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Green tea may lower folic acid levels

Written on Mar, 16, 2005 by
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Green tea danger for pregnant mums Pregnant women who drink green tea increase the risk of birth defects such as spina bifida, experts say. The chemical extracted from the tea also inhibits the growth of cancer cells and may provide the starting point…

Taiwan will fine pregnant women for smoking

Written on Mar, 16, 2005 by

Taipei – Taiwan will fine pregnant women for smoking in a bid to ensure healthier babies and curb the number of female smokers which is on the rise, health officials have said. “Smoking is a leading cause for miscarriage, still births and premature…

Swedish Bitters

Written on Mar, 16, 2005 by

Swedish Bitters™ has a remarkable effect. It cleanses the system, promotes regularity, improves digestion, soothes and even energizes too. In Europe millions of people use it everyday as a household remedy for a wide variety of simple complaints. You’ll taste its power immediately.…

Vitamin E pills possible heart risk ?

Written on Mar, 16, 2005 by

JOHN VON RADOWITZ VITAMIN E supplements raised the risk of heart failure in a group of patients who took them for seven years, new research showed yesterday. The study found vitamin E did not significantly reduce the risk of cancer or heart-related events,…

Researchers find new way to fight cancer by sending cells to sleep

Written on Mar, 16, 2005 by

ALISON HARDIE HEALTH CORRESPONDENT PIONEERING research by British scientists has found a new way of fighting cancer – sending tumour cells to sleep. Experiments with skin cancer cells show they can be frozen into a permanent state of suspended animation, which stops them…

Agaricus blazei Extract (Himematsutake)

Written on Mar, 13, 2005 by

Agaricus blazei Extract (Himematsutake) A few decades ago, researchers noticed in a mountain region (Ideate) near Sao Paulo, Brazil that Agaricus blazei Murill (ABM), a local mushroom, was a regular part of the inhabitants diet. A study conducted by Dr. Shoji Shibata, a…