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April 2001
Stress: The Hidden Factor for Weight Gain
By James B. LaValle, R.Ph., C.C.N.
Chronic stress can lead to more than just headaches. Metabolically, stress ultimately causes excess insulin release, which signals the body to store fat in the abdomen. Researchers have identified eight supplements that support the body's ability to handle stress and its downstream effects.
A New Look at Eye Health
By Bill Sardi
The eyes have it—zeathanthin and lutein, two carotenoids shown to protect the retina from macular degeneration. Nutritional therapies ranging from vitamins C and E to inositol, omega-3 fats, and sulfur-rich foods can minimize two other primary visual conditions, cataracts and glaucoma.
Natural News
Columns
At the Counter
Beyond The Label
Doctor's Insight
Quercetin Is Promising For Chronic Prostatitis
Sports Science
I3C and DIM: Keys to Cancer Prevention?
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