin, getting daily exercise, and...

Cinnamon shown to help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels
Published January 17 2004
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Cinnamon oil kills mosquitos better than DEET, research shows
Published July 17 2004
Stop using those dangerous personal care products like mosquito repellant -- they're loaded with toxic chemicals like DEET. Instead, stick with natural substances that work just as well, like...

Study Shows Cinnulin Promotes Increase In Lean Body Mass And Reduction In Body Fat (press release)
Published September 26 2005
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New herbal supplement product uses green tea and cinnamon for controlling diabetes
Published July 28 2004
There's a new nutritional supplement available for people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. It's called The Body Rejuvenator, marketed by Lafayette Miracle Solutions. Now, I'm not familiar with this...

Cinnamon extract shown to reduce oxidative stress of metabolic syndrome
Published October 19 2006
(NewsTarget) A new study from U.S. researchers has found that daily supplementation with a cinnamon extract may boost the body's antioxidants, which can lessen the oxidative stress associated with...

Hero Nutritionals Launches Cinnamon Water Extract Supplement For Glucose Metabolism (press release)
Published May 28 2005
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Cinnamon gum found to kill bacteria in the mouth; medicinal use of cinnamon herb is widespread
Published May 19 2004
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered that cinnamon flavored chewing gum exhibits a strong antibacterial effect in the mouth and even counters bad breath. This is...

Q&A: How do I reduce high cholesterol with the least amount of time, money and effort? (part 2)
Published October 13 2004
This is part 2 of a 2-part article series on reducing high cholesterol. So far, we've talked about getting outside, getting natural sunlight on your skin, getting daily exercise, and...

Cinnamon shown to help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels
Published January 17 2004
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Cinnamon oil kills mosquitos better than DEET, research shows
Published July 17 2004
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Study Shows Cinnulin Promotes Increase In Lean Body Mass And Reduction In Body Fat (press release)
Published September 26 2005
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Survey finds Europeans more concerned about climate change than Americans
Published January 17 2007
(NewsTarget) According to a poll conducted by news channel France 24 for the television show, "Le Talk of Paris," more Europeans reported being concerned with climate change than Americans. In...

Northeastern U.S. states may experience radical climate change as global warming unfolds, warn scientists
Published October 6 2006
(NewsTarget) According to the Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment -- a report released by the Union of Concerned Scientists on Wednesday -- rising greenhouse gas emissions could cause the climate of...

Investors take global climate change seriously
Published July 26 2005
With average global temperatures expected to increase between 1.4C and 5.8C over the next century, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, world leaders at the G8 summit discussed...

Department of Energy Releases Vision & Framework for the U.S. Climate Change Technology Program (press release)
Published September 4 2005
In a speech before the Climate Policy Center in Washington, D.C., David Conover, Director of the Department of Energy's Climate Change Technology Program (CCTP), today announced the release of the...

American Enterprise Institute allegedly offers bribes to scientists for disputing UN climate change report
Published February 15 2007
(NewsTarget) According to the Guardian, the ExxonMobil-funded think tank known as the American Enterprise Institute sent letters to scientists and economists offering them $10,000 to undermine a major...

Earth's wobbly orbit causes climate change, mass extinctions every 2.5 million years
Published October 13 2006
(NewsTarget) Scientists in the Netherlands believe they may have pinpointed the cause of cyclic mass extinction on Earth. Research published this week points towards the fairly unstable orbit of our...

Scientists find evidence that global warming could be causing an "evolution explosion"
Published January 22 2007
(NewsTarget) If a species of weed that has adapted to climate change within just a few generations is any indicator, the hotly debated phenomenon of global warming could be causing rapid evolutionary...

Climate change report makes a believer out of British Prime Minister Tony Blair
Published February 26 2006
In the foreword to the report recently released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Tony Blair made clear that the threat of greenhouse emissions and their impact upon the global climate...

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Tropical Traditions Virgin Coconut Oil Highest In Antioxidants Tests Reveal (press release)
Published October 16 2006
Professor Vermont P. Dia of the University of the Philippines Los Banos recently conducted several tests on samples of Virgin Coconut Oil produced by Mt. Banahaw Health Products Corporation in the...

Hypothyroidism and Virgin Coconut Oil (press release)
Published July 20 2005
There are many side effects of a sluggish thyroid gland and the resulting slower metabolism. First of all it effects your energy level greatly, and with a slower metabolism and subsequent reduction...

Interview: unrefined coconut oil from Quality First International
Published June 7 2005
Steve: I'm speaking to Michael Goodry. He is a national distributor for Quality First International. Is coconut oil your product? Goodry: Yes, we focus on high-quality products,...

Coconut oil proponents making voices heard
Published July 15 2005
Because it raises cholesterol (both good and bad) individuals are often advised to stay away from coconut oil, but US News is reporting some diet book authors feel the negative effects of coconut oil...

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Tropical Traditions Virgin Coconut Oil Highest In Antioxidants Tests Reveal (press release)
Published October 16 2006
Professor Vermont P. Dia of the University of the Philippines Los Banos recently conducted several tests on samples of Virgin Coconut Oil produced by Mt. Banahaw Health Products Corporation in the...

Hypothyroidism and Virgin Coconut Oil (press release)
Published July 20 2005
There are many side effects of a sluggish thyroid gland and the resulting slower metabolism. First of all it effects your energy level greatly, and with a slower metabolism and subsequent reduction...

Interview: unrefined coconut oil from Quality First International
Published June 7 2005
Steve: I'm speaking to Michael Goodry. He is a national distributor for Quality First International. Is coconut oil your product? Goodry: Yes, we focus on high-quality products,...

Coconut oil proponents making voices heard
Published July 15 2005
Because it raises cholesterol (both good and bad) individuals are often advised to stay away from coconut oil, but US News is reporting some diet book authors feel the negative effects of coconut oil...

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Colloidal silver gaining ground as a proven, effective antibiotic remedy
Published July 26 2005
Colloidal silver, a liquid suspension of the metal silver, is currently a hot topic in the world of medicine. While alternative medicine praises its use as an antibiotic, mainstream medicine...

EPA uses nanotech regulation ploy to target colloidal silver while ignoring all other nanotech particles
Published December 4 2006
Nanomaterials -- products and materials changed or created at the atomic and molecular level -- are quickly gaining popularity for their multitude of uses, and while the Environmental Protection...

Colloidal silver antibacterial liquid sprayed on Hong Kong subways as public health measure
Published October 23 2006
(NewsTarget) Subway and train stations in London and other parts of the UK are considering using a powerful, non-toxic colloidal silver disinfectant spray to help fend off the spread of the flu virus...

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Antioxidants, bad science and failure of the press to tell the truth
Published August 14 2007
Following yesterday's announcement of a new study showing the phenomenal benefits of antioxidants for preventing heart disease in women, the mainstream media rallied behind a blatantly false...

Mainstream media criticizes Wikipedia because it represents a decentralization of their information monopoly
Published January 15 2007
The mainstream media loves to bash Wikipedia, that enormous online encyclopedia created through the collaborative efforts of volunteer writers and researchers. It covers tens of thousands of topics,...

NewsTarget readers demand retractions from major media outlets over erroneous reporting of antioxidant study
Published August 16 2007
When the mainstream media refuses to print the truth about a significant study detailing the health benefits of antioxidants and, instead, parrots the erroneous conclusions of a pro-pharmaceutical...

Medicine's assault on calcium: Quack science fuels calcium bashing frenzy
Published February 22 2006
In the world of health news, I'm not sure who's worse: Dishonest researchers or illiterate science reporters. But in this case -- lucky us -- we get both. The issue surrounds the reporting of a recent...

Following deplorable attacks in London, pharmaceuticals are still more deadly than terrorists
Published July 7 2005
Just days after we posted an article on the dangers of pharmaceuticals vs. terrorism, London was hit by a terrorist attack that left 37 dead and hundreds more wounded. Headlines around the world are...

Syndicated news services lie about antidepressant drugs with blatantly misleading headlines
Published July 22 2004
When a major study reveals that antidepressant drugs quadruple a person's risk of committing suicide, and when that study is backed by an analysis of three million patient records covering...

Pharmaceutical advertising turns national newspapers into drug industry puppets
Published July 12 2004
A New York Times headline blares, "Health Officials Urge Sharply Lower Cholesterol Levels," and the article discusses all the reasons why more and more people should be on statin drugs. Changes in...

American news industry a far cry from genuine journalism
Published May 1 2005
Want to know how you make money in publishing? It's easy: just say whatever advertisers want you to say. If there's a new prescription drug on the market, run all sorts of articles about the miracles...

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Web marketing guru Jim Sterne gives advice on how to successfully utilize customer emails
Published August 23 2006
Mike: Welcome everyone. Today we are speaking with Jim Sterne, one of the most authoritative and well-received authors, speakers and thinkers on web marketing and email marketing. Welcome,...

Interview with Debbie Weil, Wordbiz founder and online marketing expert
Published October 1 2005
Mike: Hello everyone, this is Mike Adams welcoming Debbie Weil, one of the most widely-read and -respected authors on email marketing, copywriting, B2B communications, and I'll let her tell you...

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The inside scoop: Natural Health Products Expo West industry event
Published May 23 2005
I recently returned from the Natural Health Products Expo West, where I learned some interesting things. One of those is that if you want to get the real hardcore health information, the hidden...

NewsTarget emerges as top truly independent natural health news site
Published November 29 2006
Over the last three years, NewsTarget.com has grown to become the No. 1 truly independent natural health website in the world. What does "truly independent" mean? Simply that we have no financial...

Alliance for Natural Health needs your support (press release)
Published June 12 2005
Do you want the Alliance for Natural Health to continue fighting for your right to choose natural healthcare? If you do, then we need urgent funding to continue successfully challenging and shaping...

NewsTarget readers making waves across the natural health, natural living markets (opinion)
Published March 28 2007
I must be the luckiest journalist working today. Why? Because I have the distinct honor of writing for an expanding group of readers that has become the most highly regarded audience in the natural...

Preview of seven amazing new natural health products to be featured on NewsTarget
Published May 17 2007
It seems that natural health products just keep getting increasingly advanced. As new product samples keep arriving at the NewsTarget officers, we're discovering amazing natural health products from...

Kevin Trudeau's Natural Cures book review
Published August 24 2005
As Kevin Trudeau's Natural Cures book has suddenly become the top-selling self-published book in history, a lot of readers are emailing and asking what I think about Trudeau, his book, and his...

NewsTarget Emerging as Key Gateway Between Health Product Companies and Natural Health Consumers
Published November 16 2007
NewsTarget.com is earning a rare reputation in the natural products industry for connecting natural health consumers to high-quality, high-integrity health product companies in an honest, independent...

Women's pain and discomfort from premenstrual syndrome may be lessened by diet changes and natural health remedies
Published June 14 2006
Headaches, bloating, irritability, depression and fatigue are just a few of the unpleasant symptoms of premenstrual syndrome, which affects millions of women every month. But fortunately, PMS --...

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Computers found in Canadian landfill contain personal information, patient sensitive data and banking information
Published July 20 2005
The city of Edmonton has recently found out that some computers waiting to be recycled contain sensitive information that could make ex-owners vulnerable to identity theft....

Three Dutch hackers access 1.5 million personal computers
Published November 18 2005
Detectives suspect that the hackers installed spyware on other computers to steal internet banking data. Dutch police said this is one of the largest "zombie networks" ever...

New Attack on Computers – Pharming - New ebook fights back (press release)
Published April 18 2005
A new form of attack on computers – Pharming – is on its way to your Desktop. People are just becoming aware of Phishing – emails that look like they are from well-known financial institutions...

Senior citizens who use computers may suffer less depression, research shows
Published September 4 2005
Computer practices such as email and chat rooms can help keep senior citizens engaged and less depressed, recent studies...

Intelligent cards enable customization for computers and ATMs
Published December 14 2005
The intelligent cards enable the visually impaired to customize computers and ATMs automatically. They can be used in cash dispensers, ticket machines, public access computers and more....

When old electronics meet their end, much ends up becoming toxic waste in China
Published February 8 2007
(NewsTarget) Old computers and other used-up appliances are creating polluted environments in Asia, the final resting place for much of the world's electronic goods, reports the China Daily...

