Deciding
Whether To Pursue an Alternative Cancer Therapy by
Linda L. Isaacs, MD
An associate of Nicholas Gonzalez explains a very important and
often overlooked process how cancer patients make the decision
to use alternative therapies.
What
Can We Do About Pain?
by
Lois Berry (excerpted
from her book Cancer Saved My Life)
This
breast cancer survivor has some surprising things to say about managing
pain. She also shares the knowledge she gained about things like stress,
forgiveness, and spiritual renewal.
Probiotics
and Cancer
by Mark A. Brudnak, PhD, ND
(from the forthcoming book The Probiotic Solution)
The role of probiotics in preventing "bad
bacteria from mutations that may lead to cancer.
Pseudotumor
cerebri Due to Aspartame Disease
by
H.J. Roberts, MD, FACP
A primary
researcher on aspartame now documents six women diagnosed with benign
intracranial hypertension, whose symptoms resolved after abstaining
from aspartame products.
Naturopathic
Approach to Hypertension
by
Dr. Farhang Khosh, CMO, and Dr. Mehdi Khosh
Hypertensive
patients quickly learn the lack of effectiveness and unpleasant side
effects from high blood pressure drugs. Here is a well-researched
examination of the many effective alternative therapies available.
Overcoming
Oncologists' Objections: Safe & Effective Non-Drug Support
for Prostate and Breast Cancers
by
Shari Lieberman, PhD, CNS, FACN
Oncologists
are notorious for refusing adjuvant nutritional support. These supplement
ingredients have been proven in published research to be beneficial
in cancer treatments and do
not interfere with conventional therapy.
Radiation
Nullifies the Pauling Cure
by
Owen R. Fonorow
The
recently proposed use of radiation to treat restenosis has one of
our correspondents fighting mad not just because radiation
causes cancer, but just as important, it makes Pauling's
therapy (a proven cure) useless in the treatment of heart disease.
The Nearest
Thing to A Perfect Food Part 2
by
Joseph C. Hattersley, MA
The
reaffirmation of the egg continues with the latest research on the
nutritional benefits as well as the importance of "clean and
organic food and healthy ways to cook it.
Angiogenesis
and P-glycoprotein: Their
Roles in Cancer
by
Alain Thibodeau, PhD and Diane Bilodeau, PhD
New
research is producing supplementation to inhibit the proliferation
of endothelial cells (angiogenesis) and to sensitize cancer cells
to chemotherapeutic agents where they have been resistant.
The
Skinny on Fats & Breast Cancer
by
Stephen Byrnes, PhD, RNCP
There
has been a lot of confusion about fats in our diet and how fat consumption
might relate to breast cancer. The most important fact is that all
fats are not the same.
Other Faces
of Holism: Interview with Stefani
Quane, Holistic Attorney Part II
by
Lily G. Casura
What
does a holistic law practice look like? Some of the practical applications
are explained, such as celebrating the preparation of a Will as a
midlife ritual.
Columns
Shorts briefed by Jule Klotter
Literature Review & Commentary by Alan R. Gaby, MD
The War on Cancer by Ralph W. Moss, PhD
Chinese Medicine Update — Chinese Medicine & Bone Marrow
Suppression
by Bob Flaws, Dipl. Ac & CH, FNAAOM
Health Risks & Environmental Issues
Breast and Prostate Cancer: A Look at the Environment
by Rose Marie Williams, MA
Medical Anthropology — The Anthropology of Breast Cancer
by Tim Batchelder, BA
Women's Health Update
Breast Cancer: Considerations to Assist the Practitioner in Clinical
Recommendations
by Tori Hudson, ND, Professor
Phytotherapy Review & Commentary
by Kerry Bone, FNIMH, FNHAA
Medicinal Properties in Whole Foods The Capsicum Fruit
by Gina L. Nick, PhD, ND
Healing with Homeopathy
The Homeopathic Treatment of Mastitis
by Judyth Reichenberg and Robert Ullman, NDs
Psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology Review & Commentary
Infectious Disease
by Robert A. Anderson, MD
Nutritional Influences on Illness
Dietary Fat and Cancer
by Melvyn R. Werbach, MD
Medical Journalist Report of Innovative Biologics
RM-10™: The Newest Breakthrough in Immune System Enhancement –
Part 2
by Morton Walker, DPM
Editorial: A Drug in Search of a Disease
by Alan R. Gaby, MD
Letters to the Editor
Shark Cartilage Okay for Hypertensives?
Research Flawed on Vitamin C Causing DNA Damage
Lab to Test Omega 3/6 Levels
Critique of the Calgary PATCH Study Using EDTA Chelation to Treat
Heart Disease
On Theophylline and Evening Primrose Oil in the Treatment of Cancer
The Need for Objective Testing in Your Complementary Medicine
Practice
Selenium as a Protectant
Use of Flower Essences as Possible Resistance Enhancing Agents
vs Infectious Conditions
In the News
US Book Details Benefits of Natural Medicine in Japan
New Technology Replaces Tooth Brushing and Flossing
Effective Treatment for Fibromyalgia and CFS
Phytoestrogens and Thyroid Cancer Risk
Jerome Stevens Pharmaceuticals Files Claims Against FDA for $1.3
Billion
Clinical Phase II Study on Japanese Botanical Formula
Alternative Cancer Treatment
Internet Libel Suit is Tossed Out
Fluoridation and Cancer
Tai Sophia Institute Announces Changes in Botanical Healing Program
BookCorners
What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer
by John R. Lee, MD, David Zava, PhD and Virginia Hopkins
review by Irene Alleger
Human Trials: Scientists, Investors, and Patients in the Quest
for a Cure
by Susan Quinn
review by Katherine Duff
Called to Heal
by Susan Schuster Campbell
review by Jule Klotter
When Healing Becomes a Crime
by Ken Ausubel
review by Andrew L. Rubman, ND
The Healing Power of Movement
by Lisa Hoffman, MA with Alison Freeland
review by Jule Klotter
Fateful Harvest: The True Story of A Small Town, A Global Industry,
and A Toxic Secret
by Duff Wilson
review by Steve Rochlitz, PhD
Why Stomach Acid is Good For You
by Jonathan V. Wright, MD and Lane Lenard, PhD
Experiments & Observations on the Gastric Juice & the
Physiology of Digestion
by William Beaumont, MD
The Oxford Companion to the Body
edited by Colin Blakemore and Sheila Jennett
reviews by Beatrice Trum Hunter
Living Proof
by Michael Gearin-Tosh
review by Irene Alleger
BookNotice
Planting the Future – Saving Our Medicinal Herbs
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