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Doctors Tip:  Vitamin A

To treat vitamin A deficiency. Most Americans get sufficient amounts of vitamin A from their diet. Most vitamin A is obtained from the conversion of dietary beta-carotene to vitamin A in the intestine. Foods rich in beta-carotene include yellow-orange fruits and vegetables; dark-green leafy vegetables such as spinach and lettuce; liver; and fortified milk and margarine.


Afterwards, You're a Genius: Faith, Medicine, and the Metaphysics of Healing
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Acupressure, a form of traditional Chinese medicine that involves pressing particular points on the body to stimulate the flow of vital energy or qi. More


 
Red Wine's Secret Weapon
Red wine contains an ingredient called resveratrol that, in the lab, caused cancer cells to die off in an early stage of the cancer process. More

Does Your Yogurt Have the Right Stuff?
Yogurt is simply milk that has been curdled by the addition of two friendly bacteria, S. thermophilus and L. bulgaricus.  More

Hospitals Increase CAM Offerings
These days during a hospital stay, you can stop at the yoga center for a session to help keep your blood pressure down, or visit the acupuncturist to ease the nausea that's a side effect of your cancer treatment. Or maybe you want attend a meditation clinic as an outpatient, as part of your overall plan to stay healthy by reducing stress.  More

Finding a Doctor You Can Trust
It is very important to find a doctor you trust; especially one you can talk with openly, not just about alternative and complementary therapies, but about work, relationships, family, sex, and other concerns.  More


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