Legislator to push for laptop computers for lawmakers
Published March 2 2005
A legislator wants to introduce laptop computers to lawmakers of the state after experiencing their benefits in middle school classrooms. Many agreed that the Legislature is awash in paper and a shift...

Computers could download entire contents of a person's brain by 2050, says scientist
Published June 4 2005
Dr. Ian Pearson, head of the Futurology unit at BT, claims that we will be able to download our consciousness into computers by 2050. He believes that humans will achieve virtual immortality by saving...

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Computers found in Canadian landfill contain personal information, patient sensitive data and banking information
Published July 20 2005
The city of Edmonton has recently found out that some computers waiting to be recycled contain sensitive information that could make ex-owners vulnerable to identity theft....

Three Dutch hackers access 1.5 million personal computers
Published November 18 2005
Detectives suspect that the hackers installed spyware on other computers to steal internet banking data. Dutch police said this is one of the largest "zombie networks" ever...

New Attack on Computers – Pharming - New ebook fights back (press release)
Published April 18 2005
A new form of attack on computers – Pharming – is on its way to your Desktop. People are just becoming aware of Phishing – emails that look like they are from well-known financial institutions...

Senior citizens who use computers may suffer less depression, research shows
Published September 4 2005
Computer practices such as email and chat rooms can help keep senior citizens engaged and less depressed, recent studies...

Intelligent cards enable customization for computers and ATMs
Published December 14 2005
The intelligent cards enable the visually impaired to customize computers and ATMs automatically. They can be used in cash dispensers, ticket machines, public access computers and more....

When old electronics meet their end, much ends up becoming toxic waste in China
Published February 8 2007
(NewsTarget) Old computers and other used-up appliances are creating polluted environments in Asia, the final resting place for much of the world's electronic goods, reports the China Daily...

Legislator to push for laptop computers for lawmakers
Published March 2 2005
A legislator wants to introduce laptop computers to lawmakers of the state after experiencing their benefits in middle school classrooms. Many agreed that the Legislature is awash in paper and a shift...

Computers could download entire contents of a person's brain by 2050, says scientist
Published June 4 2005
Dr. Ian Pearson, head of the Futurology unit at BT, claims that we will be able to download our consciousness into computers by 2050. He believes that humans will achieve virtual immortality by saving...

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Movie review: Idiocracy starring Luke Wilson, directed by Mike Judge
Published February 5 2007
Every once in a while, a really smart movie comes along that shows you just how stupid modern society is by shoving it in your face. "Idiocracy" is precisely such a film. Filled with purposeful...

How to change the world by buying organic and supporting sustainable farming
Published September 28 2005
You have the power in your hands to change the world. This change ripples out from you in concentric circles, and it all starts with decisions you make at the grocery store because what you choose to...

"The Flip" is an owner's manual for harmonious and healthy living in the 21st century
Published December 18 2006
"The Flip," a new book by co-authors Jared Rosen and David Rippe, offers readers a way to alter the way they viewtheir perspective and the...

WATCH NOT, WANT NOT? PACKARD/STANFORD STUDY LINKS KIDS' TV TIME AND CONSUMERISM (press release)
Published September 5 2006
Peace at any price? More than one parent has forked over cash in a desperate bid to stop their kids’ badgering for the hottest toy or the latest snack. Now researchers at Lucile Packard Children’s...

American news industry a far cry from genuine journalism
Published May 1 2005
Want to know how you make money in publishing? It's easy: just say whatever advertisers want you to say. If there's a new prescription drug on the market, run all sorts of articles about the miracles...

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China manufacturers lace children's toys with liquid ecstasy
Published November 15 2007
(NewsTarget) The next time you see your infant enjoying a new made-in-China toy, you might want to check to make sure he's not having too much of a good time: A recent discovery reveals that toys...

36 Strategies to Combat Telephone Cons Detailed in Consumer Safety Guide (press release)
Published February 26 2006
Telephone con artists prey on trusting consumers bilking them out of millions of dollars each year. To help buyers protect themselves from criminal phone solicitors, Truth Publishing has added a new...

Convicted felon spills secrets of identity theft in new downloadable consumer safety guide (press release)
Published October 25 2005
Consumers now have a new weapon in the war against identity theft: a downloadable Real Safety Guide (http://RealSafety.org) that unveils 140 proven strategies...

How the FDA is Becoming a Drug Company: Consumer Safety and Access to Natural Health Options Threatened
Published June 14 2007
Under the false pretense of improved food and drug safety the FDA is re-inventing itself as a kingpin drug company. This charade has so far hoodwinked virtually all members of Congress. The Senate...

Hundreds of personal care products contain untested, unapproved nano-scale ingredients that may pose consumer safety concerns
Published October 11 2006
(NewsTarget) A computer analysis of 25,000 personal care product labels -- conducted by nonprofit research organization, the Environmental Working Group -- found that hundreds of the products contain...

Pharmaceutical fraud: How Big Pharma's marketing and profits come before consumer safety and wellness
Published September 7 2006
If you have a long, drawn-out, incurable but treatable disease, it's unfortunate for you but great for pharmaceutical companies. While you're suffering indefinitely, you're also buying expensive...

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Expanded UnitedHealth Wellness Program Helps Businesses Control Costs by Keeping Employees Healthy (press release)
Published June 29 2005
After years of double-digit increases in health care costs, Lanco International achieved the seemingly unfathomable. The Chicagoland crane manufacturer recently lowered its health care spending by...

Sodexho USA Celebrates a Year of Wellness (press release)
Published June 25 2005
Sodexho USA (NYSE: SDX - News), the nation's leading provider of food and facilities management services, is celebrating its one year anniversary of the creation of the Sodexho Wellness Council, the...

Breakthrough wellness supplements, part two: Wellness Resources
Published September 19 2006
Continuing with our series on innovative nutritional supplement companies, here's another company I'm raving about: www.WellnessResources.com. It was...

Survey: U.S. Employers Turning to Wellness Programs to Manage Health Care Costs (press release)
Published June 29 2005
Businesses are increasingly turning to wellness programs to get a handle on rising health care costs, and most believe these programs will have a long-term impact but few short-term benefits,...

UC Berkeley Wellness Letter authors remain nutritionally illiterate about chlorella, spirulina, and blue-green algae
Published August 7 2004
On this website we discuss the ignorance of western medical doctors and medical institutions with such frequency that it hardly seems unusual to find another case of health ignorance worth mentioning,...

Natural health pioneer launches Consumer Wellness Center nonprofit organization
Published March 7 2007
A top author and consumer advocate in the natural health movement has created a non-profit organization to better empower consumers with lifesaving knowledge about nutrition, disease prevention and...

Breakthrough wellness supplements, part one: Good Cause Wellness
Published September 17 2006
In the world of nutritional supplements, it's often the smaller, more passionate companies that are the most innovative. In this four-part series, I introduce four little-known wellness supplement...

Policies on Wellness Impact Employee Health, Bottom Line (press release)
Published July 5 2006
Start-up data from an innovative $1 million demonstration project being conducted in Western New York suggests that if the organization you work for is concerned with wellness, it may effect how...

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Lutein boosts eye health, preventing cataracts and macular degeneration
Published July 30 2005
Fruits and vegetables have yet another disease-fighting weapon to offer you: Lutein. Studies show this carotenoid prevents and, to some extent, reverses vision loss, immune system problems, cancer...

Building and Maintaining Strong Vision for Life
Published November 19 2007
(NewsTarget) Building and maintaining excellent vision involves some basic steps anyone can follow. Even if you believe nothing can be done to help your vision, taking these simple steps can go far...

Regular exercise cuts eye disease risk by 70 percent
Published November 1 2006
(NewsTarget) University of Wisconsin researchers recently found that those with an active lifestyle were 70 percent less likely to develop degenerative eye disease than those with a sedentary...

Carrots really do help you see in the dark; beta-carotene-rich foods help prevent a variety of eye ailments
Published September 8 2006
Your mother always told you eating carrots would help you see better, but did she ever tell you why? No, this wasn't just a trick to get you to eat your vegetables. It turns out carrots really do...

Lutein, zeaxanthin in eggs could help prevent macular degeneration
Published September 27 2006
(NewsTarget) Two new studies published in the October issue of Journal of Nutrition have found that eating an egg a day can raise levels of lutein and zeaxanthin in the blood, which can reduce the...

Alpha-blocker prostate drugs cause long-term complications for eye health, cataract surgery
Published August 23 2006
(NewsTarget) U.S. eye experts issued an alert yesterday warning eye surgeons that patients taking alpha-blocker drugs to treat an enlarged prostate may have difficulty recovering from cataract...

Yellow veggies contain natural medicines that prevent blindness, eye degeneration
Published August 15 2006
(NewsTarget) New research appearing in the journal Archives of Ophthalmology reveals that women with diets high in yellow vegetables have a lower risk of age-related macular degeneration...

Antioxidant diets may promote eye health, according to study from the Netherlands
Published February 6 2006
Medpagetoday.com reviews a recent study of antioxidant diets, which claims that high amounts of vitamin C and E, and related substances can help prevent the condition known as macular degeneration,...

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Conventional medicine vs. naturopathy: How to fix a leaky roof
Published April 10 2007
People often ask me about the difference in philosophy between conventional medicine and naturopathic medicine. While the differences are numerous, some of the more fundamental ones can easily be...

Systems of medicine explained: Conventional, alternative, integrative, complementary and more
Published May 1 2006
What's the deal with all the different systems of medicine? And what's the difference between "Western medicine" and "conventional medicine?" Here, you'll find some honest...

The false gods of scientific medicine revealed: It's a cult, not a science
Published July 2 2007
Promoters of conventional medicine claim that all the drug marketing, FDA approvals, surgical procedures, chemotherapy and all other treatments are based on "hard science." The term "science" is...

Gunpoint medicine: Why conventional medicine must use intimidation to control patients (opinion)
Published July 2 2006
This commentary is in response to the Medicine at Gunpoint article published earlier, which revealed that conventional medicine is now resorting...

Disease names like diabetes and osteoporosis are misleading and misinform patients about disease prevention
Published December 10 2004
There is a curious tendency in conventional medicine to name a set of symptoms a disease. I was recently at a compounding pharmacy having my bone mineral density measured to update my health stats. I...

Revealed: The original cause of bird flu, and realistic solutions for preventing a pandemic
Published February 21 2006
The creation of infectious diseases that now threaten humans can be traced directly back to the way we treat animals... especially animals raised as food sources. The only long-term strategy we can...

Naturopathic physicians treat the whole patient, not just the symptoms of disease: an interview with Dr. Joseph Pizzorno
Published February 8 2005
Mike: Does this philosophy of naturopathy stand at odds with much of what's going on in the pharmaceutical industry today, which is "sell more drugs no matter what"?

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An outspoken doctor calls the pharmaceutical industry a national fraud that promotes disease and prevents prevention
Published August 19 2004
As pharmaceutical companies continue their march toward profitability and domination over our "modern" health care system, more and more doctors are speaking out against them. One of the most...

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Consumer fraud alert: Swiss Diamond non-stick cookware made with same chemical as Teflon
Published November 13 2006
In the wake of health warnings about Teflon and non-stick cookware, health-conscious consumers are increasingly seeking safer, alternative cookware products that offer non-stick cooking without the...

DuPont says non-stick cookware is perfectly safe
Published July 21 2004
What a surprise: DuPont says non-stick cookware is perfectly safe. That's been their position for years. But why does DuPont non-stick cookware kill parrots when overheated? And why does the EPA say...

DuPont sued over Teflon cancer claims
Published August 4 2005
DuPont is reportedly being sued over recent scientific claims that perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in the Teflon used to coat some non-stick cookware likely causes cancer, and plaintiffs are reportedly...

Teflon linked to birth defects and illness; but is it safe to use in cooking?
Published August 8 2004
Dupont is facing new charges from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that it concealed research showing that pregnant workers were passing on Teflon chemicals to their unborn children. The EPA...

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Consumer fraud alert: Swiss Diamond non-stick cookware made with same chemical as Teflon
Published November 13 2006
In the wake of health warnings about Teflon and non-stick cookware, health-conscious consumers are increasingly seeking safer, alternative cookware products that offer non-stick cooking without the...

DuPont says non-stick cookware is perfectly safe
Published July 21 2004
What a surprise: DuPont says non-stick cookware is perfectly safe. That's been their position for years. But why does DuPont non-stick cookware kill parrots when overheated? And why does the EPA say...

