Return to Index
Alzheimer's Disease
Top of Page
Amino Acids
Top of Page
Cancer
Top of Page
Colon Health
Top of Page
Diabetes
Top of Page
Drugs
Top of Page
Enzymes
Top of Page
Eyes
Top of Page
Fatty Acids
Top of Page
Fibromyalgia
Top of Page
Heart Disease
Top of Page
Hormones
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Research has shown that depleted DHEA is a more accurate predictor of heart
attack than elevated cholesterol. In men, DHEA lowered total cholesterol and
"bad" low-density lipoprotein cholesterol better than and more safely than the
"statin" drugs.
In some cases, DHEA can significantly improve one's cholesterol profile, raising
HDL levels and lowering LDL levels. This effect has not been substantiated in
the scientific literature. Scientific studies of the effect of DHEA on cholesterol
have had mixed results. In some individuals, though, there have been reports that
DHEA has had quite positive effects.
50% of people), increased facial hair (18%), and increased perspiration (8%).
headache, oily skin, and menstrual irregularity.
and other cardiovascular risk factors in some, but not all, studies.
growth factor (IGF). Decreasing HDL could increase the risk of heart disease.
I call 'hormone holidays.'
hair thinning, heart palpitations or rhythm disturbances
in women by about 10 to 20%.
stimulation.
of thyroid hormone raises natural progesterone production and lowers estrogen.
the body's ability to metabolize fat for energy.
effective in autoimmune diseases, and in those degenerative disease which have an autoimmune
component.
and liver glycogen.
synthesis.
effective reported in the literature.
and propensity to low blood sugar.
drops lower than men after menopause.
weight gain, headaches, and foggy thinking.
The progesterone is absorbed in the subcutaneous fat, and then released into the bloodstream.
estrogen is still being produced, leading to hormone imbalance and the resulting symptoms.
Top of Hormones
Top of Page
Joints
Top of Page
Ketosis
Top of Page
Kidney Disease
Top of Page
Lab Tests
Top of Page
Lectins
Top of Page
Menopause
|
|
|
|
|
|
URL: http://www.bonniehill.net/pages/health.html
cream significantly reduced hot flashes in about 80% of the women that were experiencing this
"vasomotor symptom".
tuberculosis, and thyroid disorders
back of your neck, etc.
Top of Menopause
Top of Page
Minerals
such as blindness and heart attack.
blood glucose levels are high.
University of Vancouver in 1985 stated that: Vanadium will replace insulin for adult onset diabetics.
then go to two droppers/day for one month
300 mg/day, equivalent to 0.35, 0.70 and 1.4 mmol/day of vanadium, over a 6-week period,
there were significant decreases in fasting plasma glucose and percent hemoglobin A1c,
although there was no correlation between plasma vanadium and clinical response.
weeks, there was a 20% reduced fasting plasma glucose, 10% reduced percent hemoglobin A1c
from 8.2 to 7.6%, and a decreased fructosamine level by 16%. Vanadyl sulfate treatment also
lowered plasma total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol, but did not affect 24-hour ambulatory
blood pressure, and was well-tolerated with a progressively increased dose treatment regimen.
does not dramatically improve insulin sensitivity or glycemic control
and impaired hepatic glycolysis of diabetic rats more safely and potently than VS (vanadyl sulphate).
Top of Page
Neuropathy
Top of Page
Procedures
to be removed ultimately by macrophages.
Top of Page
Teeth
Top of Page
Vaccines
Top of Page
Virus
Top of Page
Vitamins
cramping pains in the legs, difficulty walking, and finally, paralysis of the legs with wasting of the
muscles. Permanent damage to the nervous system can occur if the deficiency is not corrected in time.
Thiamin deficiency may also be associated with reduced tolerance to pain.
pain, sweating, nausea, tingling and faintness can sometimes occur.
Bell's palsy, neuritis and diabetic neuropathy.
and it may take several weeks of supplement use before beneficial effects appear.
which is naturally found in garlic and considered more bioavailable than water-soluble vitamin B-1.
High carbohydrate intake, processed food diets, caffeine, sugar, antibiotics and other drugs, and
gastrointestinal disturbances particularly deplete this important vitamin. The functions of vitamin B1
are carbohydrate metabolism, nerve conduction and transmissions, energy production and oxygen
metabolism. Studies by Derrick Lonsdale have implicated that Allithiamine (TTFD) may be helpful in
supporting the body s detoxification mechanisms.
(sold as Pimagedine), carnosine and aspirin.
glycation damage.
@ biomedcentral.com (detailed chemistry) (02/09)
tolerance
participant's blood sugar levels fell to nearly half their original levels (down 45%).
At the end of 30 days, their blood sugar levels regularly tested at half their pre-study levels.
while significant lowering of fasting levels was seen at 90 days
levels after taking CrPic/biotin
2 mg of biotin, taken in the morning preferably
16 mg of biotin for one week
which are fat-soluble vitamins with antioxidant properties
study conducted at the Kenneth Jordan Heart Foundation (NJ,US) to have the ability to
reverse arteriosclerosis. Palm tocotrienol complex has the ability to reverse arterial
blockage of the carotid artery in Carotid Stenosis patients.
anti-oxidants than are tocopherols, but they are poorly assimilated by digestion, are
poorly distributed to tissues in blood and are rapidly metabolized and eliminated from
the body. But tocotrienols are well-absorbed by the skin and thus are well suited for
use as a Vitamin E cream.
Top of Page
Return to Index
Bonnie's Links
created by Bonnie Lee Hill,
bonniehill@verizon.net
last modified on May 25, 2024