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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients

• Eulogy - for David Horrobin - Obituary - Biography
  by David Horrobin
• Drug costs - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Consuming whole foods in their raw, uncooked state: a personal interview with raw food nutrition expert, David Wolfe - Medicinal Properties in Whole Foods - Interview
  by Gina L. Nick
• SARS: plans to minimize the risk of viral respiratory infections—"it's all a matter of susceptibility"
  by Chris D. Meletis
• Von Recklinghausen disease - Letters to the Editor
• Treating hormonal deficiencies in fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome—Part 1: the importance of treating hormonal deficiencies despite normal blood tests - Highly Effective Treatments for Pain and Fatigue
  by Jacob Teitelbaum
• News and views hot off the wire - Robert C. Atkins dies - Obituary - Biography
  by Arline Brecher
• The war on cancer
  by Ralph W. Moss
• Chronic fatigue, aging, mitochondrial function and nutritional supplements
  by Garth L. Nicolson
• West Nile Virus heads west - Letters to the Editor
• The importance of hormones. . - Book Corners - The Miracle of Natural Hormones - book review
  by David Goldstein
• Accelerating the healing of injuries with nutrients - Nutritional Influences on Illness
  by Melvyn R. Werbach
• Cultural values & CFIDS. . - Shorts - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chrisitianity, & Culture - book review
  by Jule Klotter
• Hypothyroidism, temperature regulation, and ethnoscience - Medical Anthropology
  by Tim Batchelder
• Sugar, sweet suicide—part I
  by Gary Null
• American heart association diet bad for heart - Letters to the Editor
• The healthcare field of fear. . - Book Corners - Healing Without Fear: How to Overcome your Fear of Doctors, Hospitals, and the Health Care System and find your Way to True Healing - book review
  by Irene Alleger
• Nutrition experts renew focus on the health risks of trans fatty acids
  by K.C. Hayes
• Xylitol - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Trigger point acupuncture and sports injuries-exciting new developments!
  by Stephen J. Kaufman
• Chelation article critiqued - Letters to the Editor
• Keeping up with nutritional research. . - Book Corners - Dr. Dean Ornish's Program for Reversing Heart Disease: The Only System Scientifically Proven to Reverse Heart Disease Without Drugs - book review
  by Stephen Byrnes
• Sports supplementation for women - Women's Health Update
  by Tori Hudson
• Visit www.nordicnaturals.com - Brief Article
• Exercise start-up - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Probiotics and enzyme therapy for sports
  by Mark A. Brudnak
• The doctor as patient - Letters to the Editor
• Prescription-drug toxicity: a major epidemic - Editorials
• Piriformis syndrome & acupuncture - Acupuncture and Moxibustion
  by Honora Lee Wolfe
• UCLA researchers find Garlic has ability to reduce heart disease risk factors
• Hospital costs for the uninsured - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Does glutathione enhance exercise performance? A case study
  by William D. Misner
• Further strategies in treating advanced cancer - Letters to the Editor
• Arthritis and its Homeopathic treatment - Book Corners
  by Dana Ullman
• Calendar
• Creatine for muscle building - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• The integrated Chinese-Western medical treatment of intracranial hematomas due to traumatic injury - Chinese Medicine Update
  by Bob Flaws
• Current recommended safe levels of vitamin A intake do not cause increased fracture rate
  by Dennis Meiss
• The mineral that could have saved 4 million women - Letters to the Editor
• An overlooked health problem. . - Book Corners - Dangerous Grains, Why Gluten Cereal Grains May Be Hazardous to Your Health - book review
  by Beatrice Trum Hunter
• Literature review & commentary
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Standard Process opens Learning Center - Standard Process Vita Kids Learning Center - Brief Article
• Natural environments - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Neuroendocrine effects of over-training syndrome in endurance athletes - Phytotherapy Review & Commentary
  by Andrew Grant
• Cancer—back to basics - Letters to the Editor
• Federal Trade Commission policing alternative medicine approaches to SARS - Editorial
• Marketing tips what is positioning for success?
  by Terra Wellington
• Cargill Dow's Natureworks - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Atrazine's assault on health and the environment - Health Risks and Environmental Issues
  by Rose Marie Williams
• Biometric analysis of controlled clinical study for sleep formulation on multiple parameters of aging-related dysfunctions
  by Marcelo Suarez
• Bowen therapy: an innovative modality that completes our holistic practice - Letters to the Editor
• Science-based botanical reference. . - Book Corners - Botanical Medicines: The Desk Reference for Major Herbal Supplements - book review
  by Jule Klotter
• Correction notices - Correction Notice
• Low quality ingredient appears widespread among Ginkgo supplements according to consumerlab.com; points to challenge for FDA's proposed regulations
• Trauma units & alcohol/drug testing - Shorts
  by Jule Klotter
• Think homeopathy for sports injuries - Healing with Homeopathy
  by Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman
• The origin of the Atkins diet - Letters to the Editor
• Why America may be overconfident about SARS and its worsening global trend - Guest Editorial - Editorial
• Web page potpourri: a column devoted to informative alternative health resources on the internet
  by Marjorie Roswell