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New research shows that vitamin C intravenously for cancer treatments amplifies the effects of conventional cancer therapies, such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy. While oral vitamin C levels give only shallow vitamin C blood levels, intravenous blood vitamin C levels can reach levels

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April 26, 2017

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blood vitamin c level, cancer treatment, catalase, chemotherapy, conventional cancer therapies, human safety studies, hydrogen peroxide, radiotherapy, survival advantage, vitamin c

A psychological study found that there is a strong link between sexual satisfaction and happy relationships. Psychologist Andrea L. Meltzer and colleagues authored this study from the Florida State University. They found that sexual afterglow was the key for a happy relationship. The

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April 19, 2017

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happy relationship, intercourse, married men or women, older single men, partnered men, partnered women, psychological study, sexual afterglow, sexual satisfaction, single men and women

The medical journal “Cell” published research showing that a new antiaging medication for mice works. Until recently it was thought impossible to influence the rate of aging in animals or humans. But a new peptide medication for testing mice showed that fur in older animals grew dense

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April 12, 2017

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aging in animals, antiaging, antiaging medication, doxorubicin, fox04, fox04 peptides, longevity, mice, senescent cells, toxicity

Lactic acid and cancer have a connection, a recent study has shown that. Lactic acid is key for developing cancer. The Nobel Prize winner Otto Heinrich Warburg discovered 90 years ago that a change of glucose metabolism in the cancer cell is vital for cancer cells survival. Lactic aci

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April 05, 2017

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anaerobic glycolysis, angiogenesis, cancer cell metabolism, glucose metabolism, lactic acid, mct1, mct1 inhibition, metastases, monocarboxylate transporter, otto heinrich warburg

Magnesium helps diabetics and those who are at risk of getting diabetes to lower their blood sugars. This is what a European meta-analysis revealed. European study showing that magnesium helps diabetics The researchers of this publication in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition

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March 29, 2017

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diabetics, food questionnaires, heart disease, heart failure, high blood pressure, hospital admission, magnesium, magnesium supplementation, mediterranean diet, prediabetics

A review article asked “Is yogurt healthy?” It then discussed the merits of yogurt as a probiotic source. In addition it noted that the so-called “fruit yogurts” are unhealthy. Many people have lost valuable gut bacteria from antibiotics, from processed foods with food preservatives

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March 15, 2017

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antibiotics, food preservatives, fresh berries, fruit yogurt, greek yogurt, lactose, processed foods, stevia, sugar, yogurt

Dr. Mitchell Fleisher explained that good nutrition can manage chronic inflammation. He presented his talk at the 24th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine (Dec. 9-11, 2016) in Las Vegas that I attended. It was entitled “Effective Anti-Aging Nutritional Management of Chronic I

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March 08, 2017

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chronic inflammation, crohn’s disease, diabetes, free radicals, good nutrition, heart attack, integrative medicine, ionizing radiation, osteoporosis, ros production

Here is what to know about multiple sclerosis (MS). It is a common neurodegenerative disease. MS affects 2.3 million people worldwide. Women get it more often than males. The exact cause of MS remains unknown. MS can be difficult to diagnose, and as a result the diagnosis is often del

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February 22, 2017

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blindness, moderate exercise, mri scan, ms, multiple sclerosis, muscle weakness, problems to swallow, problems with memory, tremor, vitamin D3

Packaging Of Fast Food Contains Carcinogens

A new study warns that packaging of fast food items contains carcinogens. Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are highly persistent chemicals. These chemicals are associated with cancer. They have damaging effects on fetal growth and on the immune system. The reason the food industry i

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February 15, 2017

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cancer, carcinogens, cardboard, cup materials, fetal growth, fluoride in packaging material, immune system, packaging of fast food items, spectroscopy, wrapping paper

A new high-tech tool to screen for skin cancer will likely revolutionize skin cancer treatment and mortality. According to this report on CNN, which is based on a report by Nature, image recognition technologies have been applied to diagnosing skin cancers. A research team trained a c

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February 08, 2017

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actinic keratosis, cancer survival rate, compound nevus, dermatologist, dermatoscope, early cancer stage, high-tech tool to screen for skin cancer, melanoma, skin cancer, squamous cell carcinoma

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Vitamin C Intravenously For Cancer Treatments

Sexual Satisfaction And Happy Relationships

Antiaging Medication For Mice

Lactic Acid And Cancer

Magnesium Helps Diabetics

Is Yogurt Healthy?

Good Nutrition Can Manage Chronic Inflammation

What To Know About Multiple Sclerosis

Packaging Of Fast Food Contains Carcinogens

High-Tech Tool To Screen For Skin Cancer

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