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Most Cancer Patients Die of Chemotherapy

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Is chemotherapy effective in treating cancer? Is chemotherapy safe? Is chemotherapy worth it? In this article, health author Andreas Moritz discusses both cancer and chemotherapy.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 2095  Added: 9/30/2009
Contributor(s): Moritz, A. 
Tags: cancer chemotherapy

The Synthetic Sweetener Splenda is a Poisonous Chlorocarbon

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Dr. Gary Kohls writes about the dangers of the popular sweetener Splenda. Find out why it's a toxic poison and unsafe.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 1529  Added: 9/29/2009
Contributor(s): Kohls, G. M.D. 
Tags: sugar splenda artificial sweeteners

Grapefruit Naringenin Helps Curb Hepatitis C

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Naringenin, a compound found in grapefruit and other citrus fruits, may help curb the spread of hepatitis C virus by 80%, according to preliminary lab tests. Hepatitis C is a leading cause of liver disease.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 371  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: liver health hepatitis c grapefruit

Low Levels of EPA Linked to Depression in the Elderly

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Increased blood levels of the omega-3 fatty acid eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) may reduce the severity of symptoms of depression in the elderly, according to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 301  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: depression epa omega-3s seniors health

Lycopene May Protect Skin by Working from Within

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Consuming lycopene-rich tomato paste may protect against sunburn and sun-induced skin aging, according to British researchers.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 370  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: lycopene sunburn tomato sun exposure

Berries Reduce Risks of Cardiovascular Disease

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“The consumption of moderate amounts of berries resulted in favorable changes in platelet function, HDL cholesterol and blood pressure,” researchers from Finland noted, adding: “The results indicate that regular consumption of berries may play a role in the prevention of cardiovascular disease.”

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 454  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: berries cardiovascular disease cardiovascular health

Tomato Lycopene May Have a Partner for Prostate Protection

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Lycopene in tomatoes has been generally credited with supporting prostate health. Now it appears that another substance derived from tomatoes may be helping lycopene.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 294  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: lycopene prostate cancer prostate health

Mediterranean Diet May Ward Off Type 2 Diabetes

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Adhering to the so-called Mediterranean diet, which is rich in fruits and vegetables and low in animal products, may protect you against developing type 2 diabetes, a Spanish study suggests. Type 2 diabetes is typically brought on by poor eating habits, too much weight and too little exercise.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 244  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: weight diet diabetes

Blueberry Flavonoids Appear to Increase Memory Capacity

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Blueberries and other phytochemical-rich foods could help in increasing memory capacity by reversing age-related deficits in memory, according to a study published in the journal Free Radical Biology and Medicine.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 278  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: memory age-related health blueberry

Chromium Ingredient May Benefit Diabetes

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Supplements of niacin-bound chromium (III) may reduce inflammation in diabetics and benefit heart health, a new study with rats suggests.

From: iHealthTube Admin   Views: 308  Added: 10/9/2009
Contributor(s): iHealthTube, S. 
Tags: inflammation diabetes heart health chromium


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