About 400,000 people a year tear their knee ligament. Dr. Martha Murray has an idea for a less-invasive repair. By Shira Springer | GLOBE STAFF NOVEMBER 08, 2014 WENDY MAEDA/GLOBE STAFF Nearly three decades ago, a man on crutches changed the course of Dr. Martha…
Read More
Try this calorie control guide for men and women By Ryan Andrews & Brian St. Pierre Math? To plan dinner? Isn’t there a better way? Yes there is. Just take a look at your hand. Use your fist, palm, cupped hand, and thumb to practice…
Read More
Written by Nick Peterson November 11, 2014 What’s the deal with carbs? Am I the only one who wonders exactly what they are and why I need them? Are they really the “enemy,” as some fitness gurus proclaim? And how the heck can some carbs…
Read More
Posted by Dr. Grant Pagdin If you don’t have a prostate, chances are you know someone who does. (You may even wish to forward them this newsletter!) As a very common spot for cancer in men, it’s an important organ to take care of. In…
Read More
Vaccination: Defending Your Right to Know and Freedom to Choose Following is an excerpt from a keynote presentation given by Barbara Loe Fisher at the 2014 US Health Freedom Congress in Minneapolis, Minnesota. View the video of her full 75 minute presentation here or on…
Read More
Tips to avoiding toxic chemicals at the end. By Dr. Mercola A number of common chemicals are potent endocrine disruptors, meaning, they disrupt your hormone function. Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are similar in structure to your natural sex hormones, such as estrogen. These chemicals can…
Read More
Written by Suzanne Houghton NOVEMBER 4, 2014 With a voice that has been heard by millions, Bill Kurtis is a talented television journalist, anchor, and narrator, and his career has spanned numerous decades. And while he still lends his voice to popular programs such as…
Read More
October 22, 2014Higher intake of select B vitamins is associated with lower risk of childhood obesity At a GlanceA recent study has shown that higher dietary intakes of vitamin B12, folate, thiamin and riboflavin are associated with lower risks of obesity during childhood.Read more…
Read More