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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Life Extension

• Should the president declare a national emergency?
  by William Faloon
• Men's waist size linked with urinary symptoms
  by Cathy Burke
• Magnesium may protect against diabetes
  by Cathy Burke
• Estrogen therapy associated with less coronary plaque
  by Cathy Burke
• Novel cancer drug shows promise
  by Dale Kiefer
• Low vitamin D levels may increase cardiovascular risk
  by Cathy Burke
• Cinnamon prevents blood sugar spikes
  by Dale Kiefer
• Omega-3 fatty acids may protect against prostate cancer
  by Dale Kiefer
• Flavonoid consumption slows cognitive decline
  by Dale Kiefer
• Low folate linked with depression
  by Dayna Dye
• Pomegranate hinders lung tumors
  by Cathy Burke
• X-rays may be dangerously overused
  by Dale Kiefer
• Genistein boosts bone mineral density
  by Dayna Dye
• Vitamin B6 may protect men from colorectal cancer
  by Dayna Dye
• Lifestyle changes in middle age still beneficial
  by Dayna Dye
• Omega-3s relieve depression, agitation in Alzheimer's disease patients
  by Dayna Dye
• Novel turmeric compound delivers much more curcumin to the blood
  by Dale Kiefer
• New hope for curing degenerative diseases
  by Denis Rodgerson
• The intimate link between erectile dysfunction and heart disease
  by William Davis
• Fighting depression and improving cognition with omega-3 fatty acids
  by Laurie Barclay
• Protecting yourself in a nuclear emergency with potassium iodide
  by Mark A. Mitchell
• A multitude of metabolic health benefits
  by Mark A. Mitchell
• Anti-aging "Guru to the Stars"
  by Donna Caruso
• Helping to fight cancer and cardiovascular disease
  by Trish Riley