Eat chocolate to lower blood pressure
A new study shows that eating half a bar of dark chocolate daily can help reduce blood pressure. If you enjoy this article, you may also be interested in an article entitled ‘Cocoa is loaded with anti-cancer phytochemicals and compounds, says research.’

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Originally Posted on 12/10/2005 4:06:38 PM
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Benign lumps can be a sign of cancer
Women who have certain types of benign lumps in their breast are at a greater risk for developing breast cancer. To learn more on this topic, be sure to also read the related article, Sunlight emerging as proven treatment for breast cancer, prostate cancer an

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Originally Posted on 29/09/2005 11:04:28 AM
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Europe finds lung cancer deaths are declining in men
A study in this week’s issue of the British Medical Journal said that throughout the EU men are dying less from lung cancer. If you enjoy this article, you may also be interested in an article entitled ‘Green tea phytochemicals shown to prevent breast cancer,

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Originally Posted on 27/09/2005 4:36:46 PM
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Herbs and spices could fight chronic disease
Researchers say herbs and spices — especially antioxidant-rich hot spices like rosemary, thyme, curry and red pepper — might help prevent chronic diseases like cancer, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes if eaten in moderation . If you find this article in

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Originally Posted on 27/09/2005 2:19:45 PM
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Americans remain at high risk for diabetes
An estimated 16 million Americans over the age of 40 have pre-diabetes, or elevated blood sugar levels not high enough to be diagnosed as diabetes, and the majority of those with pre-diabetes will have diabetes within 10 years unless they undergo treatment or

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Originally Posted on 27/09/2005 10:52:42 AM
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Fighting disease with fruits
Among the disease-fighting fruits are oranges, which are linked to a reduced risk of lung and stomach cancers if eaten regularly, apples, which are full of fiber and vitamin C and could fight cancer and Alzheimer’s Disease, and blueberries, which have high an

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Originally Posted on 26/09/2005 9:19:29 AM
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Researchers link womens’ obesity to inactivity during teen years
A decrease in active lifestyles is likely to promote obesity in teenage girls as they transition to womanhood, a study by University of Miami School of Medicine researchers found, but, when interviewed by Forbes, Dr. Robert Kramer said the study showed a corr

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Originally Posted on 20/09/2005 4:12:41 PM
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Breast cancer in lab mice brought on by common chemical in study
According to Forbes, a University of Texas -El Paso study revealed that the chemical 4-nonylphenol bonded to estrogen receptors and triggered breast cancer in lab mice during a study of the ingredient, commonly found in cleaning materials, textiles, plastics,

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Originally Posted on 20/09/2005 11:32:37 AM
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Curry spice curcumin may fight cancer, study says
A University of Texas Anderson Cancer Center study showed that the spice curcumin, which gives curry seasoning its yellow color, may kill the malignant cells that cause the lethal skin cancer melanoma, China View reports.

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Originally Posted on 13/09/2005 3:59:14 PM
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Surgery May Give Some Athletes New Lease on Life
Sudden cardiac arrest is the most common cause of death for athletes during competition. But a relatively simple surgical procedure not only corrects the condition, but also gives affected individuals the promise of a normal life span, according to a recent s

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Originally Posted on 13/09/2005 12:42:12 PM
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