Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients

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Articles in July 2004 issue of Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients

• Coenzyme Q10 following myocardial infarction
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Carbohydrates and your health
• Irritable bowel syndrome and emotions
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Environmental influences on women's health: how to avoid endocrine disrupting compounds
  by Marianne Marchese
• A bowel flora protocol for dysbiosis management
  by Kerry Bone
• Letter from the publisher
  by Jonathan Collin
• Probiotic supplement prevents infantile colic
  by Alan R. Gaby
• The potential hazard of aspartame absorption from within the mouth
  by H.J. Roberts
• A new epidemic of vitamin D deficiency
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Relaxation and biofeedback in irritable bowel syndrome
  by Robert A. Anderson
• A nutritional approach to treating irritable bowel syndrome
  by Melvyn R. Werbach
• Successful management of complicated high-risk obese patients using a comprehensive program including a soy-based medical food: case reports
  by Scott Rigden
• Destination anti-aging: tips on offering rejuvenation and regeneration at the 21st century medical spa
• Cinnamon beneficial for diabetics
  by Alan R. Gaby
• The diagnosis and effective treatment of candida overgrowth
  by Alan Broughton
• "The Eating Alive System"
  by Perry A. Chapdelaine
• Eat Fat, Look Thin, A Safe and Natural Way to Lose Weight Permanently
  by Beatrice Trum Hunter
• Hypnosis in irritable bowel syndrome
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Immunology, nutrition, and the athlete—Part II
  by Jason Barker
• Palliative care
  by Jule Klotter
• Lactoferrin aids in Helicobacter eradication
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Irradiated Food in School Lunches
  by J.P. Kilbourn
• Essential Ayurveda—what it is & what it can do for you
  by Irene Alleger
• Briefly Noted: Healthier food for Busy People
  by Beatrice Trum Hunter
• More hypnosis
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The unseen epidemic: the linked syndromes of achlorhydria and atrophic gastritis
  by Nigel Plummer
• Soil
  by Jule Klotter
• Gamma-linolenic acid for dry eyes
  by Alan R. Gaby
• An appreciation of George Goodheart, DC, originator of applied kinesiology
  by Stephen J. Kaufman
• Ayurveda and Marma Therapy
  by Irene Alleger
• The Guts & Glory Program
  by Jule Klotter
• Irritable bowel syndrome and hypnosis
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Hearing aids
  by Jule Klotter
• Anti-aging medicine at eleven years: reflections and projections as a new era begins
  by Robert Goldman
• Toxoplasma gondii
  by Jule Klotter
• The latest research on irritable bowel syndrome from China
  by Bob Flaws
• Shingles and anemia
  by Bill Sardi
• An essential element?
  by David Goldstein
• Forbidden medicine
  by Irene Alleger
• Irritable bowel syndrome/psychological coherence and quality of life
  by Robert A. Anderson
• ConsumerLab.com shares insights from 2 years of testing supplements for athletic banned substances: athletes and manufacturers urged to learn how to avoid problems
• Intestinal dysbiosis
  by Jule Klotter
• Stossel takes on homeopathy
  by Jule Klotter
• The chemical anthropology of antimicrobial plants
  by Tim Batchelder
• Jungle virus
  by Jule Klotter
• Breast cancer, toxic exposure and detoxification
  by Gina L. Nick
• More on the soy debate
  by Sally Fallon
• Reference for medicinal plants
  by Katherine Duff
• Supplementing with probiotics
  by Jule Klotter
• Gastrointestinal disorders/psychosocial factors
  by Robert A. Anderson
• AAHP protects industry interests
• Irritable bowel syndrome and mind-body interactions
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The Sun Safety Alliance
  by Jule Klotter
• Eliminating spastic colon by treating hidden bowel infections
  by Jacob Teitelbaum
• Comprehensive group support leads to pain relief
  by Elaine Zablocki
• The role of probiotics in irritable bowel syndrome, food allergies, and detoxification of the bowel
  by Mark A. Brudnak
• Hold on to that hernia
  by John Bryant
• Learning, emotional reactions and food elimination
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The acupuncture treatment of irritable bowel syndrome
  by Honora Lee Wolfe
• Medicare drug discounts offer no savings for savvy consumers according to PharmacyChecker.com: US wholesale pharmacies and licensed Canadian pharmacies average 60% savings over Medicare prices
• A friendly skeptic looks at Escozul
  by Ralph W. Moss
• Web Page Potpourri: a column devoted to informative alternative health resources on the internet
  by Marjorie Roswell
• News from the cancer war: "back to square 1 on the CAM front"; "metronomic therapy" advances on the mainstream line
  by Marcus A. Cohen
• Food intolerance as a cause of irritable bowel syndrome
  by Alan R. Gaby
• New ideas about the cause, spread and therapy of Lyme Disease
  by James Howenstine
• Outcomes from the Kadile case
  by Terry Chappell
• Stress and irritable bowel syndrome
  by Robert A. Anderson
• New discoveries in the successful treatment of Chlamydia, parasites and biofilms
  by Paul Yanick, Jr.
• Government trivializes the dispute against the vitamins directive
• Podophyllum: a nearly routine medicine for traveller's diarrhea
  by Robert Ullman
• Food and chemical sensitivities and illness
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The environmental origins of TSEs: the ferrimagneto-prion theory
  by Mark Purdey
• Case of the month: heartburn and esophageal reflux
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Colonics
  by Thomas Dorman
• Acupuncture is effective for IBS
  by Daniel Ko
• Stress and irritable bowel syndrome
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Calendar
• Fear of frying
  by Alan R. Gaby
• More on "inerts"
  by Rose Marie Williams