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Tim O'Shea
Antibiotics really were a miracle drug and they really did save thousands of lives. But that time is coming to an end. The 1990s have brought a resurgence of bacterial and viral diseases, after almost 50 years of complete control over infectious diseases, according to the Apr 94 New England Journal of Medicine. If dissemination of antibiotics had been controlled by scientists instead of by drug reps and doctors and HMO execs, perhaps the epidemic of resistance which has now befallen us... |
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Ralph Moss, PH.D
A new food supplement from Israel targets colon and rectal cancer, as well as ulcerative colitis and other bowel diseases. The product, which has yet to hit the world market, is called Coltect and is a combination of... |
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Preventdisease.com
If you are like most people, you probably haven't spent much time thinking about how much bromine you're absorbing from your car upholstery or your Mountain Dew. But bromine toxicity is a definite danger from some surprising sources, and it can wreak havoc on your health. |
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wholefoods.com
For an after-Thanksgiving tradition, this recipe is a smart and satisfying way to use up all that leftover turkey. This soup is loaded with antioxidant-rich ingredients to help keep you healthy during the stressful holiday season. Enjoy! |
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