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Nutrition and Complementary Therapy
Topical Index:
- Getting help with digestive complaints
- Benefits of Eating Fruit and Vegetables
- The Healthy Eating Pyramid,
discussion from the VHL Handbook
- Predisposed -- not Inevitable, a conversation about the importance of good nutrition by Tara E., Colorado,
and Joyce Graff, Massachusetts
- Complementary Therapies, a personal journey
by Gale Lugo, Florida, VHLFF, Sept 99
- Caution before taking
herbal remedies, by Dr. Andrew Weil
- Complementary Therapies:
How to Find One That Fits, reprinted from Search, the newsletter
of the National Brain Tumor Foundation
- Vitamins for Stamina -- recommendations for vitamins before and after surgery
by Paul Reilly, N.D., L.Ac., Seattle Cancer Treatment Center, Seattle,
Washington
- Lifestyle
changes can halt cancer -- research on prostate cancer may have
implications for other conditions
- Alcohol and VHL
- Osteoporosis:
a side effect of steroid use, by Altheada Johnson, dietitian
- Taking
a Closer Look at Phytochemicals - helpful chemicals
in plants
- Beta-Carotene
may protect against cancer ... unless you smoke or drink
- Green Tea -- best as
a beverage
- Carotenoids protect against cancer. Lutein
may protect the eyes against AMD. For the carotenoid content of
different foods go to the following web site: http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/Data/car98/car98.html
Once at this site, click on the “data table” link to see
a complete list of the carotenoid values for a large number of foods.
It is a pdf file and does not list lutein for all foods, but they have
it for many.
Videos
| We believe there is a great
possibility that people who engage with their illness and support
their treatment with complementary therapies can move themselves well
out to the end of the survival curve and live longer than expected. -- Don Flint, Commonweal |
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