High Red Meat Consumption Linked to Colon Cancer
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Long-term high consumption of red and processed meat may increase the risk of cancer in the colon and rectum, a new study shows. Dr. Michael J. Thun, with the American Continue Reading
Weak Kidneys Cause Weak Bones
by Jean-Claude Alix, Naturopath No single area of the body stands alone, everything is linked up. This is why medical specialisation is one of the greatest mistakes that was ever made. Viewed from Continue Reading
Sunlight May Help Protect Men From Kidney Cancer
(HealthDay News) -- Men with jobs that expose them to high levels of sunlight are less likely to develop kidney cancer than those with little or no sunlight exposure at work, says a new Continue Reading
Turmeric and Amla Health Remedies
Be Your Own Doctor There various vegetables , fruits and nuts readily available in our kitchens and our local markets. But we often forget the medicinal value and no soon we have a ailment we run to Continue Reading
Cutting Calories May Boost Aging Brains
(HealthDay News) -- Eating less to remember more might become a new prescription for some elderly people, German researchers say. They found that memory and thinking skills improved among healthy, Continue Reading
Cut Your Salt Use and Cut Your Risk of Heart Disease
(HealthDay News) -- Reducing the amount of salt in your diet can lower your risk of developing heart disease by 25 percent and the risk of dying from heart disease by 20 percent, researchers Continue Reading
Why You Eat for the Joy of It
(HealthDay News) -- Why do people keep eating when they already feel full? New research in mice suggests it may have something to do with a hunger hormone that tells you to keep chowing down. "What Continue Reading
Wondering About Wasabi?
Does wasabi, the Japanese mustard that comes with sushi, have any health benefits? It always seems to clear my sinuses, at least temporarily. The answer to your question is yes... and Continue Reading
Looking Younger Than Your Age May Mean Longer Life
(HealthDay News) -- People who look younger than their age tend to live longer than those who look older than their years, a new study suggests. The finding came from research that involved 1,826 Continue Reading
Detox Your Liver with These Natural Herbs
(NaturalNews) Maybe you have a childhood memory of forgetting to clean your fish tank's filter. After all, it's easy to forget a fish tank even has a filter until it's so clogged up it starts to Continue Reading
Online Advertising Easily Influences Teens to Eat More Junk Food
Teenagers are strongly affected by Internet marketing in a way that has yet to be addressed by scientific research or government regulation, a group of scientists has warned in a review published in Continue Reading
Diabetes triples the risk of liver cancer
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - It appears that diabetes is a strong risk factor for liver cancer, raising the risk two- to three-fold, investigators report. The study, using data from the Surveillance, Continue Reading
New System Improves Distribution of Donated Livers
(HealthDay News) -- Thanks to a new liver transplant allocation system that gives preference to patients with the greatest need, rather than time spent on a waiting list, racial disparities among Continue Reading
Exercise and Healthy Diet Slow Memory Loss
Exercise and healthy diet slow memory loss By Paul Hoskins An active lifestyle and a healthy, fish-rich diet are not only good for your heart, they may also help tackle the memory loss associated Continue Reading
Diet Soda Now Linked to Heart Disease
Eating two or more servings a day of red meat increases your risk of metabolic syndrome by 25 percent, compared to those who have two servings of red meat each week, a new study found. Drinking diet Continue Reading
Pesticides Linked to Blood Disorder
(HealthDay News) -- People who apply pesticides have double the normal risk of developing a precancerous blood disorder, say U.S. researchers. Called MGUS (monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined Continue Reading
Sugar Poisons the Blood, Brain and Body Leading To Dementia
The drinking of acidic sugary beverages like soda pops may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, suggests new research. Although the exact mechanisms aren't known, the symptoms of obesity and Continue Reading
Allergy, Depression and Tricyclic Antidepressants
Psychiatrists have been very reluctant to accept the idea that depressions, which they know so well, may be caused by allergies to common environmental molecules such as foods, airborne particles, Continue Reading
Acids From Alcohol and Protein Causes Cancer
Drinking more than one acid alcoholic beverage a day dramatically increases your risk of developing a cancerous bowel. Large amounts of highly acidic red meat increases this risk, according to Continue Reading
Stem Cells May Improve Heart Bypass Results
(HealthDay News) -- Patients who received bone marrow stem cell transplants during coronary bypass surgery (CABG) experienced "excellent long-term safety and survival," say German researchers, who Continue Reading
