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Amazon Indians mark the
end of a five-day protest against the Belo Monte hydroelectric
project, by swimming in the Xingu River, which they say the dam will
destroy. The proposed dam will be one of the world's largest
hydroelectric power plants. Tensions ran high and turned to violence
as the week progressed. While the government has presented the
project as a sustainable energy option, critics say that the
environmental and social costs are unacceptable
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Daily News
round up
Burning incense ups the risk of respiratory
tract cancers According to a new
study which examined the long term use of incense and
cancer risk, a team of researchers from Denmark,
Singapore and the U.S. say incense use was associated
with a significantly increased risk of upper respiratory
tract cancer.
Could a substance from the jasmine flower hold the
key to an effective new therapy to treat cancer Prof. Flescher began to research the
compound about a decade ago, and with his recent
development of the drug, his studies have now begun to
bear meaningful fruit.
Premature births may be the
result of undiagnosed infection The research team at Stanford
University in California found bacteria or fungi in 15
percent of the amniotic fluid samples taken from women
in pre-term labour
Being happy and optimistic can protect women
from breast cancer
For the new study the researchers
interviewed 622 women between the ages of 25 and 45, of
the group 255 were breast cancer patients and 367 were
healthy women.
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Cholesterol buster. The latest
findings show that the humble red yeast rice extract can effectively
lower blood cholesterol.
Apparently so, according to a report in the Daily Telegraph recently.
The report mentioned that the extract of Chinese red yeast rice which
gives the Peking duck its red colour, may be good for the heart.
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Alternative Vaccine Strategy Shows
Promise in Prostate Cancer Patients New research indicates that giving patients a
continuous low dose of an immune system booster, a method known as
metronomic dosing, as part of a therapeutic prostate cancer vaccine
strategy is safe and produces similar immune responses and fewer side
effects than the more common dosing method, which is not well tolerated
by many patients
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Alexander Technique shows long-term benefit for
low back pain A major study - one of the first of its kind - has found
significant evidence that the Alexander Technique can
provide long-term benefit for people suffering from
chronic or recurrent low back pain.
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Scientist warns about granite bench tops and radiation. The Rice University professor says
gamma radiation and radon gas produced by uranium-rich
stones used to make the bench tops could cause cancer in
humans.
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Researchers warn of heart risks from energy drinks Recent research from both Australia and the United States
has raised questions about energy drinks and says they may be
harmful to some people
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New reasons to avoid grapefruit juice when taking certain
drugs Scientists and consumers have known for years that
grapefruit juice can increase the absorption of certain drugs -
with the potential for turning normal doses into toxic
overdoses.
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Women’s Threshold Choir sings for healing and for
pleasure. Their voices floated in with
soothing softness and a power to calm the rumbles of anxiety. Sylvia
sang as close as a mother to her baby, while Mary cooed her part and
Theresa led the choral rounds from an arm’s length away
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Slaughterhouse Workers Suffer Neurological
Destruction From Inhaling Pig Brain Particles. Health researchers believe that a mystery disease that has been
afflicting employees at a pig slaughterhouse in Minnesota is caused by
the inhalation of microscopic pig brain particlesREAD ON
Treat druggies, don't coddle 'em
Health Minister Tony Clement got it totally right last week, when he
said it is better to get drug addicts into treatment programs than
to supervise them as they fill themselves full of heroin at
Vancouver's safe injection site.
Spending time with horses: Is this the perfect
therapy When
Steven Lowe was admitted to a rehabilitation centre aged 26 for
severe alcohol addiction, it was his last opportunity to conquer
the problem before he drank himself to death. After 10 years of
addiction, he says he expected rehab to throw him some tough
challenges but he never thought that interacting with horses
would be the key to turning his life around.
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Military and VA Using Reiki to Heal Returning
Veterans The Department of Veterans Affairs uses reiki in their Hepatitis C
treatment program. Fort Bliss' Warrior Resilience program -- the same
one Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey believes should be replicated
throughout the military -- uses it as one tool to help soldiers
strengthen and recover following combat.
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The Mind-Body Connection: Our Thoughts Can Heal Us
The "new biology" is challenging many long-held beliefs that affect
us in the areas of psychology,
physiology, and spirituality. As the quote below indicates,
mind-over-matter was an idea advocated by
Kabbalists of the 18th century, but it came to be regarded as a fantasy,
a theory that received very negative reviews in "modern" times.
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on
Fluorescent Light Bulbs Linked with Eczema,
Seizures, Migraines, Skin Rashes
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The Scent of Skin CancerREAD
ON
Sun Exposure Saves Ten Times as Many Lives Via
Vitamin D than Die From Skin Cancer
READ ON Drinking Water of 41 Million Americans
Contaminated with Pharmaceuticals
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