The Lee Swanson Research Update

June 26, 2008   Dear Friends and Valued Customers, The "diabetes epidemic" continues to rage in the U.S. and throughout the world. A news item in USA Today earlier this year stated: "Uncontrolled diabetes wreaks havoc on the body, often leading to kidney failure, blindness and death. A new study shows that the nation's unchecked diabetes epidemic exacts a heavy financial toll as well: $174 billion a year.. » read more

Up In the Air --- To Codex --- For You

Health Freedom eAlert www.HealthFreedomUSA.org    www.GlobalHealthFreedom.org www.. » read more

Will You Outlive Your Own Memory?

Dear Friend of Newsmax, Are your "senior moments" on the rise? Do you forget important phone numbers, birthdays… even your own PIN number? Those memory lapses are just an annoying part of normal aging — or are they? According to our Newsmax medical editor, Dr. Russell Blaylock, you have more control over your brain's memory functions than you realize. While Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia continue to strike down victims at an unprecedented pace, you don't need to surrender to the living hell of outliving your own memory. Maybe even forgetting your own name — or the names of your loved ones. Especially when so much scientific evidence indicates that one major factor (totally within your control) demonstrates such a close link to your brain function… DR.. » read more

Natural Awakenings Healthy Living Magazine

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Blueberry Flavonoids Appear To Increase Memory Capacity

June 19, 2008 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. After supplementing the diet of rats with blueberries over a 12-week period, the research team from the University of Reading and the Peninsula Medical School in the United Kingdom said that improvements in spatial working memory tasks emerged within three weeks and continued throughout the period of the study. Three groups of adult male rats were used in the study. The first group comprised of “young” rats, aged six months at the start of the testing period, while the remaining rats were all 18 months old and were randomly assigned to either an “aged” group or an “aged, plus blueberry-supplemented” group. Those in the blueberry-supplemented group had powdered blueberries incorporated into the standard rat feed at a level of two percent.. » read more

Vitamin C Supplementation Lowers Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol

June 19, 2008 Daily supplements of vitamin C may lower levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol by five percent, and subsequently reduce risk factors linked to cardiovascular disease, according to a new meta-analysis (a review of several studies). Doses of at least 500 mg per day were necessary to produce the effects, which were accompanied by an 8.8 percent reduction in triglyceride levels, according to the meta-analysis of 13 randomized clinical trials published in the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine. “Although the magnitude of change in LDL cholesterol and triglycerides appeared modest, it can be estimated that an LDL cholesterol change of -7.9 mg/dL could potentially translate to a 6.. » read more

Doctors Health e-Bulletin: How Vegetables Could Fight Cancer

----- Original Message ----- From: Doctors Health Press Subject: Doctors Health e-Bulletin: How Vegetables Could Fight Cancer   Doctors Health e-Bulletin for Wednesday, June 18, 2008 ** Avocado Could Lower Bad Cholesterol and Reduce  Painful Inflammation ** How Vegetables Could Fight Cancer ** The Humble Tomato May Be a Cancer-Fighting  Superstar And more! A Special Report from the Doctors Health Press Board: ** Avocado Could Lower Bad Cholesterol and Reduce  Painful Inflammation Many people avoid eating avocados because the bulk of  their calories are primarily made up of fat. But avocados  contain a dose of healthy monounsaturated fats that are  actually beneficial and very important to maintaining your  good health. Avocados are high in fruit oil, giving them a high food  energy value. Avocados are low in carbohydrates. They  contain 14 minerals that help regulate your bodily functions.. » read more

Codex, GMO and Vaccines - Corrected link!

Natural Solutions Foundation Health Freedom eAlert www.HealthFreedomUSA.org    www.GlobalHealthFreedom.org www.. » read more

Comment by Patrick McGean on 'Vets with PTSD Are Getting Short Shrifted'

----- Original Message ----- From: patrick mcgean To: mariecocco@washpost.com Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 10:51 AM Subject: RE: your 20 May article at OCA   Dear Marie Cocco   I was intrigued when I found "Vets with PTSD Are Getting Short Shrifted" posted on OCA.  http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_12586.. » read more

Baking Soda and Maple Sirup Cancer Treatment (Updated 6/8/08)

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