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Increase Bone Density with the Icariin Flavonoid 09/02/09

Unique Flavonoid From Horny Goat Weed Herb Proven To Increase Bone Density In Postmenopausal Women Most women know that they need extra calcium, magnesium and vitamin D, along with weight bearing exercise, to reduce their risk of osteoporosis. The most recent studies show that a daily target for most adults should be: Calcium – 1500 mg Vitamin D – 1400 IU Magnesium – 300-500 mg Bone Support Supplements that provide extra calcium, magnesium, vitamin D and other bone support nutrients (sil...

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Pomegranate Juice Proven To Slow Prostate Cancer 07/13/09

Two clinical studies have now shown that men with established prostate cancer realized a marked slowing of their disease when they drank 8 ounces of pure pomegranate juice each day. Reporting at the 104th Annual Meeting Scientific Meeting of The American Urology Association, researchers presented findings showing that men, who had undergone prostate surgery or radiation treatment for localized prostate cancer, benefited from drinking 8 ounces per day of pomegranate juice if their PSA levels were still continui...

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How Prostate Disease Occurs and How to Prevent it 03/27/09

How Does The Aging Process Affect Prostate Disease? At age 40 the prostate gland speeds up the conversion of testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT). High levels of DHT cause prostate cells to replicate rapidly causing prostate enlargement and increasing the risk that prostate cancer may emerge. A such, from age 40 to 80  ninety percent of men eventually develop enlarged prostate symptoms and one in eight men in North America develop prostate cancer, making it the second leading cause o...

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Osteoporosis Bone Density Testing and Nutrition Considerations 03/08/09

Approximately one in four women and one in eight men over the age of 50 develop osteoporosis in our modern societies. These are alarming statistic, as 25% of individuals who sustain an osteoporotic hip fracture die within the first year from related complications. In Canada, more women die each year from the consequences of hip fractures than from the combined death rate from breast and ovarian cancer (Osteoporosis Society Of Canada). Studies indicate that much of thi...

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