Upcoming Events
- Tue 09/02/2010: Effective Weight Loss (London)
In 2010, Nutri-Link’s Weight Loss Seminar will focus on a doctor-created programme proven to not only help your patients lose weight but also to achieve and maintain optimal health. - Thu 11/02/2010: Workshop (Middlesex)
Antony Haynes: Iodine Therapy and Menopause - Thu 18/02/2010: Workshop (St Albans)
Iodine and Adrenals - Antony Haynes - Thu 04/03/2010: Workshop (London, SW7)
Antony Haynes: Iodine and Adrenal Fatigue - Thu 11/03/2010: Workshop (Dorking)
Antony Haynes: Parasites and Yeast
Latest News
Chronic Fatigue Responds to Antioxidants
Many researchers have investigated effective treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), but Martin Pall, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University, ...
Read more »Adrenal Fatigue Makes News
The Daily Mail have today published a short article on the prevalence and potential management of Adrenal Fatigue. Adrenal Fatigue is any decrease in the ability of the adrenal glands to carry out their normal functions. This can happen when your ...
Read more »H1N1 – Questions About Profit Incentive
Swine flu has killed 12 799 people worldwide since it first emerged in Mexico in March 2009, the World Health Organisation said on the 8th January 2010. The latest data posted by the United Nations health agency marked an increase of 579 deaths fr...
Read more »Novel Influenza H1N1 has Dramatic Risks for Pregnant Women
Like previous epidemic and pandemic diseases, 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) may pose an increased risk of severe illness in pregnant women. To see if there were clinical experiences that matched this assumption a Californian investigation by the...
Read more »Were Our Ancesters Better Eaters – By Circumstance?
Many factors—including genes, sex, ancestry, foetal and childhood conditions—influence how we digest foods and store fat. Physiological stress in mothers can leave lingering imprints on descendants for generations. So although it's true that hu...
Read more »Latest Abstracts
Essential Oils Reduce Inflammation – Confirmed
Researchers have found that six essential oils –from thyme, clove, rose, eucalyptus, fennel and bergamot—can suppress the inflammatory COX-2 enzyme, in a manner similar to resveratrol, the chemical linked with the he...
Read more »Bisphenol A – Link to Heart Disease Confirmed
Scientists have once again found that people with higher levels of bisphenol A (BPA) in their urine are more likely to have heart disease than those with lower urinary BPA levels. Used to make some plastic drinks bott...
Read more »Holistic Approach to Dyspepsia Recommended
Patients with symptomatic functional dyspepsia (a disorder of digestive function characterised by discomfort or heartburn or nausea) are more likely than people free of this condition to exhibit increased somatisation ...
Read more »IBS Not Improved by St Johns Wort
St. John's wort, an herb commonly used to treat mild-to-moderate depression, may not improve symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) say researchers in the American Journal of Gastroenterology.[1] Irritable bowel s...
Read more »Minerals and Vitamins Reduce the Risk of Bladder Cancer
Micronutrient deficiencies could provide a possible explanation for why an estimated 25% of the US population who consume the least fruit and vegetables have double the cancer rate.[1] The aim of our study was to investi...
Read more »Latest Reviews
Toxins Damage The Immature Brain – A Review
The Brain is a highly sensitive collection of tissues about which much is known. However a greater proportion of understanding is yet to be elucidated. One of the areas of interest, especially as the burden of psychological problems continues to grow...
Read more »Dysbiosis – What Have We Learned?
Michael Ash BSc(Hons) DO, ND, FDipION reviews some of the last 12 months of published research. The human body has some 10 trillion human cells—but 10 times that number of microbial cells. So what happens when such an important part of our bodie...
Read more »Proposed Dose Limits on Vitamin Supplements in Europe Found to be Scientifically Flawed
A critical study published in the scientific journal Toxicology[1] casts serious doubts over the methods being considered by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Commission to limit dosages of vitamin and mineral food supplement...
Read more »Omega-3 Fatty Acids – A Promising Novel Therapy For Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Compared with our ancestors, Western societies today lead a lifestyle that is much more sedentary, probably as a result of cultural changes stemming from modern socio-economic morays. Taking into account differences in body size, our energy expenditu...
Read more »DHA & Vit D in Pregnancy, A Key Role for Both
The Safe Foundation for a Healthy Pregnancy The omega-3 DHA is an “essential” fatty acid that the body cannot produce and must be consumed through diet or supplementation. The baby must acquire its DHA from its mother, and she must obtain it by ...
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