British Naturopathic Journal Volume 21 No.3 2004 | - Is life too complicated to worry about lectins?
- Naturopaths and adverse effects
- BNA News: President Michael Spenceley resigns; New president is Janine Leach
- Very low fat diet reduces good cholesterol
- Magnesium and nocturnal spasms in MS patient. Case report by David Potterton
- Naturopathic framework for a growing profession. By Mathew Leach, lecturer in Naturopathy
- The spinal link to duodenal ulcer. By Howard Beardmore DO
- The road to true health. By Bruce Berkowsky ND
- ‘As you may know' ...the story of Dr Jeffrey Bland. Profile by Roger Newman Turner ND
- Maternal diet and childhood leukaemia
- Myths and confusion undermine use of echinacea: A BNJ Report
- Naturopathy: Current and future developments. By Brian Isbell
- Death of Douglas Drysdale
- BookeNDs: The Caesarean; What really goes into the food on your plate?
- Walnut diet improves endothelial function
- Diagnosis and treatment of auto-immune disease. Conference report by Ute Allison ND
- Whole tomato gives better protection than lycopene
- Pot belly study
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 21 No.2 2004 | - Naturopaths in Oz open up to scrutiny; Prince Charles calls for Gerson research
- Two research reviews by William B. Grant PhD; The role of vitamin D in reducing chronic disease & Vitamin D and multiple sclerosis
- Bacteria in the gullet? Surely not! A BNJ report
- The physiomedical treatment of infections. By Christopher Menzies-Trull MD
- Disease is the way to health. A classic Nature Cure article by Stanley Smyth
- Vitamins may reduce the effects of Alzheimer's disease
- Naturopathic Congress attracts thousands. Report from Dusseldorf by Marcia Harewood ND
- What do the experts know about disease in children due to mercury, lead, pesticides and smoke? Answer..."Precious little"
- BookeNDs: The great thyroid scandal
- Cellular zinc pumps, brain function and hyperactivity
- BookeNDs: Understanding Breast Cancer
- The truth about the decline in MMR vaccine uptake.
An investigation by Dr F. Edward Yazbak - Tolerant genes give evolution a twist. Report by Gilien Silsby and Gia Scafidi
- BNA Stand attracts festival crowds
- Beta carotene and lung cancer
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 21 No.1 2004 | - The battle for honesty in health and medicine. An editorial by David Potterton ND
- Water only fasting rediscovered. By Alan Goldhamer DC
- Nutrition, lifestyle and colorectal cancer. Latest findings from the Oxford Vegetarian Study
- Asthma and antioxidants
- Emotional conflicts and energy flow. An introduction to Psychosomatic Energetics by Reimar Banis MD, ND
- Glycaemic index under attack. Are carrots really bad for you?
- Research reveals the pros and cons of natural therapeutics. Symposium report by Ajay Shah ND
- Safety of Black Cohosh
- Research methods for naturopaths - part 2. Ajay Shah ND reports
- More evidence for massage; Naturopath plans to set up new facility
- BookeNDs: Early diagnosis is the key to lung cancer survival; Scientific appraisal of top herbs
- News, Views and Resources: Aspirin may cause cancer of pancreas in women; Calorie restriction extends life and boosts health
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 20 No.4 2003 | - Underarm cosmetics and breast cancer. An editorial by Philip W Harvey, European Editor, of the Journal of Applied Toxicology.
- BNA Study Day focuses on spin
- Syndrome X. An overview by Martin Budd ND
- Homeopathic arsenic may be antidote to arsenic poisoning
- Hostility increases BP
- Naturopath who raised the standards of complementary medicine.
Roger Newman Turner records the many achievements of Joe Goodman - Food, mood, the brain and beyond. Marcus Webb ND discusses the role of nutrition in maintaining optimum brain health
- Acupuncture helps migraine sufferers. By Ajay Shah ND
- Echoes from the past as fluoride debate rages on. David Potterton recalls meeting fluoride dissenter Dean Burk, of the US National Cancer Institute
- Mediterranean diet: an intervention study on patients with rheumatoid arthritis. A BNJ report
- BookeNDs: The Theory and Practice of Taiji Qigong
- News, Views and Resources: Co-op says ‘no' to GM crops;
Why Atkins must be destroyed!
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 20 No.3 2003 | - Speaking ill of the dead. David Potterton on the British Medical Journal's outrageous obituary of David Horrobin
- Case studies, please
- The heart on fire. Roger Newman Turner ND reports from the 10th International Symposium on Functional Medicine
- Underarm cosmetics and breast cancer. By Dr Phillipa Darbre, lecturer in oncology
- A century of blood type science. Tom Greenfield ND on the 1st International Conference and Certification of the Institute of Human Individuality
- The health that Jack built. Case study by Normal Ball ND
- Vitamin C may protect against H. Pylori; US naturopaths get research update
- New stool test detects bowel cancer. Laboratory Update by Ute Allison ND
- Healthy lifestyle may reverse prostate disease
- Diet as good as drugs at lowering cholesterol. A BNJ report
- BookeNDs: Naturopath's new book on herbal medicine
- News, Views, and Resources: Professor Ernst presents ‘the evidence so far'; Galenica buys Potter's Herbal Medicines; Sinusitis clue to chronic fatigue syndrome; Atkins diet slims down Unilever profits
- Feedback: Blood group diet deserves attention; Vitamin trials cost health firm £millions
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 20 No.2 2003 | - Blunders in FSA vitamin report cause confusion
- Heil Naturopathy! Guest editorials
- Serious fasting brings miraculous results. Jonathan Shaw ND reports from Shalimar
- Feedback: Strong minds, weak palates NSAIDs damage small intestine
- Too much sunlight, or not enough? Jane Dean ND weighs up the evidence
- Banana extract improves bowel problems. A BNJ report
- We're all naturopaths now! Derek A. Wolfe ND reports from the German Heilpraktiker Congress in Dusseldorf
- Naturopaths get to grips with health and sport.
Conference report by Michael Spenceley ND - Yeast and fungi: a growing health concern. By Mark Dwortzan
- Cholesterol and weight respond to Atkins diet. A BNJ report
- First move towards an ND training programme. BNA Presidents address
- Naturopathy on course for research methodology. By Ajay Shah ND
- BookeNDs: Focus on muscles
- News: Flax oil now in vegetarian soft capsule
- Notes and Resources: Antioxidants higher in organically grown food
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British Naturopathic Journal Volume 20 No.1 2003 | - Guest editorial: The expanding market for veganism
- The health danger of milk products
- Research report: Vitamin E cuts bladder cancer
- Exercise prolongs life - even for the obese. By Dr Carlos J. Crespo and colleagues
- Stool test for H. Pylori. Laboratory report by Ute Allison ND
- Alcohol consumption and risk of stroke
- An introduction to blood grouping in naturopathic practice. An original paper by Tom Greenfield ND
- An update on the health benefits of Chlorella. By David Potterton ND
- Exeter's 9th symposium on complementary care:
Report by Ajay Shah ND and Janine Leach ND - Award for Jane Dean ND
- BookeNDs: Herbal medicine, healing and cancer; Odent still questioning midwifery practice; How animals keep well in the wild; The respiratory solution; Essential oils and the cancer miasm
- News: L-Theanine set to replace Kava kava?; FIM Conference call for abstracts
- Notes and Resources: Portable light for the people with SAD; History Leson; IP6 shows promise for diabetes
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