Archive for June, 2009

Coming Next Month (July 2009)

Monday, June 1st, 2009

Look out for more answers from Marilyn, the latest news, case studies from the Clinic, Monthly Meal Ideas and also:

 

Marilyn’s top 20 tips for a healthy summer

High energy foods

How to eat healthily on a budget

The hygiene hypothesis

Your Vitamin C detox diet boost

Menopause and osteoporosis: what can I do to prevent it?

 

And, as always, much, much more…

Contents Page (June 2009)

Monday, June 1st, 2009

In the News: recent progress in the world of health

–  Case Study

  • This month’s case study is 33 year old ‘Sophie’ who came to the clinic with Interstitial Cystitis

Ask Marilyn:

Ingredient Spotlight:

  • Aubergine – the health benefits

Monthly meal idea:

  • Spicy Bean and Aubergine Dip

Pain relief

  • The natural way

Beat hay fever

  • How your diet can help

– Boosting energy

  • The natural way

Menstrual cramps

  • Natural cures

– Get-slim vitamin

  • Are you getting enough?

– The summer fertility plan

  • Tips for both of you 

Quick tips:

Reduce your risk of osteoporosis

  • Cut down on soft drinks

Boost your heart health

  • Add flaxseed to your daily diet

Berry good for you

  • These incredible antioxidants help fight heart disease and cancer

Broccoli beats cancer

  • Four servings a week is thought likely to protect you from many forms of disease

Coming Next Month (July 2009)

Letter from Marilyn (June 2009)

Monday, June 1st, 2009

Dear Readers

Marilyn

There are two articles on pain relief in this issue of Natural News: one on general pain relief for arthritis, back pain and headaches, and another one specifically on help with period pains. It is so important to look at natural ways to relieve pain, because it is becoming more well-known that painkillers can actually be causing more pain rather than relieving it.

I have seen a number of patients in the clinic whose repeated headaches are being caused by the painkillers. The longer the pills are taken, the more resistant the body becomes to their effects and so the person needs to take more or even has to have a stronger painkiller. As the medication wears off there is a withdrawal effect, known as a ‘rebound’ headache, which means that more painkillers need to be taken and so that person is stuck in a vicious circle.

For those of you who are suffering with hay fever I hope you find the article on this subject helpful in reducing the symptoms. 

Do let me know if there are any topics you would particularly like me to cover – and remember to send in your favourite recipes and keep your questions coming!

Kind regards

 Marilyn-sig

Marilyn Glenville