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Around seventy percent of pregnant women do not have sufficient levels of vitamin D, according to a new study published in the May issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. This is in spite of the frequent use of prenatal vitamins. “We already know Vitamin D is important for bone health of the […]
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In the first study of its kind, the relationship between whole grains and diabetics has been shown to be important. Scientist observed a direct correlation between the amount of whole grain consumed and the the rate of death among women with diabetes. “Patients with diabetes face two to three times the risk of cardiovascular disease […]
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Whether it is Dr. Oz, Oprah, or your local health food store – everyone seems to be talking about Himalayan salt air inhalers. Many people are asking which style of Himalayan salt inhaler is best to use, where they can find a good recommendation, or if it really even matters. Before buying one, everyone should
An expert panel of Presidential advisers recently spoke out about the many effects that environmental pollutions have in causing cancer. In their 230 page report titled “Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk: What We Can Do Now,” President Obama’s Cancer Panel has called for greater attention to be paid the tens of thousands of chemicals that permeate
Scientists from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have just released a new study about the correlation of UVA light and melanoma skin cancer. Test results show that UVA exposure does not actually cause this deadly form of skin cancer. Since the ealry nineties when the original research was completed about the association […]
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