In our February, 2010 newsletter I shared a research study that predicted the reduction of 100,000 cases of breast and colon cancer annually in the US as well as a 75% reduction of cancer deaths, with adequate vitamin D levels. As more research studies continue to be published, I am becoming increasingly impressed by its health giving abilities. Also, I see a vast improvement in my family and friends, after they begin to take it.Once again, the same distinguished researchers, have made an assessment of the global impact appropriate vitamin D levels would have on cancer reduction and prevention. Keep in mind, this does not include a reduction of other chronic diseases linked to vitamin D deficiency including heart disease, depression, hypertension, arthritis, asthma, multiple sclerosis and others.Cedric F. Garland, Dr.P.H., cancer prevention specialist at the Moores Cancer Center at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) and colleagues estimate that 250,000 cases of colorectal cancer and 350,000 cases of breast cancer could be prevented worldwide by increasing intake of vitamin D3, particularly in countries north of the equator.A total of 600,000 cases a year of breast and...more
Stroke rehabilitation strives to help individuals who have suffered a stroke relearn verbal and daily living skills. The extent of rehabilitation depends on many factors such as the extent of damage to the brain, the knowledge of the rehabilitation team, the amount of support from family members and how soon recovery training has started.According...more
If you suffer from varicose or spider veins, you may be in desperate need of veins treatment and eager to learn more about your options. Before learning about the types of procedures available to you, it's important to understand just what they really are and why they happen.Varicose and spider veins are enlarged blood vessels that can most...more
Rosacea is a popular skin disorder that affects people all over the world. Visible red and pink patches, obvious broken small blood vessels and small red bumps are some common symptoms of rosacea. To date, the causes of rosacea are still unknown. Some possible causes include genetic inheritance, exposure to sun, bacteria or medications that lead to widening of blood vessels. There is something that you can do to treat rosacea. Read on to find out treatments that are useful in getting rid of rosacea.1) Topical creamsBy applying topical creams once or twice a day, you can put the symptoms of rosacea under well control. One example of topical creams is metronidazole. After cleaning the face, apply the cream no more than twice a day and you can see a significant improve in rosacea soon. Another effective product is azelaic acid. Some people find that a combination of this two products yield wonderful result too. The recommended way of combining the two products is to use one in the morning and another at night. In addition, both of them work well in treating red bumps caused by rosacea.2) AntibioticsAntibiotics such as tetracycline and amoxicillin are often prescribed to treat rosacea...more
Breast Cancer: "The Curse of Mankind"As the name suggests, breast cancer is indeed a curse! Previously only women were observed affected by this disease. But in recent years, it has been found that some men are also falling prey to breast cancer. The...more