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Past issues of Many Healthy Returns

June 2003, Issue 34
  • Move Over, Viagra, and Make Way for Genital Exercises
  • High-Protein Diets: What's the Risk? Polyunsaturated Fats: Helping to Keep Golden Years Alzheimer's-Free A Heart-Healthy Diet May Be Prostate-Healthy as Well
  • Might Growth Hormone Prove
    To Be a Brain-Saver?

May 2003, Issue 33
  • Coffee: The Riskiest Part of Waking Up?
  • Magnesium Proving a Mood and Sleep Enhancer
  • Male Hormone May Help Ward Off the Blues
  • Researchers Discover Three Ways to Reverse Damage from Smoking
  • Combining Certain Foods Boosts Anti-Cancer Properties

January 2003, Issue 32
  • Policosanol – A Promising Supplement From Deep in the Heart of Cuba
  • Fish Consumption: Can it be Counterproductive? Infections and Alzheimer’s Disease Long-Term Effects of Botox Still Unknown
  • Vitamin E Seen as a Boost to Radiation Therapy

December 2002, Issue 31
  • Mesotherapy: An Innovative Treatment for a Variety of Individual Conditions
  • Is Diet a Factor in Misbehavior and Aggression?
  • Study Links Mercury in Seafood to Infertility
  • Antioxidant Offers New Hope to 
  • Parkinson’s Patients
  • New Organic Food Labels Will Mean What They Say 

November 2002, Issue 30
  • Study Shows Sound Waves No Panaceafor Painful Heel
  • Use of Aromatherapy Found to Have Calming Effect on Alzheimer’s Patients
  • Mayo Clinic Testing Supports Principle of Chelation Therapy for Vascular Disease
  • Green Tea’s Value Validated As Therapy for Breast Cancer
  • Further Evidence that B Vitamins Play Crucial Role as Plaque Busters

October 2002, Issue 29
  • Just Say Soy, and Have a Heart-healthy Day 
  • Can an Almond a Day Keep the Doctor Away?
  • Human Growth Hormone May Help Obese Individuals to Grow Thinner
  • Study Shows Dietary Fatty Acids to be Effective Alternative for Crohn's Sufferers 
  • Keeping Rheumatoid Arthritis at Bay by ‘Desensitizing’ the Immune System 

September 2002, Issue 28
  • NIH Study Shows Arthroscopy Ineffective for Osteoarthritis
  • Plastic Tubing Material Linked to Infertility
  • Study Shows Fat, Thin People Have Different Combustion Mechanisms
  • Let’s Consider Alternatives to Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
  • HRT Shown to Increase Risk of Ovarian Cancer

July 2002, Issue 27
  • Is Vitamin D the Key to a Woman’s Heart?
  • Aussie Study Puts Brakes On That 
  • ‘New-Car Smell’ 
  • Supplements Found to Accelerate 
  • TB Treatment in Indonesian Study
  • Detoxify in an Infrared Sauna By 
  • Sweating Out Those Poisons
  • Eating Fish for a Healthy Heart? Best Let the ‘Big Ones’ Get Away

June 2002, Issue 26
  • Take Your ‘Vitamin See’ – If Just  For Your Eyes Only
  • A Tomato Product a Day Keeps Prostate Cancer Away
  • Homocysteine: A Heart Disease Risk Factor Now Implicated in Alzheimer's
  • Fish Oil: A Lifesaver From the Sea
  • A Grain of Nutritional Hope for Diabetics

May 2002, Issue 25
  • Flax and Soy – Two Secrets of Maintaining a Healthy Heart and a Trim Waistline
  • Research Sheds Light on How Vitamin C Counters Cancer
  • Reducing Stomach Acid May Be Ill-Advised for Gastritis
  • Oats Okay in Moderation for Celiac Patients, Study Indicates 
  • Women Found at Higher Risk of Dying After Bypass Surgery 

April 2002, Issue 24
  • Popeye Was Right! Eating Spinach May Just Help Save Us After All
  • Unhealthy Gums May Place Cardiovascular System at Risk Synthetic Hormone Replacement Makes Breast Cancer More Likely Exercise Shown to be No Panacea for Back Pain
  • Butterbur: Nothing to Sneeze At

