There is an old saying.   "The good die young".     There is
also the observation that cancer victims fit a personality
class...   subservient.
So maybe its not the 'good' that die young in this regard, but

An article in one of the UK Sunday papers suggested that for ME sufferers, a
mix of the omega fish oils combined with evening primrose oil and gentle
exercise could provide symptom relief in approximately 3 - 6 months. Does
anybody have any experience of this, or is it another ...

I have recently started doing the Atkins diet (except for one tweak, I
am still doing moderate amounts of caffeine in the form of coffee and
green tea).
I decided to start this plan because I had moved into some bad habits

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=49348
Low-carb diets work with more fat or protein
16:00 AEST Fri Apr 29 2005
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See http://sankey.ws/dietref.html
Am I missing any nutrients for which some authority has a recommended
RDI and food analyses are available?
I note that the fluoride issue is still unresolved - of 5 queries

I noticed that many vegetarian web sites usually devote a page
attempting to show, by comparative anatomy, that humans are
herbivores. The Name Milton R. Mills, MD, came up quite a bit. Here is
what I found out about the good doctor:

I am taking a 15 mg Zinc Gluconate supplement at the moment as part of
a campaign to heal an eczema problem (one a day usually, but sometimes
2). But I have read that if you take too much zinc, it can interfere
with Copper absorption.

We created a group to share ideas about this new science and the
breakthrough discoveries of Doctor Matthias Rath and his team.
subscribe to the group going to:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/cellularmed/

I'm thinking of getting surgery to heal a scar on my hand.  Does anyone
have any idea of exactly what such a surgical procedure would entail?

I've been experimenting with different nutritional supplements for the
past 7 months, whilst everything was OK at first, I'm now starting to
experience problems with my joints.  Whenever I take a supplement that
uses Mg Stearate or Stearic acid as a filler, small hard rubbery lumps

http://www.techcentralstation.com/042605E.html
They Don't Embarrass Easily
By John Luik  Published   04/26/2005
A few years ago The New York Times ran a cartoon that showed two

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As you dig into your Thanksgiving leftovers, take a lesson from our

My fave green veggie, unfortunatly only available a few weeks of the
year before they get to big & tough and go to seed. One thing about the
further north clime though is that they come later & grow slower but
also have a longer harvesting/edible season.

http://www.macleans.ca/topstories/health/article.jsp?content=20050422_101349_4828
Carbs encourage over-eating
Diabetes patients on low-carbohydrate diet eat less and lose weight
Which would you eat after a three-course meal -- a slice of apple pie

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there was a significant association of serum ferritin and iron overload
with age
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