AdministratorEditorial Issue 46
Posted on 16 years ago
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It has been exciting to be able to review two outstanding books in this issue (please see pages 5-8), both documenting how nutrition can radically improve our health and even...
Editorial Issue 45
Posted on 16 years ago
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Don't we tend to pride ourselves with being well-informed and knowledgeable? With all the high-tech gizmos, internet and network communications available, don't we congratulate...
Editorial Issue 44
Posted on 16 years ago
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There are few subjects more emotive, and dare I say political, than food and diet. Just reflect upon the billions spent in advertising all manner of food and beverages, mainly...
Editorial Issue 43
Posted on 16 years ago
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Very recently, a lovely woman known to all of us at Positive Health arrived in tears, with the devastating news that her 46-year old daughter had just been diagnosed with...
Editorial Issue 42
Posted on 16 years ago
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Where do you go to sort out your health problems? With such an incredible array of hugely diverse therapeutic approaches – from Healing, Reiki, Homoeopathy, Herbs, Nutrition,...
Editorial Issue 41
Posted on 16 years ago
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Sadly, more often than not, it is only when we ourselves, or someone close to us, become seriously ill that we realise our own fragility and lack of certain knowledge regarding...
Editorial Issue 40
Posted on 16 years ago
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Penny Brohn, internationally renowned campaigner for holistic cancer treatment and co-founder of the Bristol Cancer Help Centre, died late last year following a 15-year battle...
Editorial Issue 34
Posted on 16 years ago
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Happiness and Depression have become two of the most common, everyday words we bandy about. Yet, whereas talking, writing and giving seminars about how to achieve happiness can...
Editorial Issue 33
Posted on 16 years ago
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Cancer survival statistics make for sober reading, especially these days when the media are always ready to announce "breakthroughs" or "miracle cures". Most intelligent people...
Editorial Issue 32
Posted on 16 years ago
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If you were at high risk of getting breast cancer what would you do? Suppose that you were in your early 30s, and a DNA test showed that you had inherited a gene with an 80%...
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