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Currently available seminars
- Protected: Antony Haynes: Sports Nutrition – A Functional Medicine Approach
- Protected: Antony Haynes: Female Hormone Health
- Protected: Dr Martin Pall PhD Nutritional Updates on Complex Diseases
- Protected: Dr Jay Lombard: A Functional Medicine Approach To Mental Health
- Protected: Antony J Haynes: Weight Loss II
- Protected: Dr David Brownstein MD: Thyroid Health and Iodine Therapy
- Protected: Probiotics – Sorting the ‘Wheat from the Chaff’
- Protected: The Enzyme Therapy of Cancer
- Protected: Detoxification and Essential Fatty Acids
- Protected: Sirtuins, Cardiovascular Health & Anti-Aging
- Protected: Adrenal Fatigue
- Prof. M. Pall – Explaining Unexplained Illnesses
Latest Abstract
B Vitamins Beat Depression
This month’s (August) American Journal of Clinical Nutrition presents a longitudinal study supporting the use of B vitamins in the management of mental health.
In Nutritional Therapy practice when we are faced with patients who seem to be struggling with depression and are finding recovery hard as well as trying to prevent recurrence after resolving their current symptoms we often think – B Vitamins
But what is the evidence for this apparently normal recommendation – is there anything of substance that supports the therapeutic use of these water soluble vitamins.
To date most studies have been conducted using a cross sectional approach[1],[2] (a class of research methods that involve observation of some subset of a population of items all at the same time, in which, groups can be compared at different ages with respect of independent variables) rather than the preferred prospective style investigations (an analytic study designed to determine the relationship between a condition and a characteristic shared by some members of a group). A prospective study may involve many variables or only two; it may seek to demonstrate a relationship that is an association or one that is causal. Prospective studies produce a direct measure of risk called the relative risk.
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Increase Vit D RDA’s Say Scientists
On July the 28th 2010 the Journal Experimental Biology and Medicine published an article looking at the levels of Vitamin D in the general population and made recommendations concerning the RDA levels needed to limit osteomalacia in adults and rickets in children.[1] This they say is because scientists and nutritionists from many countries agree that at present about half of elderly North Americans and Western Europeans and probably also of the rest of the world are not receiving enough vitamin D to maintain healthy bone. This is nothing new to this web site or indeed the thousands of people that have been following this story for the last 10 years.
The paper goes on to say that over the past decade there has been a dramatic increase in the understanding of the many biological actions that result from vitamin D acting through its daughter steroid hormone, 1α,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 [1α,25(OH)2D3] in collaboration with its cognate vitamin D receptor (VDR). In other words Vitamin D does more than support bone health.
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The Science of H1N1
June 5, 2009 – Science & the CityPodcasts
Top researchers offer an in-depth look at the science behind the global influenza outbreak, plus some of the work being done to keep us healthy.
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Social Media for Practitioners
An introduction into the benefits of Social Media for practitioners presented by Nutri-Link Ltd.
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