DuPont sued over Teflon cancer claims
Published August 4 2005
DuPont is reportedly being sued over recent scientific claims that perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in the Teflon used to coat some non-stick cookware likely causes cancer, and plaintiffs are reportedly...

Teflon linked to birth defects and illness; but is it safe to use in cooking?
Published August 8 2004
Dupont is facing new charges from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that it concealed research showing that pregnant workers were passing on Teflon chemicals to their unborn children. The EPA...

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The future of food fabrication, intellectual property and seeds
Published April 26 2006
Sometime in the future, science is going to deliver to us desktop food fabrication equipment. These machines, which I'll call "FoodFabs," will be able to manufacture food items at the touch of a...

Corporate Greed, Intellectual Property Laws and the Destruction of Human Civilization
Published October 5 2007
Did you know that if you have children you are an international criminal? You have violated intellectual property laws by infringing on the copyrights of companies that have been granted patents on...

Monsanto attempts to claim patent ownership of pigs
Published September 9 2005
Piglets worldwide may have a new mother pig… Monsanto Company. In case you haven't heard, Monsanto invented the pig. Well, not all pigs, just the really profitable ones. Nature can keep all the...

Media giants want to criminalize personal copying of movie DVDs to portable electronic devices
Published January 14 2007
With so many portable video devices emerging on the market these days, there's a growing question about intellectual property and whether or not it's appropriate to rip video to formats that will play...

The new rules of imperialism: Economic warfare, consumer products and disease exports
Published May 29 2007
History tells us that imperialist nations quite predictably invade weaker nations on a regular basis... especially when those weaker nations happen to be standing on valuable natural resources like...

Review: The Future of Food, a must-see documentary that exposes the biotech threat to life on our planet
Published May 3 2007
There is a cabal of power-hungry corporations that are systematically destroying humanity's future. These companies have taken over the food supply, injected pesticides, viruses and invading genes...

Are book publishers going to make it illegal to buy used books and outlaw public libraries?
Published July 13 2004
Book publishers can't stand the fact that people can buy and sell used books online at places like Amazon.com. In fact, they're downright frustrated with it, because sales of old books are starting to...

Copyright laws need serious overhaul to protect honest consumers in digital age, says think tank
Published November 1 2006
(NewsTarget) When you copy CDs and DVDs that you purchased to your own portable electronic device, you are breaking the law if you are a British citizen. The Institute for Public Policy Research...

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The future of food fabrication, intellectual property and seeds
Published April 26 2006
Sometime in the future, science is going to deliver to us desktop food fabrication equipment. These machines, which I'll call "FoodFabs," will be able to manufacture food items at the touch of a...

Corporate Greed, Intellectual Property Laws and the Destruction of Human Civilization
Published October 5 2007
Did you know that if you have children you are an international criminal? You have violated intellectual property laws by infringing on the copyrights of companies that have been granted patents on...

Monsanto attempts to claim patent ownership of pigs
Published September 9 2005
Piglets worldwide may have a new mother pig… Monsanto Company. In case you haven't heard, Monsanto invented the pig. Well, not all pigs, just the really profitable ones. Nature can keep all the...

Media giants want to criminalize personal copying of movie DVDs to portable electronic devices
Published January 14 2007
With so many portable video devices emerging on the market these days, there's a growing question about intellectual property and whether or not it's appropriate to rip video to formats that will play...

The new rules of imperialism: Economic warfare, consumer products and disease exports
Published May 29 2007
History tells us that imperialist nations quite predictably invade weaker nations on a regular basis... especially when those weaker nations happen to be standing on valuable natural resources like...

Review: The Future of Food, a must-see documentary that exposes the biotech threat to life on our planet
Published May 3 2007
There is a cabal of power-hungry corporations that are systematically destroying humanity's future. These companies have taken over the food supply, injected pesticides, viruses and invading genes...

Are book publishers going to make it illegal to buy used books and outlaw public libraries?
Published July 13 2004
Book publishers can't stand the fact that people can buy and sell used books online at places like Amazon.com. In fact, they're downright frustrated with it, because sales of old books are starting to...

Copyright laws need serious overhaul to protect honest consumers in digital age, says think tank
Published November 1 2006
(NewsTarget) When you copy CDs and DVDs that you purchased to your own portable electronic device, you are breaking the law if you are a British citizen. The Institute for Public Policy Research...

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Are the coral calcium claims by Bob Barefoot credible and believable?
Published June 6 2005
A reader asks, "Mike, I recently ran across a book titled 'The Calcium Factor,' authored by Robert Barefoot. He extols the almost miraculous healing powers of calcium, especially coral calcium....

Calcium emerging as key nutrient for weight loss; coral calcium supplements can help you lose weight
Published June 30 2004
Calcium could be the key nutrient needed to help you lose weight, according to a growing consensus of new research examining the mineral. Calcium not only helps with hypertension, the research shows:...

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Consumption of soft drinks and high-fructose corn syrup linked to obesity and diabetes
Published December 26 2004
New research published in the United States that followed 50,000 U.S. nurses reveals those who drank just one serving of soda or fruit punch a day gained weight more quickly than those who drank less...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people...

Soft drinks, high-fructose corn syrup promote diabetes, says study
Published August 28 2004
Data collected from a study of 51, 603 nurses in the United States found that women who drank one serving of non-diet soda or fruit punch daily, which was sweetened with either sugar or high-fructose...

New research shows cancer caused by carbohydrates, sugars, white flour, and corn syrup
Published August 8 2004
A new study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Mile Markers, and Prevention is presenting evidence of the link between the consumption of refined carbohydrates and cancer. This...

Soda warning: High sugar intake linked to pancreatic cancer
Published November 9 2006
(NewsTarget) On Wednesday, research was released from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden that showed people who drink soft drinks or add sugar to their coffee increase their risk of developing...

Sugar industry denies links between sugars and obesity
Published October 24 2004
Given everything we now know to be true about sugar and high-fructose corn syrup, I find it absolutely stunning that the sugar industry continues to deny any link whatsoever between the consumption of...

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Consumption of soft drinks and high-fructose corn syrup linked to obesity and diabetes
Published December 26 2004
New research published in the United States that followed 50,000 U.S. nurses reveals those who drank just one serving of soda or fruit punch a day gained weight more quickly than those who drank less...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people...

Soft drinks, high-fructose corn syrup promote diabetes, says study
Published August 28 2004
Data collected from a study of 51, 603 nurses in the United States found that women who drank one serving of non-diet soda or fruit punch daily, which was sweetened with either sugar or high-fructose...

New research shows cancer caused by carbohydrates, sugars, white flour, and corn syrup
Published August 8 2004
A new study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Mile Markers, and Prevention is presenting evidence of the link between the consumption of refined carbohydrates and cancer. This...

Soda warning: High sugar intake linked to pancreatic cancer
Published November 9 2006
(NewsTarget) On Wednesday, research was released from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden that showed people who drink soft drinks or add sugar to their coffee increase their risk of developing...

Sugar industry denies links between sugars and obesity
Published October 24 2004
Given everything we now know to be true about sugar and high-fructose corn syrup, I find it absolutely stunning that the sugar industry continues to deny any link whatsoever between the consumption of...

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Cosmetics products routinely formulated with cancer-causing chemicals
Published April 23 2007
An environmental coalition known as the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics is pressuring the U.S. government to institute regulations on the use of toxic chemicals in cosmetics and other personal care...

Beauty to die for: health hazards of cosmetics and skin care products revealed
Published January 20 2006
Your medicine cabinet is one of the most dangerous areas of your house, and not for the reasons you may think. Lurking just behind your bathroom mirror, where all of your favorite beauty products are...

Petroleum-based cosmetics and skin care products found to contain cancer-causing chemical 1,4-dioxane
Published March 20 2007
A recent study by the non-profit Environmental Working Group showed that many cosmetic products -- including more than half of all baby soaps -- contained a carcinogenic chemical. Internal studies in...

Choose Your Lipstick Wisely - Lead Contamination Widespread
Published November 9 2007
(NewsTarget) Have you ever thought about what’s in that pretty red stuff you’re putting on your lips? Could it be collagen, beeswax, strawberries, or lead perhaps? Reports about...

Will that facelift get you a pay raise? Cosmetic surgery and your career
Published May 26 2005
Is cosmetic surgery important for saving your job? I'm seeing an increasing number of stories on cosmetic surgery for men, and in asking men why they want to get cosmetic surgery, the most common...

Some cosmetics not coming from chemicals, but foods
Published June 26 2005
Food ingredients such as wine, rice and tofu are becoming more commonly used as ingredients for cosmetics as consumers focus more on these naturally concocted products, the safety of which has been...

Cosmetics not just for women anymore; international market for men's products growing every year
Published February 17 2005
More and more men across the world are using cosmetics these days, and they're apparently not embarrassed to admit it, new reports conclude. New skin care brands such as Biotherm Hommes and Clarins...

Hypoallergenic and fragrance-free cosmetics advertising misleading
Published June 1 2005
Consumers should beware of cosmetic products advertised as "hypoallergenic," "fragrance-free" or "natural." Since the FDA does not require cosmetic companies to substantiate these claims, many...

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Cosmetic surgery booming among British businessmen
Published September 22 2006
(NewsTarget) There is a surge in popularity for cosmetic surgery in Britain lately, and men seeking to retain or re-obtain their youth seem to be fueling it. The practice is particularly popular...

Will that facelift get you a pay raise? Cosmetic surgery and your career
Published May 26 2005
Is cosmetic surgery important for saving your job? I'm seeing an increasing number of stories on cosmetic surgery for men, and in asking men why they want to get cosmetic surgery, the most common...

Culture of cosmetic surgery takes hold
Published August 21 2004
Sadly, the United States is fast becoming a culture of cosmetic surgery. Instead of tackling their health problems at the core, people turn to cosmetic surgery to alter their appearance, forgetting...

Cosmetic surgery not as popular among young women as some fear; only five percent of college-age females participate
Published March 8 2005
Parents who worry that their daughters will turn to unnecessary cosmetic surgery may have nothing to fear after all, a new study shows. A report in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons journal...

Washington state lawmakers ponder cosmetic surgery tax
Published February 3 2005
The legislature in Washington state is considering putting a tax on cosmetic procedures such as Botox injections and plastic surgery. Procedures such as reconstructive surgery for burn victims or...

Liposuction on the rise as many women shun exercise and dieting
Published January 30 2007
(NewsTarget) The demand for cosmetic surgery is on the rise, with a worsening obesity epidemic feeding a desire for quick-fix weight loss. According to the British Association of Aesthetic...

Americans increase use of cosmetic surgery, procedures
Published April 2 2005
Plastic surgeons reported a 22 percent increase in cosmetic surgery and non-surgical procedures in 2004, according to a study released by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive...

Lasers bringing new life to cosmetic surgery business; 'non-invasive' procedures proving popular
Published January 25 2005
Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever these days thanks to advances in laser technology. Now that doctors can do many operations without cutting and sewing, consumers are chomping at the bit to...

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Cosmetic surgery booming among British businessmen
Published September 22 2006
(NewsTarget) There is a surge in popularity for cosmetic surgery in Britain lately, and men seeking to retain or re-obtain their youth seem to be fueling it. The practice is particularly popular...

Will that facelift get you a pay raise? Cosmetic surgery and your career
Published May 26 2005
Is cosmetic surgery important for saving your job? I'm seeing an increasing number of stories on cosmetic surgery for men, and in asking men why they want to get cosmetic surgery, the most common...

Culture of cosmetic surgery takes hold
Published August 21 2004
Sadly, the United States is fast becoming a culture of cosmetic surgery. Instead of tackling their health problems at the core, people turn to cosmetic surgery to alter their appearance, forgetting...

Cosmetic surgery not as popular among young women as some fear; only five percent of college-age females participate
Published March 8 2005
Parents who worry that their daughters will turn to unnecessary cosmetic surgery may have nothing to fear after all, a new study shows. A report in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons journal...

Washington state lawmakers ponder cosmetic surgery tax
Published February 3 2005
The legislature in Washington state is considering putting a tax on cosmetic procedures such as Botox injections and plastic surgery. Procedures such as reconstructive surgery for burn victims or...

Liposuction on the rise as many women shun exercise and dieting
Published January 30 2007
(NewsTarget) The demand for cosmetic surgery is on the rise, with a worsening obesity epidemic feeding a desire for quick-fix weight loss. According to the British Association of Aesthetic...

