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Why Your Prostate Reading Could Be WRONG

By Layne Lowery • Mar 15th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Monday Edition Archive, Prostate health

It’s important for men to talk to their doctor about their prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels as it directly relates to your chances of abnormal prostate cell growth. However, if you regularly take over-the-counter painkillers such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen… then you could be at an increased risk of skewed PSA test results.

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Eliminating Acid Reflux Without Medication

By Steven Marsh • Mar 11th, 2010 • Category: Acidity, Health Articles, Health News, Prostate health, Thursday Edition

The symptoms of acid reflux, or heartburn, can be so severe for some that they are sometimes mistaken for a heart attack. As many as 60 million Americans suffer from it each month, but there are some all-natural ways to eliminate the problem without over-the-counter or prescription medications. Common food triggers include chocolate, orange juice, coffee, tomato-based sauces, wine and high-fat foods.

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What’s Your Risk of Heart Disease? One in Three!

By Peyton Posey • Mar 8th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Heart health, Monday Edition Archive

In order to avoid becoming just another cardiovascular statistic, you must take steps now to reduce your chances of heart trouble. Some obvious natural solutions are dietary changes and exercise. But there are nutrients such as EDTA that can help keep your arteries clear of rogue blood clots and plaque build-up. To discover many other ways to reduce your heart risk, keep reading…

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Could Ocular Shingles Increase the Risk of a Stroke?

By Donna Parker • Mar 4th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Health News, Stroke

It may be a good idea for individuals who suffer from ocular shingles to adopt an alkaline diet, which is rich with fruits, vegetables and whole grains, as a new study suggests that they may be at a higher risk to suffer from a stroke.

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Intravenous Fish Oil Treatments Could Better Treat Patients in Intensive Care

By Donna Parker • Mar 4th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Health News, Inflammation, Thursday Edition

Patients being treated in intensive care units (ICU) in hospitals may see benefits from taking fish oils intravenously, according to a new study. Findings published in Critical Care, suggest that there are multiple health benefits from receiving intravenous treatments of fish oil.

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Stop the Ravages of Time With This Anti-Aging Miracle!

By Tiffany Lowery • Mar 1st, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Monday Edition Archive

There is an amazing nutrient found in the skins and juice of grapes that can help slow down the effects of aging. It begins at the cellular level and triggers a full-body healing process that extends to all your body’s trillions of cells. You will feel and look younger in record time! To discover more about this natural anti-aging solution, keep reading…

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Mixing Medications Could Leave Greater Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack

By Donna Parker • Feb 25th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Health News, Stroke, Thursday Edition

A new study suggests that those taking Celebrex® for arthritis may be increasing their risk for a heart attack or stroke. According to researchers from the University of Michigan, adults who take an aspirin to prevent heart complications in addition to Celebrex® for joint pain are counteracting their medications.

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Stop Demanding Useless Antibiotics from Your Doctor!

By Better Health Research Team • Feb 25th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles

Yes, that’s right… antibiotics can do a lot more harm than good. In fact, according to a USA Today health article, antibiotics have a 5 to 25 percent chance of causing diarrhea… send at least one out of every 1,000 people…

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The Signs and Symptoms of Estrogen Dominance

By Peyton Posey • Feb 22nd, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Hormone balance, Monday Edition Archive

There is a major health hazard that women—and men—face in their 40s. It’s called estrogen dominance and there’s a huge chance that your physician has misdiagnosed your symptoms. Not only does aging play a role, but other factors such as diet and environmental toxins can wreak havoc on your hormones. Here’s how to tell if you’re suffering from estrogen dominance…

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Scientists Find High Blood Pressure Patients May Lose Sleep Over Monitors

By Donna Parker • Feb 18th, 2010 • Category: Blood pressure, Health Articles, Health News, Thursday Edition

While people with high blood pressure may consider trying an alkaline diet that is high in fruits and vegetables to help with the issue, others who use monitors to measure their levels while they slumber may be losing sleep over it. Scientists are suggesting that patients who are losing sleep over their blood pressure monitors may be affecting the test results, according to a study found in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology.

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Antioxidant CoQ10 for Optimum Organ, Tissue and Cell Health!

By Layne Lowery • Feb 15th, 2010 • Category: Cholesterol, Health Articles, Monday Edition Archive

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a vital nutrient responsible for the energy spark to all 100 trillion of your body’s cells. Without ample amounts of CoQ10 your skin, lung, liver, heart and brain cells could stop functioning. And if you suffer a 75 percent loss of CoQ10, you could possibly lose your life! We’ll offer some safe and effective ways to boost your nutrient levels and keep your cells performing at 100 percent!

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Study: Chocolate may help prevent stroke

By Donna Parker • Feb 12th, 2010 • Category: Health Articles, Health News, Health Resources News, Stroke

Those who give chocolate as a gift this Valentine’s Day may be surprised to learn that the sweet treat has taken on a whole new dimension, according to the latest research from McMaster University. The recently released study indicates that chocolate may help lower an individual’s risk of stroke.

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Researcher Develops New Way to Study Bone Growth

By Donna Parker • Feb 11th, 2010 • Category: Bone strength, Health Articles, Health News, Thursday Edition

Scientists are in the process of determining ways to keep bones strong and healthy in hopes of discovering how to prevent osteoporosis. While some nutritionists believe that nutritional supplements such as vitamin D and calcium could be good for bone strength, researchers are examining a tissue culture that grows human bones.

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Regular Elimination Promotes Optimum Health!

By Peyton Posey • Feb 8th, 2010 • Category: Colon problems, Health Articles, Monday Edition Archive

The last thing you might think of when it comes to your colon health is parasites, but the fact is these toxic invaders can wreak havoc on your digestive and excretory systems. But there are many solutions straight from Mother Nature’s pantry that can safely and effectively rid them from your body for improved health and vitality.

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Exercise May Boost Vessel Creation in Peripheral Artery Patients

By Donna Parker • Feb 4th, 2010 • Category: Circulation, Health Articles, Health News, Thursday Edition

While consuming less fattening foods and following an alkaline diet of fruits and vegetables may help decrease artery blockage, a study has found that exercise may help patients with peripheral artery disease. There are more than 5 million patients who suffer from the disease, which deals with the plaque build-up in arteries that can limit blood circulation to the limbs, which can ultimately cause an amputation.

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