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From Newsmax Health - Oil Compound that Combats Cancer

From: Newsmax Health
Date: Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 3:04 AM
Subject: Health Tip: An Oil Compound That Combats Cancer

'CLA' Oil Inhibits Many Tumors, Even Fights Obesity
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475 Year Old remedy for blood sugar

From: Fred Pescatore, MD | Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 8:45 PM
Subject: Reality Health Check - Artificial intelligence

This week in the RHC
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Artificial intelligence
Dear Reader, Too often, my patients assume that artificially sweetened soda is the lesser of two evils. And it's easy to see how they'd make this mistake. It's called "diet" soda, after all. But the lack of calories doesn't make it less dangerous. And in reality, nothing could be further from the truth. As part of a recently published study, researchers followed just over 66,000 French women between 1993 and 2007. During this time, participants reported their intake of both sugar-sweetened and artificially-sweetened beverages. The women averaged about 11 ounces of sugary drinks and 19 ounces of artificially sweetened drinks per week. And researchers found that those subjects with the highest consumption of either were at a significantly increased risk of type 2 diabetes. In fact, women who consumed more than 20 ounces of artificially sweetened beverages per week fared even worse than their sugar-drinking counterparts--facing more than double the risk. Just to give you some perspective, that adds up to a little less than two cans of Diet Coke. And not per day, either. Per week. I don't know how many more times I have to say it. Soda is poison, regardless of how you sweeten it. If you want something fizzy, stick with sparkling water. Period.
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Here's what else we talked about this week in the Reality Health Check:
Poison control A couple of weeks ago, I shared some details about the FDA's new Food Safety Modernization Act. Well, in what reads a timely homage to this overdue legislation, the CDC has released a few food safety guidelines of its own... Chemical soup Pathogens aren't the only factors that can make your food poisonous. In fact, the meal that you're eating is only as safe as the dish it's served in. That's the takeaway of one new study appearing in the Journal of the American Medical Association... Mid-life crisis I never watched television as a child. I was one of those snobby, inner-city kids who had more important things to do than watch TV. These days, however, I can't get enough of it. So it pains me to type these next few sentences. But I'm going to do it anyway... Sunny deficient The current vitamin D deficiency epidemic is linked, among other things, to both diabetes and metabolic syndrome. Luckily, though, research shows that overweight teens can avoid this fate. And replenishing their vitamin D stores might be an important part of the process... Eat to live Contrary to what conventional "wisdom" dictates, diet does have an influence on the progression of cancer. And in this area, my mentor Dr. Robert Atkins was truly a pioneer. Which is why I'm thrilled to see that, yet again, his work will be vindicated... Setting the record straight Last week, I told you all about the embarrassingly bad advice that passes for U.S. News and World Report's most recent collection of the "Best Diabetes Diets." The sheer ignorance of these rankings is frightening. So I'd like to settle this issue today with a little bit of real science...

5 foods that prevent heart attack

From Newsmax Health
Date: Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 3:21 AM
Subject: 5 Foods That Halt Heart Attacks; Exercise Aids Sleep; Trial Psoriasis Drug Works; More ...

Cardiologist: These 5 Foods Can Prevent a Heart Attack

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Spending cuts ok, but not for defense spending...(US will be seen as a weakling?)

From: Newsmax.com Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 5:02 AM
Subject: WashPost/ABC Poll: Most Support Spending Cuts, but Not for Military

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Most Say Cut Spending, but Exclude Defense

Most Americans support the idea of cutting federal spending across the board, but insist defense programs be kept off limits when trimming the government's budget, according to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll.
The survey of 1,017 conducted nationally Feb. 27 to March 3 found that 61 percent of respondents support a 5 percent, across-the-board spending reduction in domestic programs, but 60 percent oppose an 8 percent reduction in military spending.
The two reductions approximate the automatic spending cuts that began Saturday in domestic and defense programs brought on by the sequester, which encompasses $1.2 trillion of spending cuts over the next 10 years.
Among Republicans, the survey shows that 76 percent of respondents support the domestic cuts, while 73 percent oppose the military spending reductions. Among Democrats, 57 percent said they were supportive of slashing domestic programs and 48 percent said they were against cutting military spending.
Among those who identified themselves as Independents, 60 percent said they favored domestic cuts, while 63 percent said they were opposed to the military cutbacks.
"In short: the American public likes the idea of cutting federal spending. What they don't like are actual cuts in federal spending," Post reporter Jon Cohen wrote in analyzing the poll.
That attitude made the sequester inevitable, he says. "Without any clear signal from the public of how, specifically, it wants the cuts to happen, politicians did the easy thing: they let an across-the-board cut go into effect without having to vote (read: explain) on it."
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