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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients

• Does vitamin E cause congestive heart failure?
  by Alan R. Gaby
• True North Health Center practices upstream medicine
  by Elaine Zablocki
• Mononucleosis and psychosocial factors
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Shy-Drager Syndrome reversal through alternative medicine
  by S. Colet Lahoz
• Practitioners of the green
  by Irene Alleger
• Breastfeeding support: improving quality and quantity of breast milk
  by Tori Hudson
• Calendar
• Regulating supplements
  by Jule Klotter
• Rhodiola: the Arctic adaptogen
  by Michelle Morgan
• Infections, immunity and stress
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Inflammation and heart disease: a holistic perspective
  by William Ferril
• Is aspartame safe?
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Antibiotic-sensitive infections in CFS/Fibromyalgia
  by Jacob Teitelbaum
• Chronic inflammation
  by Jule Klotter
• Cold comfort for people with diabetes
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Inflammation and stress
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Update on Dr. Jennifer Daniels: are state medical boards biased against racial and ethnic minorities?
  by Marcus A. Cohen
• An in-office evaluation of four dietary supplements on natural killer cell activity
  by James Belanger
• The anti-infective and anti-inflammatory effects of glutamine
  by Gina L. Nick
• National Institutes of Health conflict of interest
  by Jule Klotter
• A new view of cancer's origins
  by Ralph W. Moss
• Inflammatory dermatoses and the mind
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The concept of inflammation and its relationship to acupuncture
  by Honora Lee Wolfe
• How emotional conflicts affect our bodies
  by Ulrike Banis
• Web Page Potpourri—health data mapping: a column devoted to informative integrative health resources on the internet
  by Marjorie Roswell
• Vascular endothelial growth factor
  by Jule Klotter
• POPs treaty
  by Rose Marie Williams
• Helicobacter pylori and stress
  by Robert A. Anderson
• A multifactorial approach to heart disease
  by Amy Yasko
• Natural remedies for psychiatric conditions
  by Irene Alleger
• Considerations in the prevention of seasonal allergic rhinitis
  by Jason Barker
• Letter from the publisher
  by Jonathan Collin
• Cholesterol, diet & heart disease
  by Jule Klotter
• Coenzyme Q10 increases survival after cardiac arrest
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Stress and anti-inflammatory signals
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Heavy metals in Ayurvedic preparations
  by Virender Sodhi
• The link between adrenal fatigue and DNA methylation
  by Susan Solomon
• Using liquid remedies for greater flexibility in homeopathic prescribing and case management
  by Robert Ullman
• Is rheumatoid disease caused by an infection?
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Chinese medicine & coronary heart disease
  by Bob Flaws
• Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and emotional support
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Annapurna: a skeptic ventures into the mysteries of self-healing
  by Betty Shafer
• A natural guide to fighting infection
  by Irene Alleger
• Some nutritional influences on inflammation
  by Melvyn R. Werbach
• Bee venom therapy
  by Jule Klotter
• Treating sleep terrors in children
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Immunity and stress
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Infections in schizophrenia caregivers
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Prostaglandin role in inducing and suppressing inflammation in MS
  by Wayne Martin
• Oxygen governs the inflammatory response and adjudicates man-microbe conflicts
  by Majid Ali
• Lowering C-reactive protein and lipid levels with diet
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Negative emotions and proinflammatory cytokines
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Colds and social support
  by Robert A. Anderson
• ViaViente: the ultimate phytotonic
  by Morton Walker
• Oxygen homeostasis
  by Katherine Duff
• More on diet and C-reactive protein
  by Alan R. Gaby
• Stress and inflammation
  by Robert A. Anderson
• The stress of caregiving in chronic illness
  by Robert A. Anderson
• Klenner protocol first step for MS control
  by Jeffrey L. Prickett
• The paleoecology of pinworms
  by Tim Batchelder