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Winter 2004 issue:
 

  • Defeating the Diabetes Epidemic
    Joel Fuhrman, M.D., provides the facts on the safest and most effective approach to treat diabetes.

  • Great Results in Just 10 Minutes of Exercise Per Day! Fact or Late-night TV Hype?
    John Allen Mollenhauer explains how to get great results in 10 minutes of exercise per day. Discover a new view on training.

  • More Low-Fat and Veggie Choices Available at Airports
    Barbara Ferguson Kennedy reports on a study published by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine on healthier food alternatives for travelers.

  • News
    The importance of exercise; stress and pregnancy; the risks of obesity; diet and cancer; the Atkins diet lawsuit and more.

  • Case Study
    Learn how a high-nutrient, natural food diet can reverse diabetes.

  • Observations
    "Things to do during this New Year" by Dr. Keki Sidhwa.

  • Delicious chili and stew recipes

  • Answers to medical questions on
    diabetes, loud sounds and hearing loss, and lower back pain.

 

 

Fall 2004 issue:
 

  • South Beach and Atkins Diets 
    What you really need to know about these two dangerous diets. Joel Fuhrman, M.D., presents "South Beach Diet Offers Dangerous Advice" and Jeff Novick discusses the Atkins Diet in "More Diet Fads and Fantasies."

  • Are You a Workaholic?
    Dr. Keki Sidhwa discusses the importance of adding relaxation to our daily schedule.

  • 2004 NHA Conference Highlights
    A pictorial review of this successful event.

  • News
    Obesity, diet and inactivity linked to dementia; obese children; importance of a plant-based diet.

  • Fitness
    John Pierre writes about the importance of staying active in "No Deposit, No Return."

  • Observations
    "Do Not Wait Until It's Too Late" by Dr. Alec Burton.

  • Delicious recipes from the Conference

  • Answers to medical questions on
    shingles, staying on track, snacking, eating when hungry, and using oil.

 


Summer 2004 issue:
 

  • The Chemical Strait-Jacket Destroying Our Children 
    Dr. Frank Sabatino discusses how positive lifestyle changes can improve the physical, behavioral, and mental health of our children.

  • The New Low-Carb Mania... Don't Be Fooled Again!
    Jeff Novick presents evidence indicating that as low-carb diets grow in popularity, Americans are eating more fat and cholesterol and growing fatter.

  • Breaking the Food Seduction
    Barbara Ferguson Kennedy interviews Dr. Neal Barnard, president and founder of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.

  • News
    Cancer; heart disease; children's health; memory loss and obesity; and the importance of a plant-based diet and exercise

  • Fitness
    Exercises you can do while sitting at your computer.

  • Observations - The Mature Man
    Historical essay by Dr. Gerald Benesh

  • Delicious summer recipes

  • Answers to medical questions on
    supervised fasting, whole vs. processed foods, osteoporosis, and low HDL cholesterol

 

 



 

Spring 2004 issue:
 

  • Changing the Consequences of Stress 
    Dr. Frank Sabatino takes a close look at how stress affects the body and how we can learn to manage it.

  • Minimizing Nutrition through Genetics
    T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D., presents evidence that a plant-based diet is capable of silencing disease-producing genes.

  • Fasting and Rejuvenation
    Dr. Alec Burton discusses how fasting can rejuvenate the feeling, appearance, and functions of the body.

  • News
    Heart Disease; Low-Carb, High-Protein Diets; Children Not Active; Fast Food and Kids; Obese Teens; New Food Guide Pyramid

  • Fitness
    Tips for being more active.

  • Delicious spring recipes

  • Answers to medical questions on
    high blood pressure, staying on track, and high-protein diet 

 

 



 


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