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Research Suggests Vitamin D May Improve Uterine Health: 12.01.10
A study was recently published that investigated the effect of vitamin D on endometrial health. The endometrium is the inner lining of the uterus. In this new study, obese and… Read More
Take On “Female Trouble” With Nature’s Help: 11.09.10
Let’s face it: There’s nothing fun about periods. And as a woman, you’ve probably come to accept the occasional cramps, the bloating, the cravings and the mood swings that… Read More
The President’s Desk: 11.01.10
Recently, the FDA and FTC have increased enforcement, warning or fining companies that make unauthorized claims (implied or outright) that a particular product is intended to… Read More
Important Trace Mineral May Be Deficient in Pregnant Women: 10.01.10
A recently published study evaluated levels of a trace mineral in women of reproductive age. This study used data from the 2001-2006 National Health and Nutrition… Read More
Natural Support for Two Common Female Challenges: 10.01.10
Endometriosis and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) are two common gynecological disorders. Endometriosis affects approximately 7-10 percent of women of reproductive age… Read More
Iodine: 09.01.10
By Chris D. Meletis, ND Last month, I discussed the important role of iodine in thyroid, gastrointestinal and cognitive health. I also reviewed common causes of iodine deficiency such as salt-restricted... Read More
Nutrients Studied in Breast Health: 09.01.10
By VRP Staff Fish oil and a variety of dietary supplements used to ameliorate the symptoms of menopause were evaluated in a recent study to determine their possible association with breast cancer risk.... Read More
Reduced Maternal Vitamin Level is Associated with Hyperactivity in Children: 07.01.10
By VRP Staff A recently published study examined the association between levels of a particular vitamin in pregnant women and the risk of their children developing behavioral problems and hyperactivity.... Read More
Coronary Health and Women’s Emotions: 05.01.10
By Kimberly Pryor Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death of women in the United States, accounting for nearly 37 percent of deaths in American women. 1 Furthermore, at age 40 and older,... Read More
Can “Good” Bacteria Protect Your Breast Health?: 03.09.10
By VRP Staff One in every eight women will face breast cancer at some time in her life. Yet in the list of well-known risk factors, ranging from age to excess alcohol consumption, at least one potential... Read More
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