Americans increase use of cosmetic surgery, procedures
Published April 2 2005
Plastic surgeons reported a 22 percent increase in cosmetic surgery and non-surgical procedures in 2004, according to a study released by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive...

Lasers bringing new life to cosmetic surgery business; 'non-invasive' procedures proving popular
Published January 25 2005
Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever these days thanks to advances in laser technology. Now that doctors can do many operations without cutting and sewing, consumers are chomping at the bit to...

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Creatine gains in popularity as safety questions abound; the FDA can't wait to regulate or outlaw the substance
Published June 9 2004
Creatine has rapidly become wildly popular among people looking for an edge in strength training and sports performance. One study indicates as many as 16% of teenagers use creatine, and 57% of...

Creatine to be tested as treatment for Parkinson's
Published August 6 2007
(NewsTarget) The U.S. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has initiated a large-scale clinical trial to study...

Creatine supplements boost memory and intelligence
Published November 14 2003
Creatine is a popular nutritional supplement for sports enthusiasts and strength trainers, but new evidence shows it's also a powerful booster of brain function. At five grams a day, brain function...

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Creatine gains in popularity as safety questions abound; the FDA can't wait to regulate or outlaw the substance
Published June 9 2004
Creatine has rapidly become wildly popular among people looking for an edge in strength training and sports performance. One study indicates as many as 16% of teenagers use creatine, and 57% of...

Creatine to be tested as treatment for Parkinson's
Published August 6 2007
(NewsTarget) The U.S. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has initiated a large-scale clinical trial to study...

Creatine supplements boost memory and intelligence
Published November 14 2003
Creatine is a popular nutritional supplement for sports enthusiasts and strength trainers, but new evidence shows it's also a powerful booster of brain function. At five grams a day, brain function...

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The Top Ten Technologies: #9 Vibrational Medicine
Published July 14 2004
Vibrational medicine is a promising area of "technology" (it's difficult to call it that) that covers a variety of pioneering healing modalities now known to be far more powerful than drugs and...

Vibrational medicine breakthrough: new technology uses sound waves to conduct surgery without scalpels or stitches
Published June 11 2004
A researcher at the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey has created breakthrough new medical technology based on sound waves. The use of sound for healing dates back thousands of years...

Homeopathy breakthrough: homeopathic solutions proven to carry memory of water and exhibit biological effects
Published August 19 2004
Groundbreaking new research has just been revealed that establishes the validity of homeopathy. It's being called the "holy grail" of homeopathy, and it has been published in the peer reviewed journal...

Researchers use blue light to kill bacteria that cause stomach ulcers
Published July 13 2004
It's a fascinating combination of phototherapy and medical science: LumeRX, a private firm, has developed technology that destroys the bacteria that cause stomach ulcers by using specific wavelengths...

Review: Violet Ray Crystal Resonator machine broadcasts healing energy for your body, mind and home
Published January 13 2007
If you enjoyed the movie, "What the Bleep Do We Know?" or you're interested in the new science of healing with energy, you're going to enjoy this review and tour of a unique energy product called the...

How to end cruelty to people, animals and nature, and create a world without war and environmental destruction
Published April 2 2005
What is cruelty? It is any harmful action taken against another living entity that disregards its consciousness or awareness. In this essay, we'll explore some of the levels of cruelty: how it...

New Research In Mind-Body Medicine Shows That Social Interaction Accelerates Healing
Published August 6 2004
A new study conducted at Ohio State University and published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology has revealed that having social interaction makes wounds heal faster. In fact, this study...

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Gardeners.com not only has great products for gardening buffs, but exemplary customer service
Published June 16 2006
I just had an out-of-body customer service experience. This customer service experience was so outstanding I almost thought I was dreaming. The company I'm talking about is Gardeners -- found at

How to effectively manage customer service emails
Published September 24 2004

Customer service phone monitors not necessarily on break during hold music
Published January 19 2005
Corporate phone systems warn callers that conversations may be monitored "to assure quality service," but most callers probably don't realize the monitoring doesn't stop when the hold music starts....

Customer service complaints for Dell increase
Published October 16 2005
Complaints to the Better Business Bureau about Dell were up 23 percent in 2004, and they rose another 5 percent this year. Web sites like ihatedell.net have emerged, and Dell is feeling the...

Web hosting resellers act as marketing and customer service agents for hosting providers
Published February 1 2005
Web hosting reselling is simply taking hosting packages from providers and reselling them to individual customers. The concept is akin to being a distributor or retailer of wholesale goods. ...

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Arial Software releases new version of Email Marketing Director with click-based unsubscribe feature thought impossible to achieve in desktop software (press release)
Published June 16 2005
Arial Software has done something previously thought impossible for desktop email campaign software. It has released its best-selling Email Marketing Director software with a professional...

New email marketing software designed for marketers, not technical users
Published July 19 2004
A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to...

Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
Published March 15 2006
Mike: Today we are speaking with Ralph Wilson, a globally recognized authority on web marketing and e-commerce. He is the author of hundreds of articles, e-books and newsletter issues all...

Email marketing service provider Listrak spams president of permission-based email software company with unsolicited commercial email
Published March 24 2005
I had to share this one with you, folks. If you laugh as hard as I did, this will make your day. As many readers of this site know, in addition to writing these feature articles, I'm also the...

New version of Email Marketing Director from Arial Software improves built-in customer list handling ability (press release)
Published June 16 2005
The latest version of Arial Software's easy-to-use professional email marketing software has improved its database functions for easier list handling. Database improvements to Email Marketing...

Responsible email marketing requires attention to guidelines
Published October 5 2004

Campaign Enterprise 9 helps email marketing managers organize more email campaigns in less time: Arial Software
Published February 15 2005
Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and...

Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
Published August 17 2005
Summary: The latest book from Arial Software CEO Mike Adams explores the next wave of permission email marketing, revealing the strategies that savvy companies will employ to take their...

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Merck caught in scandal to bury Vioxx heart attack risks, intimidate scientists and keep pushing dangerous drugs; Vioxx lawsuits now forming
Published November 6 2004
The truth has finally come out about Vioxx: insider emails published by the Wall Street Journal reveal that Merck, the maker of Vioxx, was fully aware of the health risks of its COX-2 inhibitor...

FDA censorship, suppression of its own scientists is routine, survey reveals
Published February 27 2005
Here's information you're not supposed to know about the FDA. It was uncovered through a Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) request that uncovered a 2002 Human and Health Services survey asking FDA...

With Tysabri decision, the FDA declares no drug is too dangerous to be FDA approved
Published March 28 2006
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the agency that claims to be responsible for protecting consumers from dangerous food and drug products, has just surrendered its primary responsibility....

FDA refuses to pull dangerous diabetes drug Avandia, even knowing it will kill thousands
Published August 1 2007
The Food and Drug Administration voted overwhelmingly to keep the diabetes drug Avandia on the market, despite its known deadly effects. Two FDA committees met yesterday in Gaithersburg, Maryland, to...

Following deplorable attacks in London, pharmaceuticals are still more deadly than terrorists
Published July 7 2005
Just days after we posted an article on the dangers of pharmaceuticals vs. terrorism, London was hit by a terrorist attack that left 37 dead and hundreds more wounded. Headlines around the world are...

Study reveals why COX-2 inhibitors cause heart attacks and other dangerous side effects
Published November 21 2004
Every prescription drug is unsafe, the FDA recently admitted. Every drug on the market has unintended side effects, and the fallout from this is that people who start taking one drug show new side...

The beginning of the end of chemical-based medicine
Published May 19 2005
A recent study published in the medical journal "The Lancet" reveals that as many as 140,000 heart attacks, in the United States alone, were caused by Vioxx, and 44 percent of those likely died from...

Herceptin cancer drug causes heart damage in 28 percent of patients
Published August 15 2006
(NewsTarget) A new study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology has found that the cancer drug Herceptin causes heart damage in 28 percent of its users. A team of researchers from the University of...

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Many "healthy" and vegetarian foods contain MSG in the form of yeast extract
Published July 27 2004
There's a great deal of deception in the labeling of food products found at your local grocery store and even at many health food stores. A disturbing trend I've noticed is that many vegetarian...

Feeding everyday groceries to pets is animal cruelty
Published December 5 2004
Veterinarians know far more about nutrition than most doctors. Pets generally don't have health insurance, and it's much cheaper to prevent disease in your pet through good nutrition than it is to...

Poor nutrition, junk foods lead directly to pharmaceutical industry profits
Published December 5 2004
If nutrition is so good at preventing and even reversing chronic disease, why isn't it taught by the practitioners of conventional medicine? Why isn't your doctor giving you the fundamentals of...

Opinion: Ensure is primarily sugar water, marketed with misleading statements that deceive consumers
Published December 5 2004
When I'm out shopping for groceries, I see lots of people purchasing bottles of Ensure. Typically they are older people, and they are buying it by the cartload, it seems. The front label of the...

Kraft sells avocado-free guacamole dip product made with hydrogenated oils
Published December 5 2004
Kraft and other food manufacturers are currently selling guacamole dips that have no avocado in them, according to a report from the non-profit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). This...

Exclusive interview with Carol Simontacchi, author of "Natural Alternatives to Vioxx, Celebrex and other Anti-Inflammatory Prescription Drugs"
Published June 4 2005
Mike: We're here with Carol Simontacchi, author of "The Crazy Makers" and a new book entitled, "Natural Alternatives to Vioxx, Celebrex and other Anti-Inflammatory Prescription Drugs."...

Nutritionist says too much milk can promote cancer
Published December 21 2006
(NewsTarget) Drinking an excess of cow's milk can promote cancer growth, according to Dr. T. Collin Campbell, Emeritus professor from Cornell University. After 27 years of animal research, Dr....

Highly toxic, disease-promoting ingredients remain perfectly legal in the American food supply
Published August 6 2004
Contaminated children's treats are showing up in candy stores in the southern part of the United States, and unfortunately, these Mexican candies contain lead, an ingredient that has been associated...

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Halloween sugar, food additives and the commercialization of holidays
Published October 31 2007
This year at the annual sugar-and-food-additives fest for children called "Halloween," I think parents should skip the middle step of handing out candy and just hand out Ritalin directly to the kids....

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD, has a simple cause: poor nutrition and food additives
Published August 19 2004
New research is appearing now that's showing the link between the consumption of food additives by children -- especially food colorings -- and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD....

ADDitives and ADHD: A Comprehensive Look
Published October 26 2007
(NewsTarget) ADHD has been a hot topic in the media for a few years due to raising diagnoses, medication concerns, and debates to whether it is even a real health condition. New research has found...

Ground-breaking study links food additives to hyperactivity in children
Published September 27 2007
(NewsTarget) In a landmark study published in The Lancet, commonly used artificial food colorings and the preservative sodium benzoate have been strongly linked to hyperactivity in children,...

Western diets cause strokes, says American Heart Association
Published July 3 2004
The American Heart Association remains years behind the curve when it comes to recognizing links between nutrition and heart disease, but they've taken a recent step forward by announcing that the...

How I got blindsided by yeast extract in Amy's Kitchen organic foods (opinion)
Published February 27 2007
(NewsTarget) I must offer an apology to NewsTarget readers. For more than a year now, I've been recommending Amy's Kitchen as a source of quality, organic frozen foods made without yeast extract. As...

Food additives turn foods into unhealthy monsters
Published August 26 2005
Trans-fatty acids from hydrogenated oils turn otherwise-healthy foods into ones that clog arteries and cause heart...

Bacon, sausage, hot dogs and processed meats hike cancer risk by 67% due to chemical preservative, says nutritionist
Published April 22 2005
A chemical added to processed meat products is responsible for a 67% increased risk in pancreatic cancer, says author and nutritionist Mike Adams. The conclusions are based in part on research...

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FDA warns over dangerous products from China while ignoring dangerous products from the U.S.
Published June 8 2007
The Food and Drug Administration has been gleefully warning us about the dangers of China-made food and personal care products recently. Why gleefully? Because announcing the discovery of toxic...

Dangerous chemicals in personal care products compromise health
Published March 7 2005
Researchers are now finding that the active ingredient in antimicrobial soaps and personal care products causes nerve damage. This really isn't surprising: I've been warning readers about this for...

