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Vitamin D Significantly Reduces Colorectal Cancer Risk
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 by Dr. Robert Wascher
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 by Dr. Robert Wascher
VITAMIN D SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES COLORECTAL CANCER RISK As I discuss in my new book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, recent high-level clinical research studies have pretty much debunked the widely held belief that Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin A, ... Read More
As a life-long gum chewer yes, even wellness coaches have vices, Ive been surprised and intrigued by the recent positive research on its supposed health benefits. Could it really be that gum chewing can make you smarter, thinner, lessstressed, less forgetful and more al... Read More
Dana, am I going crazy You would tell me if I had lost my marbles wouldnt you Ive heard these questions many times. Repetition. Anyone who lives with Alzheimers knows from repetition. As her rudder, I always supplied my mother, Continue reading Read More
ADHD AND DIET. Some parents of kids with ADHD will tell you that diet "for sure" plays a part in their children's symptoms -- and a recent study may bear them out. The study indicates that a restrictive diet can significantly reduce ADHD-related symptoms. In f... Read More
Read Toran's story PART I PART II PART III Part IV Coming Soon. Toran Henry was tragically taken from us on the 20th March 2008. Yet another young life destroyed by an antidepressant known to cause suicide in children and adolescents. His mother is the co-founder of CAS... Read More
There are times when I feel like I have gotten on a bus, expecting to ride to a new and exciting place, only to wake up and see that I have barely gotten to the next block. That is how I often feel about pharmacy. Pharmacy can be like a middle-aged woman who got a ... Read More
TweetAs a digital nomad, I do spend a lot of time processing and evaluating information. But the nomad part of being a digital nomad means I do it mostly when Im on the road. I do not have a fixed office space. I work in a variety of places, from shared offices to coffe... Read More
The China Center of Adoption Affairs CCAA just announced that single women are now allowed to adopt from their Special Focus special needs adoption program For a child to be considered a Special Focus child they must havebeen waiting on the shared list list of Chinese o... Read More
A common complaint amongst many employees is how awful the boss isSure, this may result from a bit of employee envy; after all who wouldnt want the power and salary afforded to most bosses. But, the bottom line is that most bosses dont go to boss school and many are ele... Read More
Many research studies have shown a potential link between breast cancer and insufficient vitamin D levels. Some of these studies have suggested that individuals deficient in vitamin D are at greater risk for developing breast cancer. Other studies have suggested that de... Read More
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