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January 2005

Killer moods (01/03/2005)

Higher magnesium intake may protect against colorectal cancer (01/06/2005)

High catechin tea reduces body fat and LDL oxidation in men (01/10/2005)

Study finds blood sugar levels linked to cancer and death risk (01/13/2005)

Old dogs learn new tricks (01/18/2005)

Calorie restriction delays age-related skin changes in rats (01/20/2005)

Meta-analysis confirms fiber supplementation helps reduce blood pressure (01/24/2005)

Green tea utilizes fat to increase endurance (01/27/2005)

Bromelain reduces asthma in mice (01/31/2005)

February 2005

Study finds fish oil supplements safer than eating fish (02/03/2005)

Lower risk of disability with greater fruit, vegetable and dairy intake (02/07/2005)

Vitamin B12 level good indicator of bone health (02/10/2005)

Healthy hormone levels lower cholesterol (02/14/2005)

Probiotic therapy decreases inflammation in patients with ulcerative colitis (02/17/2005)

High blood vitamin D levels reduce risk of prostate cancer (02/21/2005)

CoQ10 and vitamin E combo improves learning in old animals (02/24/2005)

Half of dialysis patients fail to receive life-saving vitamin (02/28/2005)

March 2005

U.S. life expectancy at all time high (again) (03/03/2005)

Mild cognitive impairment not a normal part of aging (03/07/2005)

High dietary lycopene associated with lower risk of pancreatic cancer (03/10/2005)

Study finds inflammation doubles women’s cardiovascular deaths (03/14/2005)

High cholesterol levels increase prostate tumor growth (03/17/2005)

More on DHA and Alzheimer’s disease (03/24/2005)

Abdominal fat may increase heart disease risk by promoting inflammation (03/28/2005)

American Cancer Society 2005 report estimates half of cancer deaths preventable (03/31/2005)

April 2005

Zinc supplements improve adolescents’ mental performance (04/04/2005)

Supplement lowers need for ulcerative colitis drugs (04/07/2005)

Natural antioxidants protect brain from stroke damage (04/12/2005)

Rapid vitamin E loss in smokers may contribute to increased cancer incidence (04/15/2005)

Long term calcium supplement use equals long term protection (04/18/2005)

Clinical trial finds green tea catechins prevent prostate cancer in high risk men (04/21/2005)

AMA journal concludes few Americans follow healthy lifestyle (04/26/2005)

Ginkgo improves attention in MS patients (04/30/2005)

May 2005

Melatonin effective as breast cancer preventive and treatment in animals (05/03/2005)

More evidence for free radical theory of aging (05/07/2005)

In with the new, out with the old (fat) (05/10/2005)

Homocysteine contributes to inflammatory bowel disease (05/14/2005)

Researchers find green tea cancer prevention mechanism (05/17/2005)

Vitamin E rich diets associated with lower Parkinson’s disease risk (05/21/2005)

High doses of supplemental vitamin B12 needed to correct deficiency (05/24/2005)

Weight gain associated with aging marker (05/28/2005)

Calorie quality more important than quantity? (05/31/2005)

June 2005

Further evidence linking greater vitamin B6 intake with colorectal cancer protection (06/04/2005)

Vitamin B12 emerges as strong determinant of homocysteine levels (06/07/2005)

Melatonin helps protects kidneys from high frequency mobile phone radiation damage (06/11/2005)

Magnesium deficiency increases risk of CRP elevation (06/14/2005)

Alzheimer’s-inflammation link strengthened (06/21/2005)

Multinutrient supplement extends lifespan in mouse model of aging (06/25/2005)

Total antioxidant capacity of diet inversely related to inflammatory marker (06/28/2005)

July 2005

Supplement use associated with positive health status and health-related behaviors (07/02/2005)

Diabetes, obesity seen as accelerated aging (07/05/2005)

Normal blood pressure at age 50 means more life ahead (07/09/2005)

U.S. tops the world in health care spending (07/12/2005)

Higher urinary melatonin level associated with lower risk of breast cancer (07/20/2005)

Scientists demonstrate inflammation’s effect on glucose levels (07/26/2005)

Grape supplement improves women’s cardiovascular risk factors (07/30/2005)

August 2005

Oxidative stress implicated in allergy and asthma (08/02/2005)

Higher levels of DHEA sulfate associated with reduced carotid atherosclerosis (08/06/2005)

Vitamin E reduces abdominal aortic aneurysm in mice (08/09/2005)

Folic acid may be most important nutrient to reduce Alzheimer's risk (08/13/2005)

Inflammation linked with cerebral small-vessel disease (08/16/2005)

Total body fat inversely related to vitamin D levels (08/20/2005)

Vitamin E inhibits breast cancer cell growth (08/23/2005)

Mayo Clinic study finds lung cancer patients who take vitamin supplements experience improved survival and quality of life (08/27/2005)

Probiotic plus vitamin/mineral supplement reduces upper respiratory tract infection incidence and symptoms (08/30/2005)

September 2005

High dose vitamin E supplementation extends median and maximum lifespan in mouse study (09/03/2005)

Vitamin D drug plus NSAID suppresses prostate cancer cell growth (09/06/2005)

First ever meta-analysis of melatonin’s effect on cancer patients indicates improved survival (09/10/2005)

Folate deficiency linked with increased risk of cervical dysplasia (09/13/2005)

Defect in tumor suppressor gene leaves prostate cells susceptible to oxidative damage and cancer (09/17/2005)

Cruciferous vegetable compounds halt experimental lung cancer progression (09/20/2005)

Johns Hopkins authors issue guidelines for raising HDL (09/24/2005)

Meta-analysis finds fish oil reduces heart rate (09/27/2005)

October 2005

“What We Eat in America” - and what we don't (10/01/2005)

Plant compounds could prevent joint inflammation (10/04/2005)

European survey finds higher carotene levels associated with lower 10 year all-cause mortality (10/08/2005)

CoQ10 protects heart from age-related oxidative stress (10/11/2005)

Curcumin helps prevent breast cancer metastasis in mice (10/15/2005)

Alpha-tocotrienol protects against stroke damage (10/18/2005)

More sleep reduces breast cancer risk (10/22/2005)

Ginseng helps prevent common cold (10/25/2005)

November 2005

VISP trial revisited (11/01/2005)

Resveratrol lowers peptide associated with Alzheimer’s disease (11/05/2005)

Fish oil helps prevent arrhythmias in patients with defibrillators (11/08/2005)

Study concludes omega-3, lutein/zeaxanthin supplement use could help seniors maintain independence, save billions (11/12/2005)

Forskolin may suppress leukemia progression (11/15/2005)

More than a third of global cancer deaths caused by modifiable factors (11/19/2005)

Resveratrol fights multiple myeloma (11/22/2005)

Glucosamine could have potential in fight against MS (11/29/2005)

December 2005

Study sheds light on how exercise reduces breast cancer risk (12/03/2005)

Coffee and tea protect against chronic liver disease (12/06/2005)

Long term nutrient supplementation improves heart function and quality of life in chronic heart failure patients (12/10/2005)

Study concludes omega-3, lutein/zeaxanthin supplement use could help seniors maintain independence, save billions (12/13/2005)

High dose coQ10 safe and well tolerated (12/17/2005)

Findings support contribution of oxidative stress to brain aging (12/20/2005)

Review finds vitamin D could prevent significant number of cancers (12/30/2005)

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