Popular shampoos contain toxic chemicals linked to nerve damage
Published January 11 2005
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have found a correlation between an ingredient found in shampoos and nervous system damage. The experiments were conducted with the brain cells of...

EPA nails DuPont for violating federal Toxic Substances Control Act over Teflon
Published July 21 2004
Few people know it, but DuPont has a long history of exposing workers and customers to toxic substances, then denying that such substances harm their health. In the mid 20th century, for example,...

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Consumer debt rises to 20 percent of average household income
Published April 7 2005
Consumer debt, or debt that includes credit card charges, but excludes home mortgages, rose to $1.4 trillion nationwide, according to economics correspondent Paul Solman. Further reports state that...

As Consumers Dive Deeper Into Credit Card Debt, Banks Rake In Profits
Published October 21 2003
When you try to open an account at Wells Fargo, they work up a customer "profile" and try to figure out how to sell you every financial instrument under the sun, from company loans and house loans to...

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Consumer debt rises to 20 percent of average household income
Published April 7 2005
Consumer debt, or debt that includes credit card charges, but excludes home mortgages, rose to $1.4 trillion nationwide, according to economics correspondent Paul Solman. Further reports state that...

As Consumers Dive Deeper Into Credit Card Debt, Banks Rake In Profits
Published October 21 2003
When you try to open an account at Wells Fargo, they work up a customer "profile" and try to figure out how to sell you every financial instrument under the sun, from company loans and house loans to...

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How to get mercury fillings removed without exposing yourself to toxic mercury vapor
Published May 26 2005
Here's a great idea: Let's take one of the most toxic elements on the periodic table and put it in people's mouths. That's exactly what dentists have been doing in the United States for decades, as...

Toxic waste chemicals are disposed of by feeding to humans, then calling it fluoride
Published March 23 2005
If I told you you could have great-looking skin by eating skin cream, you'd think I was crazy, but that's exactly what dentists are telling you when they say people should ingest fluoride in order to...

Five-year-old girl dies after dental visit, overdose of sedatives
Published September 28 2006
(NewsTarget) A 5-year-old Chicago girl was sedated during a visit to Little Angel Dental on Saturday and never woke up, according to a hospital official at Children's Memorial Hospital in...

Dentistry Study Shows Black Tea Reduces Plaque, Resulting in Fewer Cavities; Medical Research Suggests Tea Protects Against Heart Disease and Cancer (press release)
Published July 31 2005
A recent Chicago College of Dentistry study showed that people who rinsed their mouths with black tea multiple times a day had less plaque buildup than those who rinsed with water. "Polyphenols in tea...

Fluoride use in dentistry may be unethical, Australian scientist says; chemical regarded as toxic across Europe
Published February 16 2005
An Australian scientist says fluoride's use in dentistry may be unethical. The expert notes that across Europe, many health care officials regard fluoride as a serious toxin and have discontinued its...

FDA advisory panel says agency's decision on mercury fillings was "not reasonable"
Published September 11 2006
(NewsTarget) -- A panel of government health advisors voted last week to reject the findings of a recent Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report that concluded mercury amalgam dental fillings are...

Dentistry scams exposed: Mercury fillings and unnecessary dental surgery
Published June 9 2006
Modern dentistry is a curious branch of conventional medicine, and like much of conventional medicine, it offers a strange mixture of both helping people (improving dental health) while harming them...

Solving The Pain Puzzle (press release)
Published July 26 2005
What do headaches, congestion in the ears, limited jaw opening, joint problems, clicking or popping, numbness in fingers tips, pain behind the eyes, difficulty swallowing all have in common? A cure!...

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Do Antidepressants Cure or Create Abnormal Brain States? (PLoS Medicine)
Published June 12 2006
Editor's note: This is a technical article reprinted, with permission, from the PLoS Medicine Journal (a peer-reviewed, open-access medical journal that's bucking the system by daring to print the...

Brain health dramatically improved by intake of omega-3 fatty acids and fish oils
Published January 2 2006
It's no secret that long-term diet and nutrition choices have an effect on the way we look and feel; but new studies show that nutrition can also affect the way we think. As it turns out,...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

Treat depression with vitamins, herbs and supplements
Published September 14 2005
Experts have found that many food allergies and other nutritional deficiencies could cause depression. The most serious depression could be caused by an insensitivity to glucose or impaired tolerance...

Depression and mental disorders can be prevented and treated with simple healing foods
Published April 7 2005
A new study published in the February 15, 2005 issue of Biological Psychiatry shows that certain foods are better at treating depression than antidepressant drugs. The study found that omega-3 fatty...

Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans - interview with Robert Whitaker
Published August 27 2005
The following is a Street Spirit interview with Robert Whitaker, author of Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and the Enduring Mistreatment of the Mentally Ill. It is reprinted here with...

Study shows strong link between obesity and depression (press release)
Published September 6 2006
There is a strong link between obesity and mood and anxiety disorders, especially among Caucasian Americans and those with more education and higher income, according to an analysis conducted by...

Diabetics have increased risk of depression, says study
Published May 5 2005
A recent study has found that diabetics are more prone to depression than non-diabetics and depressed diabetics are more likely to die within a 10-year period and depressed non-diabetics. Researchers...

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Do Antidepressants Cure or Create Abnormal Brain States? (PLoS Medicine)
Published June 12 2006
Editor's note: This is a technical article reprinted, with permission, from the PLoS Medicine Journal (a peer-reviewed, open-access medical journal that's bucking the system by daring to print the...

Brain health dramatically improved by intake of omega-3 fatty acids and fish oils
Published January 2 2006
It's no secret that long-term diet and nutrition choices have an effect on the way we look and feel; but new studies show that nutrition can also affect the way we think. As it turns out,...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

Treat depression with vitamins, herbs and supplements
Published September 14 2005
Experts have found that many food allergies and other nutritional deficiencies could cause depression. The most serious depression could be caused by an insensitivity to glucose or impaired tolerance...

Depression and mental disorders can be prevented and treated with simple healing foods
Published April 7 2005
A new study published in the February 15, 2005 issue of Biological Psychiatry shows that certain foods are better at treating depression than antidepressant drugs. The study found that omega-3 fatty...

Psychiatric Drugs: Chemical Warfare on Humans - interview with Robert Whitaker
Published August 27 2005
The following is a Street Spirit interview with Robert Whitaker, author of Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and the Enduring Mistreatment of the Mentally Ill. It is reprinted here with...

Study shows strong link between obesity and depression (press release)
Published September 6 2006
There is a strong link between obesity and mood and anxiety disorders, especially among Caucasian Americans and those with more education and higher income, according to an analysis conducted by...

Diabetics have increased risk of depression, says study
Published May 5 2005
A recent study has found that diabetics are more prone to depression than non-diabetics and depressed diabetics are more likely to die within a 10-year period and depressed non-diabetics. Researchers...

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New desalination technology converts sea water into fresh water at lower cost
Published November 10 2006
(NewsTarget) UCLA researchers from the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science announced earlier this week the development of new reverse osmosis (RO) technology that could boost...

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DHEA for weight loss: miracle drug or unproven experiment?
Published June 27 2005
In a study exploring DHEA-replacement therapy as a weight loss technique, researchers gave test animals large doses of both DHEA and the drug fenfluramine. According to Dr. Ray Sahelian's DHEA: A...

DHEA as cancer fighter
Published August 2 2005
DHEA's ability to increase libido, burn fat and slow the aging process may be reason enough to consider taking the supplement. But in addition to those, DHEA could also help you prevent and fight...

Dietary supplement DHEA could be effective treatment for depression
Published February 14 2005
An over-the-counter dietary supplement known as DHEA may be good for treating depression, particularly the mid-life blues, one new study concludes. The study compared groups of middle-aged...

DHEA hormone supplementation reduces abdominal fat, improves glucose tolerance with no side effects
Published November 24 2004
In a six-month study of elderly people, researches found that the hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) significantly reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin action. This finding suggests DHEA...

Low DHEA levels linked to loss of libido in women
Published July 21 2004
DHEA has traditionally been used as a nutritional supplement for men, but new research shows it may also benefit women. New findings reveal that low levels of DHEA are associated with loss of sexual...

Low libido in women found to be caused by DHEA deficiency, not low testosterone
Published June 21 2004
New research is blowing away an accepted medical "truth" -- that low testosterone is to blame for women's lack of sexual drive. But it turns out that DHEA levels may be to blame, and that means...

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DHEA for weight loss: miracle drug or unproven experiment?
Published June 27 2005
In a study exploring DHEA-replacement therapy as a weight loss technique, researchers gave test animals large doses of both DHEA and the drug fenfluramine. According to Dr. Ray Sahelian's DHEA: A...

DHEA as cancer fighter
Published August 2 2005
DHEA's ability to increase libido, burn fat and slow the aging process may be reason enough to consider taking the supplement. But in addition to those, DHEA could also help you prevent and fight...

Dietary supplement DHEA could be effective treatment for depression
Published February 14 2005
An over-the-counter dietary supplement known as DHEA may be good for treating depression, particularly the mid-life blues, one new study concludes. The study compared groups of middle-aged...

DHEA hormone supplementation reduces abdominal fat, improves glucose tolerance with no side effects
Published November 24 2004
In a six-month study of elderly people, researches found that the hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) significantly reduced abdominal fat and improved insulin action. This finding suggests DHEA...

Low DHEA levels linked to loss of libido in women
Published July 21 2004
DHEA has traditionally been used as a nutritional supplement for men, but new research shows it may also benefit women. New findings reveal that low levels of DHEA are associated with loss of sexual...

Low libido in women found to be caused by DHEA deficiency, not low testosterone
Published June 21 2004
New research is blowing away an accepted medical "truth" -- that low testosterone is to blame for women's lack of sexual drive. But it turns out that DHEA levels may be to blame, and that means...

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American Diabetes Association peddling nutritional nonsense while accepting money from manufacturer of candy and sodas
Published June 1 2005
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently announced a three-year, multi-million dollar alliance with Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB) to help combat obesity and diabetes in America...

Diabetes and Hispanic Americans: more than just genetics
Published June 27 2005
Roughly 41.3 million people in the United States today are Hispanic. That breaks down to one in every seven people. Hispanic Americans represent the second-largest and fastest-growing minority group...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

New study seeks to lower diabetes risk in youth (press release)
Published October 17 2006
As schools across the country reopen their doors this fall, hundreds of sixth graders in 42 middle schools will begin taking part in a study sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people...

Natural breakthrough for blood sugar control: Glucotor supplement clinically proven to reduce blood sugar as well as diabetes drugs, without the side effects
Published June 1 2006
When I first heard the news about the clinical results of Jon Barron's Glucotor formula, I was ecstatic. Having interviewed Jon Barron several times and recommended many of his products, I know that...

Study Shows New Non-Invasive Device Screens Diabetes Better Than Fasting Plasma Glucose Test (press release)
Published June 22 2006
WASHINGTON, DC -- Researchers reported a new non-invasive technology that uses fluorescent light to detect the presence of abnormal concentrations of diabetes-related biological markers found in skin...

Study finds 1 in 523 children and adolescents have diabetes (press release)
Published November 20 2006
About one in every 523 children and adolescents in the United States had physician-diagnosed diabetes in 2001, according to estimates from a major national study called SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth....

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American Diabetes Association peddling nutritional nonsense while accepting money from manufacturer of candy and sodas
Published June 1 2005
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently announced a three-year, multi-million dollar alliance with Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB) to help combat obesity and diabetes in America...

Diabetes and Hispanic Americans: more than just genetics
Published June 27 2005
Roughly 41.3 million people in the United States today are Hispanic. That breaks down to one in every seven people. Hispanic Americans represent the second-largest and fastest-growing minority group...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

New study seeks to lower diabetes risk in youth (press release)
Published October 17 2006
As schools across the country reopen their doors this fall, hundreds of sixth graders in 42 middle schools will begin taking part in a study sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people...

Natural breakthrough for blood sugar control: Glucotor supplement clinically proven to reduce blood sugar as well as diabetes drugs, without the side effects
Published June 1 2006
When I first heard the news about the clinical results of Jon Barron's Glucotor formula, I was ecstatic. Having interviewed Jon Barron several times and recommended many of his products, I know that...

Study Shows New Non-Invasive Device Screens Diabetes Better Than Fasting Plasma Glucose Test (press release)
Published June 22 2006
WASHINGTON, DC -- Researchers reported a new non-invasive technology that uses fluorescent light to detect the presence of abnormal concentrations of diabetes-related biological markers found in skin...

