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Congress votes down Sen. Durbin's anti-supplement amendment, as well as Sen. Paul's freedom of health speech amendment
A sneaky, eleventh-hour attempt by Senator Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) to essentially shut down the supplement industry alongside an amendment pertaining to prescription drug user fees has failed...To the surprise of the entire natural health community, the
Tags: U.S. Senate, John McCain, FDA, Sen. John Kerry, Sen. John Barrasso, health speech, dietary supplements, supplements industry
Calcium supplements and heart attacks: Implications for a nutrient hungry nation
FoxNews.com A recent study out of the University of Zurich Wednesday reported the controversial findings that taking calcium supplements is linked with double the risk of heart attack. After studying over 24,000 men and women, researchers found
Tags: calcium supplementation, Dr. Phil Ragno, heart attack, effects ones, University of Zurich, Switzerland, Zurich, Health Medical Pharma, calcium, Multivitamin
Lisa Markwell: I don't want to bother my GP, or go near Dr Google. So health scares suit me
News in pictures Opinion blogs Ed Balls, in an interview with Matthew d'Ancona for GQ, has finally replied to the suggestion by Ton... Michael Gove gave a "masterclass" in ministerial interviews, according to my excellent if unexpected... Today
Tags: supplements, health scare, los angeles, calcium, dietary supplements
Taking Calcium May Pose Heart Risks
Calcium supplements, long recommended for stronger bones, may be bad for the heart, a large new study confirms. The study found that taking extra calcium may raise the risk of a heart attack. In recent years, some health authorities had hoped that
Tags: calcium supplements, heart attack, taking calcium, University of Zurich, Switzerland, Zurich, Health Medical Pharma, calcium, dietary supplements, Nutrition
Vitalmax Vitamins Announces Advance 7 – Their "Foundation of Health" Multivitamin
May 24, 2012 Vitalmax Vitamins states that Advance 7 fights free radical damage to cells and supports longevity. It does this by helping
Tags: Vitamin, Vitamins, essential vitamins, health-news, antioxidants, Vitalmax Vitamins, Vitalmax Vitamins Announces Advance, Beach Park, Health Medical Pharma, Multivitamin
More evidence links calcium supplements to heart attacks
Calcium supplements, widely taken by older people to prevent bone fractures, may be doing more harm than good, a large new study suggests. Researchers tracked nearly 25,000 European adults for 11 years, and found that people who reported regularly
Tags: calcium supplements, heart attack, supplements increase, attack risk, Switzerland, Zurich, calcium, Health Medical Pharma, dietary supplements, Osteoporosis
Some Dietary Supplements Linked to Liver Damage
Bodybuilding and weight loss supplements may help you look better, but with some of these supplements there's an ugly tradeoff: a very real risk of liver damage. Using data from a national registry, researchers found that herbal and dietary
Tags: liver injury, Victor J. Navarro, dietary supplements, weight loss, loss supplements, liver damage, associated liver, San Diego, Health Medical Pharma, Vitamin
Jarrow Formulas Launches Phosphomega, an All-New Bioavailable Phospholipid-Bound Omega-3 Supplement
May 23, 2012 Jarrow Formulas®, a formulator and supplier of superior nutritional health supplements, announces the launch of http://www.jarrow.com/
Tags: PhosphOmega, fatty acid, krill oil, fish oil, bound omega, los angeles, Triglyceride, Lipids, dietary supplements, fatty acids
Dutch company snaps up N.S. fish oil producer for $540-million
Nova Scotia-based Ocean Nutrition Canada has been gobbled up by Dutch company Royal DSm for $540-million in a move that will allow the dietary supplement company to expand its operations...AM EDT A Dutch company specializing in sustainable dietary
Tags: fish oil, dietary supplements, Canada, Halifax, Food science, DSM, Business Finance, Omega-3 fatty acid, Nova Scotia
Kentucky News Review: Park service using technology to stop ginseng poaching
The park has used cameras and remote sensing units to combat ginseng poaching, but has added another high-tech deterrent that involves injecting each individual ginseng root with a special dye as well as a metal chip to mark the plant's location. The
Tags: roll called, Louisville, poaching, dietary supplements, Medicinal plants, Panax, Ginseng, Herbs
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