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March 2000
Herbal Aids for Cancer
By Cindy L.A. Jones, Ph.D.
People with cancer face the dual dilemma of a potentially deadly disease and treatments for it that push their bodies to the brink of shutdown. When taken in conjunction with clinical therapies, botanicals can lessen cancer treatments' life-threatening side effects and increase their effectiveness.
Ergogenics for Endurance Athletes
By Alan Christianson, N.D.
To help your athletic customers go the distance, you need to know which supplements work. We dug through the performance-enhancing promises to give you the facts about branched chain amino acids, hormones, herbs and hydration aids.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome: A Gut Reaction
By Jamison Starbuck, N.D.
Conventional medicine is confounded by the causes of irritable bowel syndrome. An individualized plan that focuses on food sensitivities works best, but when all else fails, botanicals can quell a spastic GI tract.
Natural News
Columns
Doctor's Insight
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Understanding Herbs
Garlic: 4 Varieties for Health
Nutrient Review
Vitamin D Is For Cancer Defense
Natural Remedies
Velvet Antler Under the Microscope
Back Talk
How clean should medicinal herbs be?
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