Study finds 1 in 523 children and adolescents have diabetes (press release)
Published November 20 2006
About one in every 523 children and adolescents in the United States had physician-diagnosed diabetes in 2001, according to estimates from a major national study called SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth....

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American Diabetes Association peddling nutritional nonsense while accepting money from manufacturer of candy and sodas
Published June 1 2005
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently announced a three-year, multi-million dollar alliance with Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB) to help combat obesity and diabetes in America...

Diabetes and Hispanic Americans: more than just genetics
Published June 27 2005
Roughly 41.3 million people in the United States today are Hispanic. That breaks down to one in every seven people. Hispanic Americans represent the second-largest and fastest-growing minority group...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

New study seeks to lower diabetes risk in youth (press release)
Published October 17 2006
As schools across the country reopen their doors this fall, hundreds of sixth graders in 42 middle schools will begin taking part in a study sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of people...

Natural breakthrough for blood sugar control: Glucotor supplement clinically proven to reduce blood sugar as well as diabetes drugs, without the side effects
Published June 1 2006
When I first heard the news about the clinical results of Jon Barron's Glucotor formula, I was ecstatic. Having interviewed Jon Barron several times and recommended many of his products, I know that...

Study Shows New Non-Invasive Device Screens Diabetes Better Than Fasting Plasma Glucose Test (press release)
Published June 22 2006
WASHINGTON, DC -- Researchers reported a new non-invasive technology that uses fluorescent light to detect the presence of abnormal concentrations of diabetes-related biological markers found in skin...

Study finds 1 in 523 children and adolescents have diabetes (press release)
Published November 20 2006
About one in every 523 children and adolescents in the United States had physician-diagnosed diabetes in 2001, according to estimates from a major national study called SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth....

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American Diabetes Association peddling nutritional nonsense while accepting money from manufacturer of candy and sodas
Published June 1 2005
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently announced a three-year, multi-million dollar alliance with Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB) to help combat obesity and diabetes in America...

Diabetes and Hispanic Americans: more than just genetics
Published June 27 2005
Roughly 41.3 million people in the United States today are Hispanic. That breaks down to one in every seven people. Hispanic Americans represent the second-largest and fastest-growing minority group...

Antidepressants Associated With Increased Risk of Diabetes in Pre-Diabetics (press release)
Published August 28 2006
The use of antidepressant drugs was associated with a significantly increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people who were already at greater risk of the disease – and this effect was not...

New study seeks to lower diabetes risk in youth (press release)
Published October 17 2006
As schools across the country reopen their doors this fall, hundreds of sixth graders in 42 middle schools will begin taking part in a study sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of...

Natural breakthrough for blood sugar control: Glucotor supplement clinically proven to reduce blood sugar as well as diabetes drugs, without the side effects
Published June 1 2006
When I first heard the news about the clinical results of Jon Barron's Glucotor formula, I was ecstatic. Having interviewed Jon Barron several times and recommended many of his products, I know that...

Study Shows New Non-Invasive Device Screens Diabetes Better Than Fasting Plasma Glucose Test (press release)
Published June 22 2006
WASHINGTON, DC -- Researchers reported a new non-invasive technology that uses fluorescent light to detect the presence of abnormal concentrations of diabetes-related biological markers found in...

Study finds 1 in 523 children and adolescents have diabetes (press release)
Published November 20 2006
About one in every 523 children and adolescents in the United States had physician-diagnosed diabetes in 2001, according to estimates from a major national study called SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth....

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Santa Claus turns to nutritional therapies to beat type-2 diabetes before Christmas
Published December 11 2006
Earlier this month, Santa Claus went public with his diagnosis of type-2 diabetes and asked for the help of nutritionists to teach him how to overcome the blood sugar disorder before Christmas....

Santa Claus diagnosed with type-2 diabetes; seeks nutritional solution in time for Christmas
Published December 4 2006
What's Christmas without leaving those green-glittered cookies for Santa Claus? Well, all those sweets have a hefty price tag. Today, NewsTarget has learned that the jovial, rotund Mr. Claus has been...

Santa Claus boosts exercise habit to beat type-2 diabetes before Christmas
Published December 15 2006
Earlier this month, Santa Claus was diagnosed with type-2 diabetes. By working with a team of top nutritionists, he has already improved his diet by eliminating foods and beverages that promote...

Double diabetes is a growing health threat among U.S. adults and children
Published December 14 2006
(NewsTarget) The obesity epidemic in the United States affects an estimated 20.8 million members of the population, and has become so widespread, doctors are now seeing patients with both type 1 and...

Green tea extract may help prevent type-2 diabetes through improved glucose tolerance
Published October 10 2006
(NewsTarget) A new study by DSM Nutritional Products shows that epigallocatechin gallate, commonly known as EGCG, improves glucose tolerance in diabetic rodents and could be a positive addition to...

American Diabetes Association receives millions each year from junk food companies, candy manufacturers and pharmaceutical firms
Published November 27 2006
(NewsTarget) The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently rewrote its guidelines on accepting corporate sponsorships from companies that sell unhealthy foods in an effort to appear unbiased, but...

Global diabetes epidemic threatens to destroy indigenous populations
Published November 14 2006
(NewsTarget) The global epidemic of diabetes could eventually wipe out indigenous populations around the world, according to experts at an international diabetes conference in...

Diabetes hits poor the hardest, report reveals
Published November 14 2006
(NewsTarget) According to a new report entitled "Diabetes and the Disadvantaged: Reducing Health Inequalities in the U.K.," not only are roughly 3 million people expected to suffer from type 2...

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American Diabetes Association peddling nutritional nonsense while accepting money from manufacturer of candy and sodas
Published June 1 2005
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recently announced a three-year, multi-million dollar alliance with Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages (CSAB) to help combat obesity and diabetes in America...

White flour contains diabetes-causing contaminant alloxan
Published June 2 2005
You may want to think twice before eating your next sandwich on white bread. Studies show that alloxan, the chemical that makes white flour look "clean" and "beautiful," destroys the beta cells of...

Diabetics have increased risk of depression, says study
Published May 5 2005
A recent study has found that diabetics are more prone to depression than non-diabetics and depressed diabetics are more likely to die within a 10-year period and depressed non-diabetics. Researchers...

Pine tree bark extract reduces diabetic leg ulcers (press release)
Published October 24 2006
According to the Center of Disease Control, one out of six diabetics will require an amputation (below the knee) during their lifetime. A study published in the July journal of Clinical and...

Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and type II diabetes
Published July 7 2005
Sugar and refined carbohydrates are undeniably linked to diabetes. Researchers around the world have come to the conclusion that the consumption of refined sugar is detrimental to the health of...

Diabetic women have higher risk for urinary tract infections, study shows
Published April 18 2005
Women with diabetes have about an 80 percent greater chance than others of developing a urinary tract infection in late in life, a new study shows. The study tracked 218 women ages 55-75 for four...

Diabetic foot wounds lead to 80,000 amputations every year; most amputations are preventable
Published April 4 2005
Loss of sensation in the limbs, especially the feet, is one of the more common complications of diabetes. Because they cannot feel pain in those areas, many diabetics are unaware of the formations of...

New herbal supplement product uses green tea and cinnamon for controlling diabetes
Published July 28 2004
There's a new nutritional supplement available for people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. It's called The Body Rejuvenator, marketed by Lafayette Miracle Solutions. Now, I'm not familiar with this...

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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
Marianne Carter, director of the University of Delaware's Wellness Center, warns about the emptiness of fad diets, which often focus on short-term lifestyle...

Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that the best kept secret of the diet industry is that a successful diet may be accompanied by a range of nutritional deficiencies that can cause hair loss in some...

Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
According to a Swedish study, obesity is treated much more effectively through surgery than by putting people on diets. In fact, gastric surgery led to a 23% weight loss after 2 years and a 16% loss...

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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
Marianne Carter, director of the University of Delaware's Wellness Center, warns about the emptiness of fad diets, which often focus on short-term lifestyle...

Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that the best kept secret of the diet industry is that a successful diet may be accompanied by a range of nutritional deficiencies that can cause hair loss in some...

Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
According to a Swedish study, obesity is treated much more effectively through surgery than by putting people on diets. In fact, gastric surgery led to a 23% weight loss after 2 years and a 16% loss...

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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
Marianne Carter, director of the University of Delaware's Wellness Center, warns about the emptiness of fad diets, which often focus on short-term lifestyle...

Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that the best kept secret of the diet industry is that a successful diet may be accompanied by a range of nutritional deficiencies that can cause hair loss in some...

Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
According to a Swedish study, obesity is treated much more effectively through surgery than by putting people on diets. In fact, gastric surgery led to a 23% weight loss after 2 years and a 16% loss...

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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
Marianne Carter, director of the University of Delaware's Wellness Center, warns about the emptiness of fad diets, which often focus on short-term lifestyle...

Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that the best kept secret of the diet industry is that a successful diet may be accompanied by a range of nutritional deficiencies that can cause hair loss in some...

Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
According to a Swedish study, obesity is treated much more effectively through surgery than by putting people on diets. In fact, gastric surgery led to a 23% weight loss after 2 years and a 16% loss...

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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
Marianne Carter, director of the University of Delaware's Wellness Center, warns about the emptiness of fad diets, which often focus on short-term lifestyle...

Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that the best kept secret of the diet industry is that a successful diet may be accompanied by a range of nutritional deficiencies that can cause hair loss in some...

Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
According to a Swedish study, obesity is treated much more effectively through surgery than by putting people on diets. In fact, gastric surgery led to a 23% weight loss after 2 years and a 16% loss...

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Are you a weight loss / diet pills / liposuction junkie?
Published July 26 2004
It seems that everybody wants to lose weight. But when most people say they want to lose weight, what they really mean is they want to lose weight without altering their current lifestyle. They want...

FDA's relentless assault on diet pills and nutritional supplements puts Metabolife founder in hot seat
Published July 24 2004
If you ever own a nutritional supplements manufacturing company, make sure you never try to interfere with the FDA's oppression of your own products, or you'll be charged with "interfering" with the...

Hoodia gordonii update: Honest sellers, safety information and weight loss realities
Published June 12 2006
I am an outspoken critic of hoodia gordonii scams and con artists, but a supporter of honest nutritional supplements and herbal medicine in general. I've followed this story for almost two years now,...

Losing weight with appetite suppressing drugs, herbs and macronutrients
Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would...

Diet pills make comeback with ephedra-free weight loss supplements
Published May 10 2004
Following the politically movitvated ban on ephedra by the FDA, makers of diet pills and weight loss supplements have been frantically reformulating their products to achieve ephedra-like results....

Ephedra Diet Pills Available Again at WorldClassNutrition.com (press release)
Published July 5 2005
On April 14, a federal Judge in Utah Case #(0.26 0.60 282107 7) reversed the short-lived ban on Ephedra. Also known by its Chinese name “Ma-huang”, ephedra burns fat while you sleep and gives you the...

Diet pills consumed in large quantities by teen girls seeking athletic look
Published July 8 2004
Diet pills are now being consumed by an alarming number of teenagers -- both girls and boys -- in an attempt to achieve an athletic body look without actually having to engage in sports. A frightening...

The Palm Springs Diet Promises to Help You Lose Weight, But Does It Really Work?
Published August 6 2004
Following the popularity of the Hamptons Diet and the South Beach Diet, a new diet product is emerging on the market called the Palm Springs Diet. This isn't a book, but rather a product that promises...

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Are you a weight loss / diet pills / liposuction junkie?
Published July 26 2004
It seems that everybody wants to lose weight. But when most people say they want to lose weight, what they really mean is they want to lose weight without altering their current lifestyle. They want...

FDA's relentless assault on diet pills and nutritional supplements puts Metabolife founder in hot seat
Published July 24 2004
If you ever own a nutritional supplements manufacturing company, make sure you never try to interfere with the FDA's oppression of your own products, or you'll be charged with "interfering" with the...

Hoodia gordonii update: Honest sellers, safety information and weight loss realities
Published June 12 2006
I am an outspoken critic of hoodia gordonii scams and con artists, but a supporter of honest nutritional supplements and herbal medicine in general. I've followed this story for almost two years now,...

Losing weight with appetite suppressing drugs, herbs and macronutrients
Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would...

