By camborw on October 29, 2008
L- CARNOSINE Part 2 Part 1 Alpha Lipoic Acid Part 3 Acetyl-l-Carnatine n 1900 in Moscow, Gulevitsch and Amiradgibi isolated a new compound. In 1994 Professor Steven Charles Gallant attention was drawn to an experiment and found that when l-carnosine was added to old human cells in a culture, it was able to rejuvenate the [...]
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Posted in Antioxidants, Nutritional Therapies
By camborw on October 22, 2008
Alpha Lipoic Acid Part 1 Part 2 L- Carnosine to follow Part 3 Acetyl-l-Carnatine to follow A landmark study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in the 1950′s after Eli Lilly backed the discovery of the important synthetic amino acid alpha lipoic acid (ALA). (1) The study shows the synergistic affects [...]
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Posted in Antioxidants, Nutritional Therapies
By camborw on October 15, 2008
DDT, DDE, DDD, DDA-Organochlorine Pesticide Part 1 DDT is an organochlorine insecticide that was first synthesized in 1874 and was a commonly used pesticide in the United States on crops and in buildings until 1972 when it was banned from use. It was banned in Mexico in 2000 but is still used in Africa, South [...]
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Posted in Chronic & Acquired Diseases, Detoxification, Neurotoxicity, Pesticides, Termite Extermination
By camborw on October 8, 2008
Our children seemingly have chronic exposure to pesticides from the womb to the grave. Over a lifetime, with approximately 4.5 billion pounds of chemicals applied annually to crops, buildings and lawns in the United States, is it any wonder chronic illness in on the rise? Reports of 50% intake of pesticide exposure occur within the [...]
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Posted in Allergy, Child health, Chronic & Acquired Diseases, Neurotoxicity, Pesticides
By camborw on October 1, 2008
The plastics industries insists that their products used in cooking and storage poses no risk to humans, yet a study by a Swedish and Danish team found a strong correlation between levels of phthalates and allergy symptoms in children. Phthalates are the chemicals commonly used to soften plastic. Research funded by the Swedish Research Council [...]
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Posted in Allergy
