Ray Schilling, Author at Net Health Book

Fiber is good for you as it has been proven to be beneficial for prevention of cardiovascular diseases and various cancers in the past; now it has been studied again in a much larger study population as was reported recently in the media. This news report was based on this medical stu

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April 08, 2015

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cancer, cardiovascular disease, death rate, diabetes, fiber, heart attacks, processed cereals, sugar

Introduction A study published in the medical journal Stroke in Sept. 2014 showed that potassium can lower the risk of a stroke. 90,137 postmenopausal women enrolled in the Women’s Health Initiative Observational Study. Specifically, they had no history of stroke in the beginning of t

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March 31, 2015

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high blood pressure, ischemic strokes, potassium, potassium supplement, primary aldosteronism, risk of dying, stroke

This article is about the fact that calcium supplementation reduces mortality. Notably, a study in the American Journal of Nutrition (August 2014) looked at the effect of calcium intake in diabetics. To clarify, it also looked at their risk to develop heart disease. They failed to s

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March 25, 2015

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atherosclerotic plaque, calcium intake, calcium supplementation, food questionnaires, heart disease, heart vessels, osteoporosis, vitamin D3, vitamin K2

Apart from a loss of erections men lose muscle mass when their testosterone production slows down with older age. At a joint meeting of the International Society of Endocrinology and the Endocrine Society in June of 2014 in Chicago, IL a trial of men with limited mobility was discusse

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March 18, 2015

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andropause, bioidentical testosterone cream, erections, hair loss, limited mobility, muscle strength, sexual function, testosterone, testosterone production

Not long ago any attempt to use genetic analysis of cancers would have been labeled as outlandish, but now genetics can be used to cure cancer. CBS reported that a billionaire is investing his money in new ways of treating cancer by sequencing cancer cells of a patient and normal cell

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March 10, 2015

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biochemical pathway, colon cancer patient, dna sequences, genome, personalized onco-genomics program, sequencing cancer cells

In 2014 several studies were released involving rather large numbers of subjects. A study in the British Medical Journal from April 2014 involved 849,412 men and women and had a follow-up observation of nearly 30 years (Reference below). Rajiv Chowdhury and colleagues selected 73 obse

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March 04, 2015

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25-hydroxy-vitamin d levels, absorption problems of vitamin D3, cardiovascular disease, mortality, vitamin d blood levels, vitamin D3

Hardening Of Arteries Reversed With Supplements

A meta-analysis in the Journal of Nutrition from August 2014 indicates that hardening of arteries can be reversed with supplements. Ammar Ashor and colleagues took 20 randomized trials including 1909 subjects aged 22 to 63. Arterial stiffness was measured by pulse-wave velocity or sim

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February 24, 2015

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arterial stiffness, free radicals, hardening of arteries, inflammation, magnesium supplementation, nitric oxide, pulse-wave velocity, telomere lengthening, vitamin C and E

Treating Alcoholic Hepatitis With Granulocyte Colony-Stimulating Factor (GCSF)

Introduction In September 2014 a study with severe alcoholic hepatitis patients showed that granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (GCSF) improves their survival. Granulocyte-stimulating colony factors (GSCF) Before we examine this study I like to give some background about what colony

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February 18, 2015

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Vitamin D has been in the limelight during 2014 several times, and the observation that vitamin D helps childhood atopic dermatitis (AD) is no exception. The news that this difficult to control skin condition in children can be treated effectively and cheaply (no Big Pharma drug invol

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February 12, 2015

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atopic dermatitis, basic skin care, Mongolian children, severity, skin emollient, skin score, vitamin D3

Introduction In August 2014 the journal “Osteoporosis International” published a report from a trial where researchers compared two groups of patients. One group consumed high doses of vitamin E. The other group only had low doses of vitamin E in their food intake. The investigators

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February 02, 2015

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antioxidant, community-based Norwegian studies, hip fracture, osteoporosis, oxidative stress, vitamin e

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Fiber Is Good For You

Potassium Can Lower the Risk of a Stroke

Calcium Supplementation Reduces Mortality

Testosterone Essential For Aging Men

Genetics Used To Cure Cancer

Vitamin D3 Saves Lives

Hardening Of Arteries Reversed With Supplements

Alcoholic Hepatitis Treated With GCSF

Vitamin D Helps Childhood Atopic Dermatitis

Vitamin E Prevents Hip Fractures

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