Diet pills make comeback with ephedra-free weight loss supplements
Published May 10 2004
Following the politically movitvated ban on ephedra by the FDA, makers of diet pills and weight loss supplements have been frantically reformulating their products to achieve ephedra-like results....

Ephedra Diet Pills Available Again at WorldClassNutrition.com (press release)
Published July 5 2005
On April 14, a federal Judge in Utah Case #(0.26 0.60 282107 7) reversed the short-lived ban on Ephedra. Also known by its Chinese name “Ma-huang”, ephedra burns fat while you sleep and gives you the...

Diet pills consumed in large quantities by teen girls seeking athletic look
Published July 8 2004
Diet pills are now being consumed by an alarming number of teenagers -- both girls and boys -- in an attempt to achieve an athletic body look without actually having to engage in sports. A frightening...

The Palm Springs Diet Promises to Help You Lose Weight, But Does It Really Work?
Published August 6 2004
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Are you a weight loss / diet pills / liposuction junkie?
Published July 26 2004
It seems that everybody wants to lose weight. But when most people say they want to lose weight, what they really mean is they want to lose weight without altering their current lifestyle. They want...

FDA's relentless assault on diet pills and nutritional supplements puts Metabolife founder in hot seat
Published July 24 2004
If you ever own a nutritional supplements manufacturing company, make sure you never try to interfere with the FDA's oppression of your own products, or you'll be charged with "interfering" with the...

Hoodia gordonii update: Honest sellers, safety information and weight loss realities
Published June 12 2006
I am an outspoken critic of hoodia gordonii scams and con artists, but a supporter of honest nutritional supplements and herbal medicine in general. I've followed this story for almost two years now,...

Losing weight with appetite suppressing drugs, herbs and macronutrients
Published July 6 2005
Are you trying to lose weight? If so, let me ask you a question: What would make your weight loss goals easier to achieve? Aside from having those pounds magically melt off, appetite control would...

Diet pills make comeback with ephedra-free weight loss supplements
Published May 10 2004
Following the politically movitvated ban on ephedra by the FDA, makers of diet pills and weight loss supplements have been frantically reformulating their products to achieve ephedra-like results....

Ephedra Diet Pills Available Again at WorldClassNutrition.com (press release)
Published July 5 2005
On April 14, a federal Judge in Utah Case #(0.26 0.60 282107 7) reversed the short-lived ban on Ephedra. Also known by its Chinese name “Ma-huang”, ephedra burns fat while you sleep and gives you the...

Diet pills consumed in large quantities by teen girls seeking athletic look
Published July 8 2004
Diet pills are now being consumed by an alarming number of teenagers -- both girls and boys -- in an attempt to achieve an athletic body look without actually having to engage in sports. A frightening...

The Palm Springs Diet Promises to Help You Lose Weight, But Does It Really Work?
Published August 6 2004
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Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,...

Yo-yo dieting weakens immune system, says study
Published July 20 2004
Bouncing between weight loss and weight gain wreaks havoc on the immune system, says new research. NK cell activity dropped as much as 30%, and the negative health effects of yo-yo dieting lingered...

Dieting does not cause depression, study shows
Published December 13 2004

Kids start dieting at shockingly young age
Published September 4 2004
A recent study conducted on sophomores in California found that over 60% have tried to lose weight by dieting. The majority of the respondents were girls, but nearly 36% of boys had also tried...

Many Britons have a dieting obsession, study shows; weight loss hard to accomplish
Published September 24 2004

Trendy dieting often leaves consumers without a long-term health plan
Published February 15 2006
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Dieting may cause more than just weight loss; your hair could be next
Published September 26 2005
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Gastric surgery is much better than dieting for helping people lose weight
Published January 19 2005
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Product Review: Fiberzon combines cleansing fiber with medicinal rainforest herbs to offer potent digestive health formula
Published April 8 2005
I've been using psyllium husk as a fiber supplement for many years. To use it, you simply put a tablespoon of psyllium husk powder into a tall glass of water, stir it quickly and chug it down before...

Probiotics, or friendly bacteria, can help fight digestive tract problems
Published April 26 2005
Unlike the harmful bacteria sometimes found in food that can cause a host of health problems; probiotics, found in yogurt and certain other foods, have proven to be extremely effective in avoiding...

Pet health supplements, disease prevention and miracle pet cures: an exclusive interview with Dr. Lisa Newman, formulator of the Azmira Holistic Pet Care products (part 4 of 4)
Published December 18 2005
Mike: Let's talk about supplements for a minute. You have a line of supplements. What is unique and interesting about these supplements? Newman: First of all, we have the most...

Healthy food for pets: Dr. Lisa Newman reveals the pet health-enhancing ingredients in Azmira Holistic Animal Care products (part 2 of 4)
Published December 21 2005
Mike: Let's talk about what's in your pet food, the Azmira Holistic Animal Care products. I found this product in the local health food store, and I was buying it before I even met you or...

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Digital cameras are good for the environment
Published February 1 2005
As we consider the digital camera revolution that has taken place over the last decade, most people think about it in terms of enhanced benefits for consumers. We can take a lot more pictures at much...

Digital cameras outstrip film models for second year
Published January 18 2005
Digital cameras continue their ascendance over older film technology, according to the Photo Marketing Association. Americans bought 700 million rolls of film in 2004 – but that number has been...

Some analysts predict decline in digital camera sales
Published June 12 2005
The price and complexity of digital cameras, combined with competition from cell phone cameras, have some analysts predicting sales for digital cameras will drop significantly by 2007. Christopher...

Finding the right battery for your digital camera is vital because of the power that digital cameras draw
Published February 4 2005
Digital cameras' power demands can quickly drain batteries, which means that you need to find batteries that will stand up to the rigors of these hungry devices. Alkaline batteries can quickly be...

Simple, cheap digital cameras still have advantages over high-end models
Published February 1 2005
Small, inexpensive, and generally lacking in features, simple digital cameras nonetheless maintain a strong position in the marketplace for a single reason: people want them. With a resolution of...

Digital cameras revolutionizing the 165 year old photography industry; amateurs now capable of professional results
Published January 24 2005
United States consumers bought twice as many digital cameras as conventional film cameras last year. And, with cameras fast becoming a standard feature of cell phones, digital photography seems to...

Binoculars equipped with digital cameras lack picture quality, says New York Times reviewer
Published April 6 2005
The Bushnell Instant Replay and Compact Instant Replay, the Celestron VistaPix and the Meade CaptureView CV-4 are the latest entrants in the hybrid gadget market. They are binoculars with built-in...

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Garlic reveals range of healthful benefits
Published February 9 2005
A group of researchers recently put garlic to the test. They wanted to separate fact from fiction in the common ideas about the plant. Among other things, the researchers say, garlic is not an...

From Ancient Egypt to Your Dinner Plate...Garlic: It's Good for You! (press release)
Published August 15 2006
Garlic, recognized for its healing powers in ancient times, is now being rediscovered by medical scientists, who have new evidence of its efficacy against cancer and heart disease. Dr. Richard...

2005 World Garlic Symposium to Focus on Significance of Garlic and its Constituents in Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease (press release)
Published June 1 2005
Several of the world's top-level scientists will gather in Washington D.C. this April for the 2005 Garlic Symposium, entitled, "Significance of Garlic and its Constituents in Cancer and...

Use of Aged Garlic Extract as a complementary medicine benefiting cardiovascular patients to be presented to international audience at WorldNutra 2003 (press release)
Published June 1 2005
Results of several recent clinical research studies suggest that people at risk of heart disease may improve their cardiovascular health by taking an Aged Garlic Extract. The results are to be...

New Studies Reveal How Crushed Garlic Is Good For The Heart
Published November 16 2007
(NewsTarget) Ever wondered what gives you the bad breath after eating garlic? Well it’s a substance called Allicin and when digested, it causes blood cells to release sulphur compounds and...

Everyday herbs prove to be convenient healers; garlic proves itself against cancer and cholesterol
Published May 25 2004
Even familiar herbs offer potent healing abilities: garlic, parsley, sage, ginger, basil and rosemary all offer positive healing effects without the dangerous negative side effects often...

Interview with David Wolfe on raw foods, the bird flu and herbal healing
Published March 8 2006
Mike: Today we're talking with David Wolfe. How are you doing today? Wolfe: I'm having the best day ever, by far. How are you doing?

Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too....

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Technology advances in harvesting gas hydrates would mean massive geopolitical power shift away from the Middle East
Published February 3 2004
Gas hydrates are frozen bundles of energy located at the bottom of the oceans of the Northern regions of the world. This article explores the scientific challenge of making gas hydrates a...

Enormous supply of clean hydrogen fuel can now be tapped for the hydrogen economy
Published January 17 2004
This is a seemingly insignificant news story, but don't let appearances fool you: this is in fact one of the most important news items of the year, with enormous long term ramifications. You see,...

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Technology advances in harvesting gas hydrates would mean massive geopolitical power shift away from the Middle East
Published February 3 2004
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Enormous supply of clean hydrogen fuel can now be tapped for the hydrogen economy
Published January 17 2004
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Gene therapy and genetic engineering: the future of medicine?
Published May 19 2005
Is gene therapy the next wave in medicine? As the age of chemical-based medicine is now thoroughly discredited (prescription drugs are toxic, haven't you heard?), and drug companies are losing both...

The Top Ten Technologies: #7: Genetic Engineering of Humans
Published July 14 2004
One of the greatest problems facing our civilization goes largely unnoticed. The problem is that we, as human beings, are haphazard creations designed to thrive and reproduce in an environment that...

GM grass escapes into the wild, may overtake natural species
Published August 28 2006
(NewsTarget) A team of EPA researchers reports in the upcoming journal Molecular Ecology that a form of transgenic grass bred for use on golf courses spread to the wild, where it was recently found up...

Genetic Engineering Opponents Gather in Philadelphia to Reject Corporate Abuse of Food, Medicine and Defense (press release)
Published June 22 2005
From June 17-21 people from across the country and overseas will converge on Philadelphia to show their opposition to health care profiteering, bio-weapons proliferation, and poorly tested, unlabeled...

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Global warming will directly impact childrens' health with increase in fevers, emergency visits
Published March 19 2007
A new report suggests global warming causes an increase in fevers among kids during the hottest days of the year. Researchers from the University of Sydney have monitored the first study that...

Global Warming Threatens Coastal Fishing (press release)
Published August 1 2006
Many of Florida’s coastal bays and estuaries will be inundated by 2100 due to sea-level rise from global warming, making the “Fishing Capital of the World” uninhabitable by some of Florida’s most...

Coming global warming will cause climate zone migration, species extinction
Published September 5 2007
(NewsTarget) By the year 2100, global warming likely will cause the extinction of numerous species by eliminating the climate zones in which they are able to live, according to study published in the...

Virgin Group CEO offers $25 million prize to solve global warming challenge
Published February 12 2007
(NewsTarget) British billionaire Richard Branson revealed on Friday that he is offering $25 million to anyone who can create a technology that will clean out greenhouse gasses from the...

Global warming blamed for droughts in Utah
Published October 16 2005
Utah saw its first snowfall approaching "normal" last winter, but it has been seven years since the state has seen that level of snowfall, and a Rocky Mountain Climate Organization study suggests...

Scientists says rapidly melting ice caps prove global warming is real
Published March 6 2005
Studies examining ocean temperatures and the Arctic ice cap have determined that global warming is real and it is definitely caused by humans. Scientists have built models of other possible...

Ecologists warn about the effects of global warming on biodiversity
Published November 28 2005
The Science Outreach series, organized by Northwestern’s Department of Neurobiology and Physiology, recently discussed the impact of global warming and deforestation on biodiversity....

Al Gore criticized for eating meat diet that contributes to global warming
Published October 8 2007
(NewsTarget) People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and other animal rights groups have criticized former Vice President Al Gore for ignoring the effects of industrial meat production in...

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Global warming will directly impact childrens' health with increase in fevers, emergency visits
Published March 19 2007
A new report suggests global warming causes an increase in fevers among kids during the hottest days of the year. Researchers from the University of Sydney have monitored the first study that...

Global Warming Threatens Coastal Fishing (press release)
Published August 1 2006
Many of Florida’s coastal bays and estuaries will be inundated by 2100 due to sea-level rise from global warming, making the “Fishing Capital of the World” uninhabitable by some of Florida’s most...

