Vitamin K does not slow age-related loss in bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.

Vitamin K does not slow age-related loss in bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.
Science Daily: In a randomized controlled trial Angela Cheung and colleagues at the University of Toronto found that a high dose daily vitamin K1 supplement did not protect against age-related bone mineral density (BMD) decline. However, the findings also suggest that vitamin K1 may protect against fracture and cancer in postmenopausal women with osteopenia... ((but the study was not powered to study fracture risk or cancers.))
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Dr. Benjamin Chang Targeted by Patient Web Site
From www.stahleyecenter-malpractice.com/benjamin_chang.html When Dr. Benjamin Chang performs LASIK laser eye surgery on you, he will obtain your personal identity information from you, and then fax it directly to Glenn Hagele at his home.� When Glenn Hagele receives your personal identity information, you will be...
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Dr. Marc Werner Targeted by Patient Web Site
From www.stahleyecenter-malpractice.com/marc_werner.html When Dr. Marc Werner performs LASIK laser eye surgery on you, he will obtain your personal identity information from you, and then fax it directly to Glenn Hagele at his home.� When Glenn Hagele receives your personal identity information, you will be...
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A new world is being born, one without the US dollar greasing the wheels of commerce
BRIC & SCO summits: Reinventing the wheel by Eric Walberg Yekaterinburg, famous tragically as the spot Lenin chose to have the Tsar and his family executed in 1918, and ironically as the fiefdom of Boris Yeltsin, who finished off the Russian revolution itself in 1991, witnessed something no less remarkable last week when leaders of [...]

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FDA: LASIK Ads Must Warn Consumers of Risks
By Susan Heavey WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Doctors, clinics and others promoting corrective eye surgery known as LASIK need to make sure their advertisements tell consumers about possible risks, U.S. regulators said in a letter released on Friday. The Food and Drug Administration, which has been...
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Dr. Thierry Hufnagel Targeted by Patient Web Site
From www.stahleyecenter-malpractice.com/thierry_hufnagle.html When Dr. Thierry Hufnagle performs LASIK laser eye surgery on you, he will obtain your personal identity information from you, and then fax it directly to Glenn Hagele at his home.� When Glenn Hagele receives your personal identity information, you will be...
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StahlEyeCenter-Malpractice.com Web Site Launched
From www.stahleyecenter-malpractice.com Our Mission:� Expose false advertising, patient harassment, extortion, and lawsuits against LASIK critics by CRSQA, aka "USA Eyes". CRSQA is an advertising agency for 32 LASIK surgeons, disguised as a surgeon certification and patient advocacy group.� This organization is operated by Glenn...
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Short chain fatty acids from gut bacteria slow intestinal transit time, thereby increasing nutrient absorption.
UT Southwestern: A single molecule in the intestinal wall, activated by the waste products from gut bacteria, plays a large role in controlling whether the host animals are lean or fatty, a research team, including scientists from UT Southwestern Medical Center, has found in a mouse study. When activated, the molecule slows the movement of food through the intestine, allowing the animal to absorb more nutrients and thus gain weight. Without this signal, the animals weigh less.
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