March 2002, Issue 23
  • Move Over, Tomatoes! Oregano’s 
  • Now No. 1 in Antioxidant Activity
  • Water, Water Everywhere, But Is there Any Drop That’s Safe to Drink?
  • Cellular Phone Health Cost May Not Be Included in Your Monthly Plan 
  • A ‘Growing’ Appreciation of What Vitamin A Can Do for Sick Third-World Kids
  • Scientists Study Benefit of Linking Vitamin C with Alzheimer’s Drugs

February 2002, Issue 22
  • Ugh! That New Car Smell May Be
  • Hazardous to Your Health
  • L.A. Research Links Smog Exposure
  • to Birth Defects
  • Ancient Remedy Found to Lower High Cholesterol
  • Mammogram Studies Raise Doubts
  • About Test’s Ability to Save Lives
  • Maitake Mushrooms Bring Yeast Infection Relief

January 2002, Issue 21
  • Tea and Vitamin C -- Two Natural Ways to Help Fight Heart Disease
  • Spice Up Your Life While Protecting Your Brain
  • Soy: a Boon to Breast Health… 
  • …But ‘Side Effects’ of Soy May Include Kidney Stones 
  • Want to Reduce Your Cancer Risk? 
  • Just Say No to ‘Well Done’

December 2001, Issue 20
  • Calcium, Weight Loss, and the Prostate
  • Exercise Lowers Women's Breast Cancer Risk 
  • High Vegetable-Protein Diet Could Reduce Cardiovascular Risk
  • Special Diet Helps Kids With Seizures
  • Vitamin Supplements Help Delay Most Common Form of Blindness

November 2001, Issue 19
  • Your Drinking Water and the Politics of Arsenic
  • The Corn-Oil Colon-Cancer Link
  • New Arthritis Drugs Heighten Heart-Attack Risk
  • Glucosamine: Effective Relief for Jaw Pain
  • Antioxidants Thwart Effects of Modern-Day Pollution

October 2001, Issue 18
  • Irregular Heartbeat and Diet Linked
  • Fat Supplement Successful in 
  • Trimming Men’s Waistlines
  • Aggressive Bypass Surgery May 
  • Increase Risk of Stroke
  • DHEA Supplements Beneficial to Lupus Patients
  • Can't Quit Smoking? Better Eat Your Veggies! 

September 2001, Issue 17
  • Melatonin: More Than a Sleeping Pill
  • Hydrogenated Oils Are Deadly to Blood Vessels and to HDL
  • Alarming News for Patients Who Have Suffered a Heart Attack or Stroke
  • Three Tablespoons of Flax Treats Prostate Cancer
  • Vitamin Therapy Improves Cancer Survival Rates

August 2001, Issue 16
  • Yellow and Green: A Recipe for Staying in Circulation?
  • Cranberry Juice Tops Probiotics in Preventing Urinary Infections 
  • Say Yes to Fiber, No to Meat to Keep Colon Cancer in Retreat 
  • Mercury Rising to New Heights as Health Hazard
  • Editorial: 'Breaking News' on Medical Studies isn't Always the Best Information

July 2001, Issue 15
  • Straight’ Black Tea  -- Keeping Mean Old Mr. Tooth Decay at Bay
  • Vitamins: Another Defensive Weapon to Help Stave Off Diabetes
  • The Missing Ingredient in Your Marriage?
  • Whole-Body CAT Scan Carries Extra Risk of  Radiation Exposure
  • Yet Another Reason to be Hooked on Fish

June 2001, Issue 14
  • Update on Mercury, Pregnancy and Fish
  • Chelation with Vitamin C Helps Vascular Patients
  • New Hope for Cancer Victims May 'Grow on Trees' 
  • Antioxidants Against Strokes
  • Lead: Unsafe at Any Level

May 2001, Issue 13
  • Wood We Wouldn't Recommend
  • Link Found Between Milk and Serious Childhood Diseases 
  • A New Reason to Think Twice About Heart Bypass Surgery  Another
  • Example of the Overuse of Antibiotics 
  • Reasons to Get Hooked on Fish 

