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Curcumin for colorectal cancer prevention: clinical trial
Posted on Mon, 27 Jun 11

Curcumin for colorectal cancer prevention: clinical trial

A small exploratory clinical trial of curcumin, the yellow pigment in the spice turmeric, suggests that a higher dose can reduce precancerous changes in the colon.

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Probiotics for irritable bowel syndrome
Posted on Mon, 30 May 11

Probiotics for irritable bowel syndrome

Probiotics are widely claimed to help relieve irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and while some do, others may not work at all and some may even make things worse. Not all probiotics are the same and it pays to know the difference.

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Zinc prevents and treats the common cold
Posted on Mon, 4 Apr 11

Zinc prevents and treats the common cold

If you take zinc regularly you can reduce your risk of catching a cold, and if you start taking zinc when the cold catches you, you will beat it quicker.

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Safer, cheaper, herbal treatment for depression
Posted on Sun, 13 Mar 11

Safer, cheaper, herbal treatment for depression

Despite an unbelievable amount of data demonstrating that the herbal medicine St Johns Wort is a safe and effective treatment for depression it remains in the realm of alternative medicine. It is time for things to change.

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Fish oil supplements associated with lower breast cancer risk
Posted on Mon, 12 Jul 10

Fish oil supplements associated with lower breast cancer risk

A new report has found that postmenopausal women taking fish oil supplements have a lower breast cancer risk. This is the first study to find an association between regular fish oil supplement use and breast cancer.

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Natural substance for cervical cancer prevention
Posted on Sun, 11 Jul 10

Natural substance for cervical cancer prevention

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), also known as cervical dysplasia, is a potentially precancerous condition of the cervix. Current treatments generally consist of invasive procedures that may adversely affect reproductive potential and safer methods for cancer prevention are needed. A natural substance derived from broccoli has shown some promise.

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