This is not a story about weight loss but a story about a miracle. My 17 year old daughter, Vanessa, tried to join the Air Force in October of 2001. She scored well and passed everything, but the urine test. ...
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A Lupus Victim -- Life Saved by Low-fat Vegan Diet
DrMcDougall.com | John McDougall, M.D. | November 6, 04 at 02:01 AM
My Fasting Experience
Mark Epstein | November 6, 04 at 01:39 AM
Last winter, I began to think about taking some time off to personally experience a medically supervised water-only fast. I am fortunate to have been raised in a family that followed a healthful lifestyle, so I never really got sick....
Super Eight Foods
VegSource.com | Jeff Nelson | October 5, 04 at 08:20 AM
Over the last twenty years, a staggering body of scientific evidence has emerged showing that certain compounds in food can provide significant protection against heart disease, toxicity, and cancer. What you eat can add many years to your life by...
Lessons for vegetarians and vegans from the EPIC-Oxford study
Paul Appleby | June 6, 04 at 05:37 PM
EPIC The European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) is the largest ever 'cohort' study of diet and health. Co-ordinated by the International Agency for Cancer Research (IARC, part of the World Health Organisation), the study includes 520,000 people...
Being Vegetarian
Brenda Davis, R.D. | January 6, 04 at 01:51 AM
B12 for Vegan Babies Q: We have an 8-month old baby who is being raised vegan and, of course, we want to make sure he is getting the proper nutrients for healthy growth and optimum development. He is eating solid...
Is a Dietary Deficiency Disease?
William Harris, M.D. | December 3, 03 at 09:44 PM
The incidence of Age Related Macular Degeneration (ARMD) appears to have gone up over the past fifty years. It's not clear whether there has been an absolute increase or whether it's just because the US population is growing older, but...
San Diego Sushi Tuna Found High in Mercury
November 6, 03 at 07:06 PM
Toxic Tuna Trend Means Women and Children Must Avoid Tuna A recent undercover investigation of San Diego's top sushi restaurants is adding to the bad news about high levels of mercury in tuna. The investigation found that 1 in 5,...
More Evidence of Fatty Food Addition
Professor John F. Banzhaf III | November 6, 03 at 06:13 PM
May Provide Basis for Fast Food Legal Liability for Failure to Warn Editor's Note: It's sad that rats are suffering in order to demonstrate what is already patently obvious - humans are in denial about their bad diets. Neal Barnard...
Lessons in Confusion
thomas campbell, nutrition, false advertising | Thomas M. Campbell II | November 6, 03 at 04:56 PM
Many of you probably already know that Amazon.com is not just a seller of books. In fact, you know that you can buy almost anything from the online mega-store, including electronics, toys, games, gourmet food, kitchen and houseware items, apparel,...
Getting fit not just for the Holidays - but for life
John Allen Mollenhauer | November 6, 03 at 04:45 PM
Editor's Note: VegSource highly recommends the lifestyle program created by John Allen Mollenhauer and associates. It's enlightening and fun, not to mention a tremendous bargain. To learn more be sure to visit www.mytrainer.com. Hi. I'm John Allen Mollenhauer, founder of...
Specialized Medical Resort Offers 19-day Lifestyle Medicine Program Where Those with Type 2 Diabetes Restore Their Health
November 6, 03 at 03:42 AM
Hundreds of people struggling with Type 2 Diabetes travel to the beautiful Arbuckle mountains in southern Oklahoma to regain hope and restore their health. They team up with lifestyle physicians and educators for 19 days to learn the causes of...
Tea Time
Sandy Laurie | November 5, 03 at 11:44 PM
Legend has it that in 2737 BC, tea was discovered by the Chinese Emperor Shen Nung. A scholar and herbalist, the Emperor was sitting beneath a tea tree as his servant boiled some drinking water. Leaves from the tree fell...
It's the Calories, Stupid
July 6, 03 at 04:31 PM
Sometimes we hear that fat intake has declined over recent years, yet the population gets more obese, and people conclude that carbs are to blame, and fat isn't a bad guy. There are a few silly diets based on this...
McDonald's Leading the Way, but Hasn't Gone Far Enough Yet
Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. | July 1, 03 at 03:38 AM
Commendably, responding to growing concerns that the routine use of antibiotics in meat production has resulted in their decreased effectiveness for treating infectious diseases, McDonald's Corporation has demanded that its suppliers phase out antibiotic growth promoters by the end of...
Are You Vegan? Great! Now Get Even Healthier
Jeff Nelson | March 4, 03 at 06:08 PM
I've been vegan for what -- 7 years now? One thing that I never really experienced after going vegan was a dramatic drop in my cholesterol. Whenever I've had bloodwork done during the past several years my cholesterol has generally...
High Blood Pressure: Learning to Live Without It
Alan Goldhamer, D.C | January 6, 03 at 01:09 AM
Editor's note: To see Dr. Goldhamer's most recent published study showing water fasting can reverse high blood pressure, click here. Jeff and Sabrina have both done water fasts at Dr. Goldhamer's clinic and recommend a medically-supervised water fast at his...
Making Sense of Fats and Oils
Brenda Davis, R.D. | July 26, 02 at 12:42 AM
For healthy vegetarians, cutting down too much on wholesome, high-fat plant foods poses several problems. QUESTION: What are the best fats and oils for vegetarians and vegans, and is it always better to follow a low fat diet? BRENDA DAVIS:...
On Slavery, Silk, Carrageenan, Animal Studies and Soymilk Makers
Jeff Nelson | March 26, 02 at 09:10 PM
Update: Interested in soymilk makers? Click here to learn about the best! For about a year now, Robert Cohen, who has given himself a character name of "Notmilk Man," has been on a one-man jihad to find any pretext he...
New York Times: Reality Check Needed
T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D. | November 28, 00 at 09:12 AM
November 28, 2000 -- Here's a story about public science that I find alarming. On October 26, 2000, I submitted a Letter to the Editor of the New York Times, hoping it would be published. It was not. I lost.There...
Dietary Pattern Research
Martin Root, Ph.D. | November 14, 00 at 10:32 PM
People do not eat isolated foods or individual nutrients. We tend to eat our food in meals and our meals tend to come from a dietary pattern that we grew up with. Only when we make dramatic changes in our...