Ray Schilling, Author at Net Health Book

Researchers at Tübingen University, Germany have found a new antibiotic lugdunin against resistant bugs as the BBC reported. This report is based on a scientific publication published on the previous day. The researchers analyzed the natural bacteria in the hair of people’s nost

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August 31, 2016

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cyclic peptide antibiotic, enterococcus infections, Flesh eating disease, lugdunin, men with beards, men without beards, mrsa bugs, staphylococcus aureus infections, staphylococcus lugdunensis, streptococcus pyogenes

A tragic news story recently would have been avoidable by preventing heat stroke. Two toddler twin sisters were left alone in a hot car for a short period of time. Then the father remembered that he had left the children in the car. He attempted to revive them from heat stroke, but it

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August 17, 2016

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air-conditioning, camping in the summer, children, cool mister, heartbeat, heat stroke, pets, seizures, stay hydrated, summer period

A new Harvard study showed that good fats reduce mortality. This study consisted of 126,000 men and women over a 32-year period from 1980 to 2012. First of all, the researchers checked with every participant of the study every 2 to 4 years what amounts and what types of fat they were

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August 11, 2016

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cancer, diabetes, fat, harvard study, heart disease, margarine, mortality, oil, polyunsaturated fats, types of fat

Lycopenes are linked to lower mortality. Lycopenes are the red pigments of tomatoes. Researchers from Omaha, Nebraska found that it is the lycopenes in tomatoes and watermelons that lower mortality. They analyzed data on 2499 participants from the National Health and Nutrition Examin

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August 03, 2016

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breast cancer, colon cancer, colorectal cancer, inflammation, lycopene, mortality, oxidative stress, Prostate cancer, tomatoes, watermelon

In Puget Sound, Washington researchers found drugs in salmon. Juvenile Chinook salmon were tested for toxic compounds. The surprising fact was that researchers could find antidepressants, Tylenol, OxyContin, Benadryl, Prozac and Aleve (arthritis medication). Researchers could demonst

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July 27, 2016

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antibiotics, anticoagulants, antiseptics, drugs and chemicals, drugs in salmon, effluent of sewage plants, fungicides, pollution, salmon, sewage treatment plants

I was watching CNN on a mini TV in the gym when I read that hot drinks can cause cancer. This news is based on a news release from the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a subsidiary of the World Health Organization. Research into why hot drinks can cause cancer As this ques

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July 20, 2016

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alcohol overconsumption, cancer, cancer deaths, cancer of the esophagus, carcinogen, chronic inflammation, hot drinks, inflammation, safe temperature, scalding

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh, PA found that B vitamins cut pancreatic cancer. The investigators took data from the Chinese Health database. 63,257 men and women were enrolled between the years of 1993 and 1998. Dietary questionnaires were available that the investigator

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July 12, 2016

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choline, dna methylation, epigenetic factors, gene-diet interactions, methylation pathways, one-carbon metabolism, Pancreatic cancer, resveratrol, supplements, vitamin B6

A University of Virginia team found that a blood test for stroke risk could predict a second stroke in the case of ischemic strokes. 85% of all strokes are of this type, which is due to hardening of the arteries. The C-reactive protein (CRP) has been used to monitor whether a person i

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July 06, 2016

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c-reactive protein, crp, folic acid, hardening of the arteries, ischemic strokes, krill oil, lifestyle changes, omega-3 fatty acids, stroke risk, supplements

In 2011 Dr. Taylor from Newcastle University showed in a group of diabetes patients that he could cure diabetes permanently with an extremely low calorie diet. The trial was simple: he took overweight or obese patients with diabetes and put them on a starvation diet of 600-700 calorie

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June 29, 2016

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blood sugar control, blood sugar levels, cure diabetes, cured of diabetes, diabetes patients, extremely low calorie diet, insulin secretion, reverse your diabetes, starvation diet, type 2 diabetes

Let’s assume you have an acidy stomach or stomach reflux; your doctor’s prescription could give you kidney failure linked to acid medication. This is what a new study showed that made headlines recently. This is based on a study published in the Journal of the American Society o

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June 22, 2016

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acid medication., acidy stomach, dgl, histamine H2 receptor blockers, kidney failure, licorice compound dgl, ppi, ppi group, ppi's, stomach reflux

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New Antibiotic Lugdunin Against Resistant Bugs

Preventing Heat Stroke

Good Fats Reduce Mortality

Lycopenes Are Linked To Lower Mortality

Drugs In Salmon

Hot Drinks Can Cause Cancer

B vitamins Cut Pancreatic Cancer

Blood Test For Stroke Risk

Cure Diabetes Permanently

Kidney Failure Linked To Acid Medication

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