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2004 |
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January
Protein Overload |
February
Type-2 Diabetes the Expected
Adaptation to Overnutrition |
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March
A Natural Cure for Depression |
April
People Not Their Words Tell The
Carbohydrate Story |
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May
The
Atkins Scientific Research Deceit and Disappointment |
June
Alzheimers Disease Can Be
Safely Prevented and Treated Now |
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July
Coffee - Pleasure or Pain |
August
A Cesspool of Pollutants |
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September
What Next, Bill Clinton?
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October
Resisting the Broken Bone Businesses:
Bone Mineral Density Tests and the Drugs That Follow |
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November
Sick People Take Medications Healthy
People Are Drug-Free |
December
Lose a half pound per day by resetting your setpoint |
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2005 |
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January
Pushing Your Set Point to the Limits |
February
The McDougall Program Cures People;
The Risk Factor Improvements Are Incidental |
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March
Pushing
Your Set Point to the Limits
The McDougall
Program for Maximum Weight Loss |
April
Soy
Food, Wonder Drug, or Poison?
Making the Change to a Healthy Lifestyle Work in
Your Life |
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May
Sunny Days, Keeping Those
Clouds Away |
June
Acrylamide Poisoning |
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July
The Annual Physical Exam A Ritual to Be
Avoided |
August
Beneficial Bowel Bacteria Our Neglected Friends |
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September
Could it be Celiac Disease |
October
How
to Choose a Primary Care Doctor If You Must |
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November
The Gluttony PillCan Scientists
Successfully Imitate Nature? |
December
Thyroid
Deficiency Strikes One in Six |
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2006 |
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January
Aging in Style |
February
Moderation
Is Impossible for Passionate People |
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March
How Foul Is Fowl? |
April
Securing
Respectful Medical Care |
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May
The Newest
Food-Cure: Coconut Oil for Health
and Vitality |
June
Mary's Mini-McDougall Diet |
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July
Glycemic Index Not Ready for Prime
Time |
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