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Step aside mold, here comes gator blood posted Wed, Apr 9th 2008 by Maggie Vink

I'm sure when the doctors who discovered the healing qualities certain molds have people looked at them a bit askance. Really? Mold? Nowadays ... Read More »

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When bloating becomes a bother posted Sun, Feb 17th 2008 by Jacki Donaldson

Got a sensitive digestive system? I sometimes do. Mostly, my trouble comes in the form bloating and I never really know exactly why it happens. I've ... Read More »

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Tyson moving to antibiotic-free chicken posted Wed, Jun 20th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

Tyson Foods, one of the nations largest producers of chicken and poultry, has announced that they will no longer be using antibiotics in chickens ... Read More »

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FDA plans to approve controversial cow antibiotic posted Sun, Mar 4th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

Despite serious concerns from serious people, the FDA is apparently planning to approve a new antibiotic for cattle. It's called cefquinome, and the ... Read More »

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Olive oil might help prevent ulcers posted Thu, Feb 15th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

Olive oil isn't just good for your heart (and your stir-fry veggies), it's also good for your stomach. According to a new study coming out of Spain, ... Read More »

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Can germs be the good guys? posted Thu, Jan 11th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

With all the products lately boasting "antibacterial" and "antimicrobial," can there be such a thing as good germs? Some bacteria, called probiotics, ... Read More »

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New study by CDC links antibiotic use in chickens to drug-resistance in humans posted Thu, Oct 19th 2006 by Daryl Kulak

We've talked about antibiotics in meat in this blog before. A new study by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Marshfield Clinic has made a ... Read More »

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