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Send new message to groupFrom: Juhana Harju - 22 Nov, 11:16
I found a full text review on vitamin D which is freely downloadable. This new review is made for Canadians but as vitamin D deficiency is pandemic, it should be largely applicable for people living in other locations as well. http://www.cfp.ca/cgi/content/full/53/5/841 -- Juhana http://ruohikolla.blogspot.com/
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From: gerry - 20 Nov, 04:50
I am new to this group with a recent osteopenea diagnosis and am attempting to get my ducks in order re: treatment. Both these drugs (see heading) have come up with Fosamax apparently the gold standard. I thought I had seen a webpage stating that the FDA had actually removed Edidronate from the recommended Osteoporsis therapy list but now I can't seem...
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From: BOnepaIn - 20 Nov, 03:41
Hey man I got this tremendous toothache from a broken wisdom tooth and the only local dentist refused me treatment citing that I have severe osteoporosis and my current regiment is actonel, and it being like fosamax and considering my awesome fracture history, including breaking the jaw at one time. He said the risk of my jawbone rotting away with osteonecrosis...
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From: alanejackson - 10 Nov, 00:00
Voluntary Erythropoiesis? Smoking! Conceptual formation beginning now: Concept 1, condensed/abstract; Magnetotactic Bacteria. Movement within earths' magnetic field thought to be instrumental throughout life cycle of typical cell. Magnetic bacteria seen as cause of cell division, and revealed hidden link in understanding evolution of the microscopic...
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From: James Semmel - 06 Nov, 16:39
TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients. The hormonal form of vitamin D, which is activated throughout the body, inhibits the growth of human melanoma cells. (See Colston et al. Endocrinology. March 1981) The inactive precursor vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is cheap, easily administered, and has no side effects. Its results would be known within...
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From: Aloke Prasad - 02 Nov, 00:52
Low Buzz May Give Mice Better Bones and Less Fat By GINA KOLATA http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/health/research/30bone.html?ref=science Clinton T. Rubin knows full well that his recent results are surprising — that no one has been more taken aback than he. And he cautions that it is far too soon to leap to conclusions about humans. But still, he says,...
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From: Chunks - 28 Oct, 02:22
What I want to know is: people that have had Fosamax-related heartburn, exactly what did it feel like and under what circumstances did it occur? Am I right in thinking that if you take it weekly, you'd notice it soon after taking it... and mostly on the day you take it? I'm asking this question because I take Fosamax and I have _occasional_ heartburn....
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From: Juhana Harju - 18 Oct, 07:07
Specialized sugars play an important role in bone mineralization. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Treatment Of Osteoporosis Questioned Following New Research On Structure Of Bones Medical News Today 17 Oct 2007 Researchers have discovered that the structure of human bones is vastly different than previously...
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From: snook13 - 27 Sep, 21:59
I wanted to share this with the group - a great resource on the web for exercise info and bone health is www.melioguide.com - you have to check this out - there are no cheesy ads or links to wonder drugs/ supplements etc. Great informative site with a completely customizable exercise program. And it's free.
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From: binnibieler@webtv.net - 26 Sep, 02:30
Any information on relationship between Evista and yeast infections?
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From: James Semmel - 19 Sep, 20:28
TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients. Long before the current vitamin D hype, the famous Garland brothers made a significant observation. They found that personnel in indoor occupations had the highest incidence of melanoma, whereas those working both indoors and outdoors had the lowest. (See Garland, FC and Garland CF, "Occupational sunlight...
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From: James Semmel - 18 Sep, 15:56
TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients. Long before the current vitamin D hype, the famous Garland brothers made a significant observation. They found that personnel in indoor occupations had the highest incidence of melanoma, whereas those working both indoors and outdoors had the lowest. (See Garland, FC and Garland CF, "Occupational sunlight...
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From: gillian.eames@googlemail.com - 02 Sep, 23:10
My Name is Gillian Eames l am 54 years old and have been struggerling with Ankylosing Spondylitis for over 20 years. For more information on the disease please look on National Ankylosing Spondylitis society webb site . www.nass.co.uk (click on nass news where is a link to petion and London Tonight news ) l have been taking part on a clinical drug...
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From: James Semmel - 23 Aug, 21:13
TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients. A famous 2002 study found that a small spot of gray duct tape applied to a wart for up to two months eliminated it in nearly all cases, whereas a recent 2007 study found that transparent duct tape hardly worked at all. The investigators jumped into the most complicated speculations, ranging from the...
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