Wellness HealthWatch

07-02-2008

ProHealth's Wellness HealthWatch   Highlights: · Dr. Bell's HHV-6 report · Skin aging slow-down · Diabetes & memory news

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FEATURED ARTICLE July 2, 2008    Dr. Bell Reports on HHV-6 Findings Revealed at Research Summit Nearly 1% of us are born with this ubiquitous herpesvirus already in our genes, and it's a suspect in many conditions. Fatigue expert David S. Bell, MD, shares highlights of a recent international HHV-6 research conference.   ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS More articles    Phosphatidylserine - Another 'New Wrinkle' in Skin Aging Application of this naturally occurring fat molecule "has the potential to slow down skin aging, whether through natural causes or damage," researchers report. Vitamin D - a Neglected 'Analgesic' for Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain These fascinating free publications were created by one of the world's top pain experts to educate patients & doctors about what vitamin D is (you may be surprised) and all the things it does. Simple Testing 87% Accurate in Predicting Prostate Cancer Relapse Risk Nothing used before even comes close to this level of accuracy, researchers say. Study Suggests "a Little Milk" Can Make Big Difference for Kidneys, Heart Researchers Find Unique Lipid in Almonds Helps Fight Intestinal Nasties NIH & Other Depression Trials Now Recruiting in 13 States   RESEARCH ABSTRACTS More abstracts    Unhealthy meals spur immediate memory problems in type 2 diabetics The cause is oxidative stress, and amazingly it can be offset by antioxidants taken with meals, according to brain research leaders in Canada. Big news on celiac disease (gluten intolerance) diagnosis & therapy Revealed at a recent world conference - and relevant for the 1 in 100 people who may be sickened by gluten in wheat & other grains but not know it. Milk thistle cuts plaque-causing oxidization of 'bad' cholesterol 86% Oxidized LDL is a major cause of arterial plaque, heart disease, and mortality. So this plant extract may play an important role in supporting heart health. Bark extract supports significant & incremental menstrual pain reduction 'Silent strokes' - 10% of healthy people in study had injury from them   FROM OUR READERS    Comments & Suggestions · Cholesterol down at age 86 · The color purple for pain · Fast, simple fatigue relief · Most beneficial pool exercise · Chemical sensitivities info Q & A Session · Doctor for this parasite? · Cold laser for home use? · Return Weekly Inspiration? · Permission to reprint article? · Where to buy 'good' cocoa? Questions? Comments? Please share your thoughts with us. Send us a letter   WEEKLY INSPIRATION    "I hate housework! You make the beds, you do the dishes - and six months later you have to start all over again." - Joan Rivers Fun Link of the Week: "The Cog" Share a smile - submit your favorite Fun Link here These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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