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14 July 2011
Dupuytren's Contracture: Annoying But Treatable
Dr. Myatt recently answered a question about Dupuytren's Contracture for a friend, and we thought that the rest of our HealthBeat News readers would be interested in this information as well - this annoying and sometimes painful deformity of the hand affects nearly 8 of every 100 [...Read more here]
7 Simple Ways to Decrease Your Cancer Risk
Modern medical science knows a lot about the causes of cancer -- much more, in fact, than we know about its cure. "Carcinogens," or factors that cause cancer, abound in our environment. Avoiding them is one way to prevent cancer. [... Read More Here]
But I Only Eat Good Natural Sugars!
What About The "Good Sugars?" "You advise that consumption of sugar is a no-no for someone with cancer. I eat a lot of fruit which of course is high in sugar, I know there are different types of sugar: glucose, fructose, sucrose, lactose, etc, so my question is [...Read more here]
Strontium: The Missing Mineral for Strong Bones
Strontium is a naturally occurring mineral, in the same mineral family as calcium and magnesium, and it's been shown to promote bone growth in both animals and people. Before you get nervous, let's clarify something: this is NOT the radioactive [...Read more here]
Genetic variation in taste sensitivity
There is much discussion in some scientific circles regarding the well-noted differences in taste perception among people of different ethnic backgrounds and indeed between individuals of similar ethnic heritage and genetic make-up [...Read more here]
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