April 2001, Issue 12
  • Cranberry: a Powerful, Natural Antibiotic 
  • Study Confirms Food Allergy Triggers Headaches 
  • The 'Whey' to Beat Stress
  • Land-based Sources of Omega 3
  • Relief From the Heat 

March 2001, Issue 11
  • Side Effects of Lyme Vaccine
  • Another Victory for Glucosamine Selenium – Another Weapon in the Anti-Cancer Arsenal  Pregnant Women Cautioned  About Fish 
  • Fibroids: One More Reason to Cut Out Beef 

January 2001, Issue 10
  • Magnesium -- The Key to a Healthier Heart 
  • More Heart Healthy Reasons to Go 'Green' 
  • Synthetic Hormone Replacement and the Risk of Stroke 
  • Caffeine and Miscarriages 
  • More Evidence That Soy May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk 

December 2000, Issue 9
  • A Clove a Day 
  • More Evidence Supports Herbs as Treatment For Prostate Cancer
  • Drink to Your Good Health
  • Breast-Cancer Development May be Influenced by How the Body Breaks Down Estrogen 
  • Study Casts Doubt on Mammography's Role in Breast-Disease Detection 

November 2000, Issue 8
  • Sleep Well, Stay Young 
  • Healthy Eating Tips 
  • Olive Oil May be Protective Against Colon Cancer 
  • Vitamin C Helps Prevent Diabetes
  • Tamoxifen and Endometrial Cancer 
  • Recipe: Pasta with Broccoli, Garlic and Olive Oil

October 2000, Issue 7
  • An Apple a Day May Keep Strokes at Bay 
  • Guarding Against Radon  -- an Invisible Cause of Lung Cancer
  • Indian Herbal Formula Eases Chemotherapy Side Effects
  • Synthetic Hormone Replacement  Adds to Breast Cancer Risk 
  • A Fall Recipe for Homemade Apple Sauce 

September 2000, Issue 6
  • Antioxidants May Help Prevent Miscarriages 
  • Are We Taking Enough Vitamin E? 
  • Dioxin Cancer Risk Higher Than Previously Thought 
  • Homocysteine: A Risk Factor for Heart Disease 
  • Elevated Blood Sugar May be Risk Factor for Pancreatic Cancer

August 2000, Issue 5
  • Diabetic Men Who Exercise Have Lower Risk of Death 
  • Glutathione Can Protect from Viral Infections 
  • Are We Eating the Wrong Fruits and Vegetables? 
  • Diet Crucial to Women's Health
  • Impotence May be Early Sign of Heart Disease

July 2000, Issue 4
  • Sodium Raises Cardiovascular Risk 
  • Orange Juice May Raise HDL  Supplements May Prevent Vision Loss From Macular Degeneration 
  • Victory For Glucosamine Sulfate
  • Shark Cartilage May Help Scleroderma 

June 2000, Issue 3
  • Natural Medicine for Anxiety 
  • Fish Oil Benefits Cancer Patients
  • Vitamin C and RSD 
  • Diet's Effect on Heart Health 
  • The Truth About Vitamin C and Blood Pressure

May 2000, Issue 2
  • Help For Raynaud's Syndrome 
  • The Benefits of Broccoli 
  • Get Hooked on Fish 
  • Vitamin E and Heart Disease
  • Melatonin Facilitates Tranquilizer Withdrawal

April 2000, Issue 1
  • Vitamins E and C may Slow Atherosclerosis
  • Antioxidants are Essential to Improve Cancer Therapy 
  • Calcium Benefits More Than Bones 
  • Vegetarian Diet May Control Type II Diabetes 
  • Exercise May Prevent Gallstone Formation 
  • Breast Feeding May Increase IQ 
  • Purple Grape Juice May Fight Vascular Disease 
  • Vitamins May Reduce Risk of Pre-Eclampsia 
  • Vitamin C and the Common Cold 
  • Multivitamins Protect Against Stroke 

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