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Richard Firshein
Introduces the powdered beverage called PMS Escape which may
provide relief from premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Mechanism of action of
the beverage's key component; Symptoms of PMS.
Focuses on how to help control asthma. How asthma can disturb and
derail the functions of a family; Loneliness of teens who suffer from
asthma; Information on the program Breath of Life in Bronx, New
York.
Relief from depression can help against
cancer, too.
A surprising relationship between depression and allergies.
People who face serious life stress are more likely to develop a peptic ulcer over the next 15 years.
Dr. Richard Firshein helps patients find alternative treatments for food allergies, migraines, heart conditions and arthritis.
Presents the situation and possible solutions concerning the ways
on how to cure low sperm count or infertility. Causes of infertility;
Approach for treating infertility.
Presents answers to question on memory problems. Supplements found
in foods to improve function of brain's neurons; Amino acid that absorbs
easily by brain cells; Diseases link to inadequate type of a fatty
acid.
Presents an answer to question on broccoli sprouts. How can it
prevent cancer; Anti-cancer chemical in the sprouts; Other vegetables and
fruits with anti-cancer agents.
Suggests supplements that could be taken during hiking to increase
a person's endurance at high altitudes. Usual reaction of the body to
significant changes in altitude.
Presents a question and answer column on issues pertaining to the
stomach, while highlighting natural remedies which can be used to
alleviate digestion problems and decrease the impact of inflammatory
bowel disease. Reference to the importance of intestinal health; Factors
which attribute to the cause of food digestion problems.
Presents answers to question on the harmful effects of chemicals
used in dry cleaners. How liver detoxify toxic agents; Symptoms when
liver has been stressed; Herb used to treat liver damage.
Gives information on a diet called the 'ketogenic diet' which helps
treat epilepsy. Why this is called the ketogenic diet; When the diet was
developed; Details on the diet.
Natural remedies for frequent bouts of gastritis and ulcers. H.
pylori bacteria and suggested herbal remedies.
Answers a question about gluten sensitivity. Symptoms of the
condition; Effects of the condition to the body; How to repair the lining
of the digestive tracts of gluten sensitive persons; Sources of gluten;
Alternative foods for gluten sensitive persons.
Herbs like echinacea are taken short-term to fight colds and flu and boost immunity. Other herbs, such as ginseng, can be long-term tonics. However, it's a good idea to take herbal breaks.
Is there a link between a reduced fat diet and depression and anxiety?
Yes, your body and brain need good fat.
Suggests ways on how to prevent osteoporosis or thinning of bones
among women. Nutrients that are helpful in preserving bone; Problem that
could result from high levels of calcium; Recommended dose of
calcium.
Can a combination of conventional and alternative medicines offer relief to those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis?
Questions whether there are other treatments besides the herb,
Saint John's Wort, which can boost one's mood and energy. Information on
the nutrient S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAMe); Benefits of the nutrient;
Details on a 1994 study in which SAMe was used; Percentage of persons who
respond to the nutrient; In-depth look at other studies.


