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January 1999
Great Expectations: Hot Herbs in '99
By Ken Babal, C.N.
Ever watchful of media channels, consumer desires and the next clinical trial, our resident retailer gazes into the new year and postulates on what may be the next St. John's wort.
Can Cirrhosis Be Prevented?
By Marilyn Sterling, R.D.
Alcohol consumption, hepatitis and environmental toxins can all lead to cirrhosis, which inhibits the liver's ability to function. At-risk patients can avert the development of this chronic degenerative disease by making diet
and lifestyle modifications reinforced by liver-supportive herbs and supplements.
Chronic Joint Pain
By Cynthia Cooper, R.Ph.
Arthritis, often said to be part of the wear and tear of old age, brings with it years of untreatable discomfort. Research shows supplemental nutrients can ease chronic osteo- and rheumatoid arthritis pain by repairing the joints themselves.
Natural News
FTC Clarifies Industry Advertising Standards
Organics Leaders Say No to GMOs
Is Margarine Food?
Vitamin & Mineral, Herb & Supplement Sales Statistics
Acronym Reference
Nutrition Q&A
Nutrition Research News
Love Your Liver
Thiamine—A Mood-Mending Vitamin
Introducing the Next Hot Herb
Understanding E
Columns
Doctor's Insight
Thiamine's Mood-Mending Qualities
By Richard N. Podell, M.D.
Nutrient Profile
Vitamin E—Weighing the Tocopherols
By Stephanie Briggs, Ph.D.
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