A salt on the bones; is sodium sapping your skeleton?

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that sodium intake greater than 2,600 milligrams (MG) each day can reduce calcium intake by 891 mg, which is nearly one day's recommended calcium dose. Researchers recommend that people, especially women, decrease their sodium intake and increase their calcium intake.

Prevention, Physiological aspects, Osteoporosis, Calcium in the body, Calcium (Nutrient), Sodium in the body, Sodium (Nutrient)

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Treat cancer naturally: how to help the body heal itself

Article Abstract:

One day, the most effective treatments for cancer may be based on the body's natural defenses - interleukins, interferons and antibodies. Such natural therapies have shown some effectiveness in the treatment of late-stage kidney cancer and late-stage melanoma.

Care and treatment, Research, Antineoplastic agents, Cancer, Cancer treatment, Natural immunity

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