Health E-Hint: A Healthy Lifestyle Does What No Cholesterol-Lowering Pill Can Do!

Millions of Americans rely on statin drugs to lower elevated blood cholesterol levels. But troublesome side effects cause as many as three-quarters of patients to stop statin treatment. In his book, The Hidden Truth about Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs, former pharmaceutical company drug chemist Shane Ellison says the first step toward preventing heart disease is “engaging in

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Health E-Hint: Nature’s Sweet Remedy for Lower Blood Pressure!

If you’re struggling to control your sodium intake and get your blood pressure under control—you’ll be amazed at some new research findings. A new animal study showed that grapes helped lower blood pressure and improve heart function—even though the animals ate a high-salt diet! Some lab rats ate a diet containing a powder made from

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Controlling and Managing Allergy Symptoms – Issue 07

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, ACHOO! Geshundheit! With the summer in full swing—you’re likely to hear those expressions quite often. In today’s Monday Edition of Health News Weekly™, I’ll give you some helpful hints for controlling and managing allergy symptoms. You’ll also find out which common over-the-counter drugs can almost DOUBLE your risk of hip fracture… …plus

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Scientists Say GPS Car Tracking Devices Can Help Diagnose Clogged Arteries – Issue 46

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, Whether or not you’re like me and like to keep up with news about the latest gadgets, it sure helps to keep abreast of new technologies that may impact your health. Well, in today’s edition of Health News Weekly™, I’ll share what scientists have discovered about how car GPS technology can be

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Health E-Hint: Soy Milk May Be a Dieter’s Joy!

If you’ve switched to soy milk because of problems digesting cow milk—you might enjoy an added benefit besides fewer stomach troubles. New research suggests drinking several glasses of soy milk daily may be just as helpful for shedding pounds as cow milk! Researchers from Northern Illinois State University tracked women on an eight-week, low-calorie diet.

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