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Monthly Archive for December, 2007

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Compounds in green tea have the potential help the body ‘burn’ fat

Dec, Fri 7th, 2007 Posted in : Healthy Eating, Men's Health, Weight Loss By : Dr John Briffa 5 Comments

Just yesterday I was being consulted by an individual keen to lose weight who was neither sedentary nor ate a rubbish diet. In fact, her diet was what I would call ‘restrained’. It’s easy to be cynical about individuals like this, and just assume that they are eating more than they think or simply not [...]

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Honey found to soothe children’s coughs

Dec, Wed 5th, 2007 Posted in : Children's Health, Herbal Medicine By : Dr John Briffa 6 Comments

I don’t have anything against pharmaceutical medicine per se, but if there’s a less-toxic, effective and accessible alternative available, then I’ll opt for this every time. So, I was very interested to learn this week of a newly published study which assessed the effect of honey on childhood cough [1]. The study involved more than [...]

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Scientists appear reluctant to admit that a serious blow has been dealt to the cholesterol hypothesis

Dec, Mon 3rd, 2007 Posted in : Cholesterol and Statins, Food and Medical Politics By : Dr John Briffa 7 Comments

Last Friday saw the publication of an intriguing study which assessed the relationship between cholesterol levels and ‘vascular’ mortality ” namely deaths due to heart disease and stroke. This review appeared in the Lancet medical journal, and assessed data from 61 studies. In short, this piece of research found that higher levels of cholesterol were [...]

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