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December 18, 2008
Diabetes Drugs – A Miserable Failure to Improve HealthOn December 17, 2008 the New England Journal of Medicine put the nail in the coffin on another dismal year for the theory of drugs to treat disease, [...]
December 15, 2008
Are Statins Causing the Rising Rates of Heart Failure?Quietly, another colossal drug debacle flies under the radar of the mainstream media. Last week, The New England Journal of Medicine reported that blood [...]
December 11, 2008
Lack of D Causes Weight Gain & Stunts GrowthResearchers tested 100 young women, ages 16 to 22, to see if a lack of vitamin D was associated with poor bone mineral density. What they found surprised them.
December 10, 2008
Oprah's Weight Is National News – AgainI have warned repeatedly that no person can win a willpower battle with out-of-control leptin. Oprah is the living proof, the yo-yo dieter who is the [...]
December 10, 2008
Common Diabetes Drugs Double Fracture RiskThe common diabetes drugs Avandia and Actos are once again in the spotlight. This time, because they double the risk of fracture in women.
December 10, 2008
Statins Injure Eye MusclesThe bad statin news just keeps on coming. Research conducted by the Casey Eye Institute looked into the FDA’s adverse drug reporting (ADR) system for r [...]
December 9, 2008
A Statin Warning for PregnancyThe statin marketing machine sees potential customers in women of child-bearing age. A new warning has been issued by scientists that any type of statin [...]
December 6, 2008
Obesity Punches Thyroid Gland in the NoseMany believe that a sluggish thyroid has led to obesity. A new study in children shows the opposite – that obesity inflames the thyroid leading to p [...]
December 5, 2008
Cell Phones Induce Memory-Related Brain DamageA new rat study shows that two hours per week of cell phone exposure for one year resulted in diminished interest and impaired memory function.
