Vitamin D Deficiency Linked To Rheumatoid Arthritis

While many individuals know the importance of consuming the nutritional supplement vitamin D, some may not realize that having a deficiency of the nutrient may increase their risk for rheumatoid arthritis. According to researchers from Boston University School of Public Health, there is a definitive link between vitamin D and the risk for rheumatoid arthritis.

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Study May Help Enhance Value of Natural Anti-Alzheimer Compounds

Polyphenols found in red wine have already been found to lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, and now scientists are looking for ways to maximize the value of their delivery. One such study, conducted by a team from Purdue University and Mount Sinai School of Medicine, showed that on the 10th consecutive day of feeding,

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Scientists Develop Disease-Fighting Tomato

Red, yellow and green are the most common colors you’ll see when shopping for tomatoes. But researchers at the John Innes Center in Great Britain have developed a breed of purple tomatoes using genes from the snapdragon flower. The good news is—these odd-colored tomatoes are packed with cancer-fighting antioxidants called anthocyanins! These antioxidants are found

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Mad Cow Disease vs. Heart Disease: What’s Your Risk?

Many diseases are more prevalent than others, but in today’s world of processed foods… dangerous toxins… airborne contaminants and prescription medication dangers… which diseases carry the greatest risk for you and your family? According to Health.com, there are many fears that can be put to rest simply by reviewing the facts. You have about a

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Study proves cholesterol drug is a bust – Issue 39

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, Did you know that more than 100 million Americans have high blood cholesterol levels, excess homocysteine or other risk factors for heart disease? Cholesterol-lowering drugs are a cash cow for doctors and drug makers—as evidenced by Forbes Magazine sales estimates topping $26 billion each year! In today’s Monday Edition of Health News

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Scientists discover link between depression and heart disease

A new study suggests depression is associated with the accumulation of visceral fat which has been known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Visceral fat is the kind of fat found between internal organs at the waistline, and scientists from Rush University Medical Center have shown that depression triggers an increase in

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