Wellness Notes
Just-Published Study Shows Vitamin D3 May Lower Cancer Risk
Wednesday, 05 September 2007

Essential Daily Nutrients increases vitamin DMost people are probably not getting enough vitamin D, a fact that may put them at significant risk for developing cancer, according to a landmark study conducted by Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha, Nebraska and published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

Learn about the easiest way to get the most healthy forms of Vitamin D into your diet.

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Thimerosal Exposure during Pregnancy Linked to Autistic Disorders
Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Pregnant womanWere you given a Rhogam shot during your pregnancy?  Do you know anyone else who got one or anyone who is pregnant and expecting to get one?  Pass on this information!
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Soluble Fiber, Plant Sterols and Cholesterol Reduction
Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Superior Fiber Blend - NaturalThe National Institutes of Health guidelines for treating high cholesterol clearly state that before your doctor prescribes statin drugs, they should first recommend adding soluble fiber and plant sterols to your diet.  Learn how you can add healthy input to your diet to lower your cholesterol.
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SkinCents vs Natural Advantage
Sunday, 02 September 2007

Jane Seymour - Natural AdvantageHave you seen Jane Seymour promoting her skin care soluton "Natural Advantage?"  After an analysis with the Red Flag List, it definitely it not natural and is not advantageous to your health!

Here's a blow-by-blow look at the ingredients.

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Worse Living Through Chemistry
Sunday, 02 September 2007

Dr. Stewart LonkyThere are 80,000 chemicals in use commercially right now, and every five years 10,000 new chemicals are introduced, most of them designed to make life better. Cooking spray makes food easier to remove from the pan, and eases cleaning.  However, these chemicals, despite their good intentions, can build up to toxic levels in the body leading to a broad spectrum of ailments from fatigue to cancer.

'We're kind of living this experiment,' Lonky said. 'We keep putting things in the test tube. It's not going to explode yet, but maybe it exploded and we haven't seen it.'
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