Wellness HealthWatch

05-07-2008

ProHealth's Wellness HealthWatch   Highlights: · Transfer factor & immunity · Arthritis advice, research, trials · Call for Alzheimer's questions

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FEATURED ARTICLE May 7, 2008    Transfer Factors and the Importance of a Healthy Immune System Transfer factors are tiny molecules that act like post-it notes, delivering immune-memory details to cells throughout the body. Passed from mother to offspring or via supplements, they are truly fascinating.   ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS More articles    Arthritis Basics and Some Self-Care Ground Rules "Arthritis simply means pain in the joints," writes Dr. Sarah Myhill, MD. "It has been classified into two types...but the fact of the matter is that most sufferers have a bit of both." She starts them all with the same set of basics. Now Recruiting: 71-Center Trial of Drug to Block Osteoarthritis Progression The drug employed in this two-year international trial inhibits a 'signal' enzyme involved in tissue destruction/inflammation. Q&A (held April 25) with Dr. Collinge - on Alternative Methods for Mental, Spiritual, and Physical Healing Dr. William Collinge, PhD, educates patients & physicians on the healing potential of meditation, touch, and other holistic methods. He offers clinically-tested advice on depression, isolation & family, mood, stress, sleep and more. Post Your Questions Here on Alzheimer's, 'Brain Fog' & Cognitive Health Minimally Invasive Fibroid Treatment Can Safely Replace Major Surgery Anti-Inflammatory & Statin Combo May Halt Prostate Cancer - Rutgers   RESEARCH ABSTRACTS More abstracts    Omega-3 helped many rheumatoid arthritis patients cut analgesic use In this long-term trial, many RA patients achieved significant reductions in their use of NSAID pain relievers. Bark extract supported osteoarthritis symptom relief, less analgesic use Italian trial indicates this herbal antioxidant supplement may support significant symptom improvements in many. NSAIDs taken for 'Lyme arthritis' may inhibit resolution Aspirin, ibuprofen and similar COX-2 inhibitors taken for inflammation/pain associated with Lyme infection may actually inhibit the 'signaling molecules' that can resolve the inflammation. Mind-body therapy for insomnia enhances depression outcome Cortisol levels linked to restless legs symptoms - low-dose med helps   FROM OUR READERS    Comments & Suggestions · Don't like 'yes-no' questions · Lay terms appreciated · Energy medicine & cold laser · Lyme patients - action alert · Another benefit of magnesium Q & A Session · Royal jelly & blood sugar? · Help for scalp psoriasis? · Sinusitis or migraine? · Testing glucose levels? · B-12 deficiency article? We deeply regret that because of technical difficulties we did not receive the letters some of you posted in the past. Your input is priceless, so please re-email your questions & suggestions here.   WEEKLY INSPIRATION    "My nephew tried to stick a penny into a plug. Whoever said a penny doesn't go far didn't see him shoot across that floor."   - Tim Allen Nice Change in Denver As part of its Road Home project - a 10-year plan to end homelessness - Denver is finding sponsors for refurbished parking meters in areas known for panhandling. Passers-by insert spare change for the homeless. In the first year, these red "Road Home" meters collected many thousands of dollars. 50 cents helps a homeless person to use public transportation...$1.50 provides a meal...and so on. - See www.DenversRoadHome.org These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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