That’s the name of the study conducted in Sydney, Australia that tested the effect of tai chi in people with type 2 diabetes. (more…)

Recent evidence raises doubt about the protective effects of lycopene on the risk of prostate cancer.

Now, the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) reports a 65% reduction in advanced prostate cancer risk among men with the highest intake of lycopene. (more…)

The European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) has issued the first guidelines for the treatment of fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS). (more…)

If you?re interested in learning more about traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), here is a link to the Traditional Chinese Medicine World Foundation. It’s dedicated to educating the public and healthcare professionals about classical TCM and natural self-healing.

Here is a synopsis of healing from the perspective of TCM.

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The health consequences of salt in our diet have been debated. The mainstream believes there’s a connection between high salt intake, increased blood pressure, and then cardiovascular disease and death.

Others disagree.

Now, the FDA will weight in. (more…)

A study from the University of Nebraska reports that antibiotics are too frequently prescribed to treat sinus infections (acute or chronic rhinosinusitis).

That’s not new, but the mention of using a salt-water rinse as treatment is worth discussing.

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Before we start, let’s define “lux.” Even though it won’t help you understand the results of the study. (more…)

If this product sounds familiar, it is. The company selling it, Bodee LLC, buys lots of radio time around here to trumpet this dietary supplement as a “natural” way to treat impotence.

Now, the FDA as stepped in. (more…)

In 2007 there have been 4 published studies on this topic.

Here’s an overview. (more…)

It has come to my attention that certain chiropractors across the country are offering their services to vets of the war on terrorism.

Thanks. Links are listed below. (more…)