2009 Newsletters
September: Vitamin D Deficiency
August: Get Rid of Acid Reflux!
July: Lets End Flouridation!
April: Live to Remember More!
March: Research finds popular household pets transmit dangerous parasites to humans
February: Researchers Acknowledged Limitations of their Study when Applied to Most Healthy People
January: Could your Spice rack Battle Foodborne Pathogens?
2008 Newsletters
December: Vaccine – Bad Medicine
November: Dr. Clark opinion on the Bee Problem proves correct!
October: How to Prepare for Winter Season
August: Plastic Precautions
July: A Passion for Pomegranates
June: Sprouted Pepitas – Nutritional Dynamos
May: Dawn of the Super Bug. The Problem with Antibacterial Soaps
April: Molds - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly2007 Newsletters
July-August: Time to Come Clean About Corporate Soap
June: Turmeric: The Golden Goddess
May Issue: Aspartame: A Clear and Present Danger
March-April: The Dangers of Magnesium Deficiency
February: The Magic of Digestive Enzymes
January: Soy: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
2006 Newsletters
December: Sophistication creeps up on us
November: Kidney Health in a Toxic World
April: Soft drink makers’ verbal promises not worth the paper they are printed on
March: Corporations that Control
February: Anecdotal Medicine is Best!
January: Agave: The Tree of Life and Abundance
2005 Newsletters
September: Feel Good About Fresh Breath
January-August: Optimizing Vitamin and Mineral Intake for Yourself
2004 Newsletters
Fall: Just because you are paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t out to get you
Summer: More Interesting Articles
2003 Newsletters
Fall: Vitamins As Valuable As Ever
Summer: Can Cauliflower Compete With Candy?
Spring: Flurry Over Curry - Mainlining Fast Food - Hooking Our Kids
2002 Newsletters
Winter: Evil Plot to Capture World Exposed - The Line to Take Over the World Lengthens
Summer: UK Parents Saving Kids From Themselves - Dry Days at Middle School
Autumn: Ethically-Challenged Coca-Cola Makes Effort- Diet Drinks? Forget It!- Vegetables Need Airtime, Too
2001 Newsletters
Autumn: Schools Side With Junk-Food Vendors
2000 Newsletters
Autumn: Why You Must Get The Lead Out
Summer: Bad Is Good
Spring: No argument, excipients are useful. But are they safe and necessary?
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September: Vitamin D Deficiency
August: Get Rid of Acid Reflux!
July: Lets End Flouridation!
April: Live to Remember More!
March: Research finds popular household pets transmit dangerous parasites to humans
February: Researchers Acknowledged Limitations of their Study when Applied to Most Healthy People
January: Could your Spice rack Battle Foodborne Pathogens?
2008 Newsletters
December: Vaccine – Bad Medicine
November: Dr. Clark opinion on the Bee Problem proves correct!
October: How to Prepare for Winter Season
August: Plastic Precautions
July: A Passion for Pomegranates
June: Sprouted Pepitas – Nutritional Dynamos
May: Dawn of the Super Bug. The Problem with Antibacterial Soaps
April: Molds - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly2007 Newsletters
July-August: Time to Come Clean About Corporate Soap
June: Turmeric: The Golden Goddess
May Issue: Aspartame: A Clear and Present Danger
March-April: The Dangers of Magnesium Deficiency
February: The Magic of Digestive Enzymes
January: Soy: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
2006 Newsletters
December: Sophistication creeps up on us
November: Kidney Health in a Toxic World
April: Soft drink makers’ verbal promises not worth the paper they are printed on
March: Corporations that Control
February: Anecdotal Medicine is Best!
January: Agave: The Tree of Life and Abundance
2005 Newsletters
September: Feel Good About Fresh Breath
January-August: Optimizing Vitamin and Mineral Intake for Yourself
2004 Newsletters
Fall: Just because you are paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t out to get you
Summer: More Interesting Articles
2003 Newsletters
Fall: Vitamins As Valuable As Ever
Summer: Can Cauliflower Compete With Candy?
Spring: Flurry Over Curry - Mainlining Fast Food - Hooking Our Kids
2002 Newsletters
Winter: Evil Plot to Capture World Exposed - The Line to Take Over the World Lengthens
Summer: UK Parents Saving Kids From Themselves - Dry Days at Middle School
Autumn: Ethically-Challenged Coca-Cola Makes Effort- Diet Drinks? Forget It!- Vegetables Need Airtime, Too
2001 Newsletters
Autumn: Schools Side With Junk-Food Vendors
2000 Newsletters
Autumn: Why You Must Get The Lead Out
Summer: Bad Is Good
Spring: No argument, excipients are useful. But are they safe and necessary?
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