Coming global warming will cause climate zone migration, species extinction
Published September 5 2007
(NewsTarget) By the year 2100, global warming likely will cause the extinction of numerous species by eliminating the climate zones in which they are able to live, according to study published in the...

Virgin Group CEO offers $25 million prize to solve global warming challenge
Published February 12 2007
(NewsTarget) British billionaire Richard Branson revealed on Friday that he is offering $25 million to anyone who can create a technology that will clean out greenhouse gasses from the...

Global warming blamed for droughts in Utah
Published October 16 2005
Utah saw its first snowfall approaching "normal" last winter, but it has been seven years since the state has seen that level of snowfall, and a Rocky Mountain Climate Organization study suggests...

Scientists says rapidly melting ice caps prove global warming is real
Published March 6 2005
Studies examining ocean temperatures and the Arctic ice cap have determined that global warming is real and it is definitely caused by humans. Scientists have built models of other possible...

Ecologists warn about the effects of global warming on biodiversity
Published November 28 2005
The Science Outreach series, organized by Northwestern’s Department of Neurobiology and Physiology, recently discussed the impact of global warming and deforestation on biodiversity....

Al Gore criticized for eating meat diet that contributes to global warming
Published October 8 2007
(NewsTarget) People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and other animal rights groups have criticized former Vice President Al Gore for ignoring the effects of industrial meat production in...

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Glucosamine and chondroitin may help fight osteoarthritis
Published April 13 2005
Many people who suffer from osteoarthritis take supplements containing glucosamine and chondroitin to fight the pain associated with the disease, but medical researchers are torn on their...

Health Roundup: Side effects, generic drugs and glucosamine sleight of hand (satire)
Published March 10 2006
Following the well-publicized fact that anti-inflammatory prescription drugs have killed at least 60,000 Americans, and that NSAIDs (over-the-counter painkillers) kill at least another 16,500 each...

Two dietary supplements shown to relieve knee pain
Published December 12 2005
At the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology, research was presented that confirmed the effectiveness of dietary supplements glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate in relieving knee...

University of Arizona study examines natural alternatives to arthritis drugs
Published December 14 2005
Dr. Jeffrey Lisse, interim director of the Arizona Arthritis Center, talks about the findings of a recent study that compared placebo effects to those produced by glucosamine and chondroitin,...

Interview with Michael T. Murray, ND - natural alternatives to Vioxx
Published June 14 2005
Mike: Today I’m here with Dr. Michael T Murray [author of the Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine and many other books on naturopathic healing], and I want to ask you about the current...

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Glucosamine and chondroitin may help fight osteoarthritis
Published April 13 2005
Many people who suffer from osteoarthritis take supplements containing glucosamine and chondroitin to fight the pain associated with the disease, but medical researchers are torn on their...

Health Roundup: Side effects, generic drugs and glucosamine sleight of hand (satire)
Published March 10 2006
Following the well-publicized fact that anti-inflammatory prescription drugs have killed at least 60,000 Americans, and that NSAIDs (over-the-counter painkillers) kill at least another 16,500 each...

Two dietary supplements shown to relieve knee pain
Published December 12 2005
At the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology, research was presented that confirmed the effectiveness of dietary supplements glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate in relieving knee...

University of Arizona study examines natural alternatives to arthritis drugs
Published December 14 2005
Dr. Jeffrey Lisse, interim director of the Arizona Arthritis Center, talks about the findings of a recent study that compared placebo effects to those produced by glucosamine and chondroitin,...

Interview with Michael T. Murray, ND - natural alternatives to Vioxx
Published June 14 2005
Mike: Today I’m here with Dr. Michael T Murray [author of the Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine and many other books on naturopathic healing], and I want to ask you about the current...

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Trim Spa weight loss supplement is formulated with effective ingredients
Published March 1 2005
By now, virtually everyone in the world has heard about the weight loss supplement called Trim Spa. You may be wondering, is this the real thing? Does it really work? Anna Nicole lost 60 or 70 pounds...

Glycemic index may be helpful in low-carb eating; index ranks various types of carbohydrates
Published February 28 2005
Dieters have begun watching their carbohydrates using a food table that was designed for diabetics in mind. Experts are divided on whether non-diabetics should use the glycemic index to design diets,...

Glycemic index may be next trend in dieting
Published April 14 2005
Although low-carb diets such as the Atkins diet and the South Beach diet are fading in popularity, one of their underlying concepts is gaining new currency among dieters: the glycemic index, a...

Opinion: Ensure is primarily sugar water, marketed with misleading statements that deceive consumers
Published December 5 2004
When I'm out shopping for groceries, I see lots of people purchasing bottles of Ensure. Typically they are older people, and they are buying it by the cartload, it seems. The front label of the...

Low glycemic index carbohydrates still support steady weight loss efforts
Published September 4 2004

Low glycemic index diets met with praise from healthcare professionals
Published May 26 2005
Scientists have found that including one extra low glycemic index food per meal helps lower blood sugar, thereby slightly lowering the chances of diabetes. The British Dietetic Association warned of...

New research shows cancer caused by carbohydrates, sugars, white flour, and corn syrup
Published August 8 2004
A new study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Mile Markers, and Prevention is presenting evidence of the link between the consumption of refined carbohydrates and cancer. This...

Keep glycemic index of foods low to bolster cardiovascular health, says study
Published July 25 2006
(NewsTarget) Australian researchers recently reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine that a diet rich in low-glycemic carbohydrates leads to lower levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol. A...

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Goji berries: What you need to know about this superfood
Published October 2 2007
(NewsTarget) Goji berries, goji juice, and snack bars and other products containing goji berries have become increasing popular over the past two years or so. Part of this is because some celebrities...

Goji Berries Impart New Vigor In Your Daily Life (press release)
Published August 2 2006
The modern day executives are always tired with all the stress and running around that forms an essential part of their lives. This causes early aging and reduced energy levels for everything....

Goji Berries US Introduces Seaweed Fertilizer (press release)
Published July 10 2006
Goji Berries Inc.(http://www.gojiberries.us) announced today that it now carries seaweed fertilizer, a valuable addition to an organic garden. Seaweed fertilizer imparts new life to the soil stripped...

Interview: Zach Adelman and Navitas Naturals discuss maca, cacao, Incan berries and goji berries
Published November 20 2006
Mike: Hi, everyone. Let me introduce Zach Adelman from Navitas Naturals Company. Navitas Naturals offers maca powder, cacao powder, golden power Incan berries and Goji berries, which are all...

Superfoods under attack: UK's Food Standards Agency threatens to stop sale of goji berries
Published March 5 2007
(NewsTarget) The new hot superfood, goji berries, may be pulled from the British market if it cannot be shown that the berries are approved for consumption by European Union food standards, according...

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Arial Software releases new version of Email Marketing Director with click-based unsubscribe feature thought impossible to achieve in desktop software (press release)
Published June 16 2005
Arial Software has done something previously thought impossible for desktop email campaign software. It has released its best-selling Email Marketing Director software with a professional...

New email marketing software designed for marketers, not technical users
Published July 19 2004
A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to...

Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
Published March 15 2006
Mike: Today we are speaking with Ralph Wilson, a globally recognized authority on web marketing and e-commerce. He is the author of hundreds of articles, e-books and newsletter issues all found...

Email marketing service provider Listrak spams president of permission-based email software company with unsolicited commercial email
Published March 24 2005
I had to share this one with you, folks. If you laugh as hard as I did, this will make your day. As many readers of this site know, in addition to writing these feature articles, I'm also the...

New version of Email Marketing Director from Arial Software improves built-in customer list handling ability (press release)
Published June 16 2005
The latest version of Arial Software's easy-to-use professional email marketing software has improved its database functions for easier list handling. Database improvements to Email Marketing...

Responsible email marketing requires attention to guidelines
Published October 5 2004

Campaign Enterprise 9 helps email marketing managers organize more email campaigns in less time: Arial Software
Published February 15 2005
Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and navigational...

Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
Published August 17 2005
Summary: The latest book from Arial Software CEO Mike Adams explores the next wave of permission email marketing, revealing the strategies that savvy companies will employ to take their...

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Plant-based fats inhibit cancer and prevent both breast cancer and prostate cancer
Published November 23 2003
Those who say all fats are bad for you are, of course, dangerously incorrect. As it turns out, plant-based fats are powerful cancer fighters, and even saturated fats from plant sources are now being...

Conjugated Linoleic Acid for weight loss: it's no magic diet pill
Published July 29 2005
America is known for its stars and stripes, the Statue of Liberty and… its obesity problem. Obesity problem? Are we an overweight nation? Yes, there are more overweight people in the United States...

MacNut Oil from Nature's Way makes heart-healthy oil available to mainstream grocery shoppers
Published February 15 2005
There's a new product now available at grocery stores that deserves some attention for people who want to be healthy and avoid heart disease. The product is Nature's Way MacNut Oil (macadamia...

Dietary fat is necessary for absorption of vitamins, nutrients and phytochemicals from fruits and vegetables
Published July 28 2004
A fascinating new study published by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that dietary fat is necessary for the absorption of nutrients from fruits and vegetables. In the study, people...

Separating the good fats from the bad fats
Published July 8 2005
While growing numbers of Americans are obese, many are taking charge of their diets and decreasing fat and sugar intake, but it is important to remember that fat is a major source of energy and that...

Interview: unrefined coconut oil from Quality First International
Published June 7 2005
Steve: I'm speaking to Michael Goodry. He is a national distributor for Quality First International. Is coconut oil your product? Goodry: Yes, we focus on high-quality products,...

Q&A: How to unclog your arteries without surgery or drugs
Published December 5 2004
A reader asks, "How can I unclog my arteries or clean my arteries without surgery?" And, "What are some good heart foods?" First, stop doing the things that gave you atherosclerosis in the...

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How to get your natural health or green living product reviewed or recommended by NewsTarget
Published May 3 2007
Here at NewsTarget, we've openly and independently recommended hundreds of natural health and green living products, all without asking for (or accepting) any money from the companies we publicize....

Natural soap berry laundry detergent co-op buying opportunity announced at NewsTarget.com
Published July 31 2007
This is a rare opportunity to take part in a cooperative product acquisition effort organized by NewsTarget.com and designed to help consumers eliminate the toxic chemicals found in manufactured...

Solar house takes on a temporary resident to test its livability
Published January 30 2007
(NewsTarget) A house powered entirely by solar panels in the Commonwealth of Virginia has a new temporary resident: a state senator. State Sen. Frank Wagner, Virginia Beach-R, moved in on...

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Green Tea as the Alternative Brew Today (press release)
Published April 19 2005
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c15497) has announced the addition of Green Tea 2005 - Strategic Review to their offering. This exploration of the UK's green tea...

Green tea found to have numerous health benefits
Published September 23 2005
In a recent article for Best Syndication, green tea guru Lorraine Bevere reports the "good news" about green tea: It can help reduce cholesterol, risk of cancer and high blood pressure, as well as...

New herbal supplement product uses green tea and cinnamon for controlling diabetes
Published July 28 2004
There's a new nutritional supplement available for people suffering from Type 2 diabetes. It's called The Body Rejuvenator, marketed by Lafayette Miracle Solutions. Now, I'm not familiar with this...

If you want to lose weight, add a green tea supplement to your diet
Published January 27 2005
The hottest news in weight loss appears to be green tea. Green Tea extract contains polyphenols which can help dieters shed pounds. A company called DynaPure Nutrition is offering a green tea...

Green tea enhances endurance, fat burning, study says
Published February 3 2005
Japanese researchers studying the effects of green tea extract on mice have found that the substance significantly improves endurance and athletic performance. The scientists attribute the effect to...

Consumption of green tea associated with reduced mortality in Japanese adults (press release)
Published October 30 2006
Adults in Japan who consumed higher amounts of green tea had a lower risk of death due to all causes and due to cardiovascular disease, according to a study in the September 13 issue of JAMA. But...

Green tea chemical shows protective effect against Huntington's disease
Published September 9 2006
(NewsTarget) -- New research published in the September issue of the journal Human Molecular Genetics has shown that the green tea extract epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) may interfere with the...

Coca-Cola jumps on green tea bandwagon, launches Enviga beverage with negative calorie claims
Published October 12 2006
(NewsTarget) On Wednesday, soft drink giant Coca-Cola announced its new carbonated, "negative-calorie" green tea product Enviga, to be produced in partnership with Nestle. Coca-Cola has said...

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