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Adrenal Fatigue and Wholegrains

Sufferers of adrenal fatigue come to recognise the feelings of low blood sugar. Most will periodically experience the low energy, dizziness, furious carb cravings and shaking that often accompany hypoglycaemic episodes. This occurs when the adrenals, unable to maintain their normal function, cannot adequately maintain healthy glucose levels in the bloodstream between meals. The irony [...]

By |2012-11-19T13:36:07-05:00November 19th, 2012|Adrenal Fatigue, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman|1 Comment

New Health Trend: IV Vitamin Therapy

When it comes to matters of health and fitness, I am president of the New York chapter of Unrepentant Skeptics. I was practically born with an arched brow for so-called curatives like acai berries (nature's very own Skittles) and FitFlops (about as effective as Hula-hoops for bum-toning). So naturally, I couldn't help but roll my [...]

By |2012-11-19T10:19:38-05:00November 19th, 2012|Dr. Strauchman|0 Comments

Tips for a Healthy Spine

A healthy spine is an often overlooked and essential part of a healthy lifestyle. People who suffer from back pain, particularly if it is long-term, are generally less healthy than those who do not. In fact, back pain costs are staggering not only financially, but also in terms of lost time from work and because [...]

By |2012-11-19T09:30:29-05:00November 19th, 2012|Dr. Morningstar|0 Comments

Epidural steroid injections may increase spine fractures

At NASS 2012, Shlomo Mandel, Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, Bloomfield Hills, USA, stated that epidural steroid injections are associated with an increased risk of vertebral fractures.  Mandel told delegates that a prospective observational study by Al-Shoha et al (Spine 2012; epub), of which Mandel was a co-author, showed that a single epidural steroid injection [...]

Fish Lowers Stroke Risk

Wild-caught “fatty fish” such as salmon, tuna, sardines, mackerel, and trout – is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, a compound that has been linked in previous studies to cardiovascular benefits, particularly benefits for reducing coronary heart disease risk.  University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill (North Carolina, USA) researchers completed a meta-analysis of 16 published studies involving [...]

By |2024-01-17T10:23:30-05:00November 16th, 2012|Doctors, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman, Food for Thought|0 Comments

Veggies Boost Longevity

With lower saturated fats and completely cholesterol-free, abundant dietary fiber, and phytochemicals (including polyphenol antioxidants), a diet rich in vegetables has been shown by a variety of studies to beneficially impact type-2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, as well as potentially reduce the risks of cancer.  Gary E. Fraser, from Loma Linda University (California), and colleagues [...]

By |2012-11-16T15:18:29-05:00November 16th, 2012|Doctors, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman, Food for Thought|0 Comments

Multivitamin Exerts “Modest but Significant” Reduction in Cancer Risk

An estimated one-third of Americans take a daily multivitamin supplement, the composition of which mimics healthy fruit and vegetable compounds.  J. Michael Gaziano, from Harvard Medical School (Massachusetts, USA), and colleagues analyzed data collected in the Physicians' Health Study (PHS) II, that includes 14,641 male U.S. physicians, initially age 50 years or older. Subjects received [...]

By |2012-11-12T17:00:33-05:00November 12th, 2012|Doctors, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman, Food for Thought|0 Comments

Exercise Intensity Trumps Duration to Combat Metabolic Syndrome

Characterized by central obesity, hypertension, and adverse glucose and insulin metabolism, Metabolic Syndrome is a condition associated with increased risk of type-2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Eva Prescott, from Bispebjerg University (Denmark), and colleagues conducted a study that included both cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses, using data from the Copenhagen City Heart Study. For the cross-sectional [...]

By |2012-11-09T10:56:16-05:00November 9th, 2012|Doctors, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman, Food for Thought|0 Comments

Sedentary Living Prompts Disease & Death

Sitting around compromises health of people- even if they meet typical physical activity guidelines, report researchers from the University of Leicester (United Kingdom).  Emma Wilmot and colleagues completed a study that combined the results of 18 studies and included a total of 794,577 subjects.  Analysis of the data revealed that those who sit for long [...]

By |2012-11-09T09:56:37-05:00November 9th, 2012|Doctors, Dr. Morningstar, Dr. Strauchman, Food for Thought|0 Comments
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