Where can I find good info on the recent study that shows a new, not yet
approved, vaccination that has a 100% preventative rate for cervical cancer?

Re Preventing Cancer: Does Diet Matter?
Diet does matter. It is a myth to believe that what
we put in our mouths does not affect us. Every cell in
the body is made only and completely from the food we eat

From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk@...>
Date: Fri Sep 30, 2005  1:09 pm
Subject: High Bone Disease Rates---Where & Why?  notmilk2002
Who Has the Highest Rates of Bone Disease, and Why?

Last time I was stateside I picked up some Yohimbe (our all-knowing big
brother gov't up  here banned it) I got it for the purpose of improving
blood circulation for an upcoming exersize and weight lifting regimen I
am starting, but found it interesting that is was in the "mens ...

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http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/politics/12806728.htm
FDA warns certain Dole salads connected to E. coli outbreak
Associated Press
WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration is warning people not to

Note these paragraphs in the following.
It also cited Poland, which reduced deaths among young adults by 10 percent
in the 1990s, in part by making fruit and vegetables more available and
removing subsidies on dairy products like butter.

Are there health risks associated with working out in a damp or musty
basement?
If there is a better (and active) newsgroup to post this question,
please let me know.

just trying to find somewhere that will tell me the macronutrient
content of these two grains when COOKED (boiled) per 100g.
All i seem to be able to find is the nutritional profile of these raw,
which, i imagine, will be significantly different to the cooked data.

Where are they on the internet?
I can't find any.

At least one critic seems to put a great deal of faith in studies of
rabbits fed hydrogenated coconut oil (HCO) which then develop "signs
of atherosclerosis."  Several points need to be made:
1.    Which group of rabbits have higher mortality rates?  Rabbits don't

Everything in moderation!!!
I am sure people say it varies. But for those that think it's dangerous
how much of this essential wouldn't be?

I would greatly appreciate any comments and suggestions on our new
research project "Exceptional Longevity in the United States", which we
are developing now, see text at:
http://longevity.scienceboard.net/index.php?p=36

Eat a good diet,
exercise regularly,
make sure you get enough daily vitamins and minerals,
get plenty of sleep and avoid stress,

Yahoo has fairly strong spam suppression too. But, when I reached
1000 spam a day, I went to a whitelist - stop everything that isn't
explicitly authorised. My family email addresses are all cleared,
otherwise you have to add a keyword to the subject line to get