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Articles in Dec, 2007 issue of Life Extension

• New book reveals benefits of aggressive hormone therapy to prevent and treat a wide range of disorders
  by Dale Kiefer
• Why hyperthyroid patients need carnitine
  by Julius G. Goepp
• Even when used as directed, acetaminophen can lead to liver toxicity or death. Here's how to use acetaminophen safely
  by Jay S. Cohen
• Autism: a nutraceutical approach
  by Julius G. Goepp
• Advances in nanomedicine
  by Christopher Windham
• Cherries
  by Steve Goodman
• Amy Silverstein: a heart transplant patient survives the medical system
  by Donna Caruso
• Nature's energy booster
  by Pete Croatto
• Vitamin D supplements decrease risk of premature death
  by Dayna Dye
• High homocysteine linked with mild cognitive impairment
  by Dale Kiefer
• Pectin induces self-destruction in prostate cancer cells
  by Dale Kiefer
• Curcumin reduces inflammation, improves exercise performance
  by Dale Kiefer
• Soft-drink sweetener linked to diabetes
  by Dale Kiefer
• Calcium supplements reduce fracture risk
  by Cathy Burke
• High homocysteine doubles heart disease risk
  by Dale Kiefer
• Ground flaxseed reduces hot flashes
  by Dayna Dye
• Vitamin E supplementation helps prevent venous thromboembolism
  by Dayna Dye
• Lutein and zeaxanthin reduce macular degeneration risk
  by Dayna Dye
• High-dose folic acid improves endothelial function
  by Dayna Dye
• Bone osteocalcin regulates energy metabolism
  by Dale Kiefer
• Eye diseases linked to increased mortality risk
  by Marc Ellman
• Colorful anthocyanins fight colon cancer
  by Dayna Dye
• Calcium, Vitamin D protect against breast cancer
  by Dale Kiefer
• Can humans attain physical immortality?
  by William Faloon
• Ending Aging: The Rejuvenation Breakthroughs That Could Reverse Human Aging in Our Lifetime
  by Ben Best