| Summary of PRP and Percutaneous Tenotomy studies Regenerative Injection Therapy Links: Blood Cure: Platelet Rich Plasma Research and Commentary by Dr. Allan Mishra, orthopedist developer of platelet rich plasma use in regenerative injection therapy. GetProlo.com: This is an extensive resource on prolotherapy Spinning Blood Isn't Just for Athletes Wall Street Journal, March 30, 2010 Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy Explained NPR, March 6, 2010 A Promising Treatment for Athletes, in Blood New York Times, Feb 16, 2009 Injections to Kick Start Tissue Repair New York Times, Aug 7,2007 The Buzz On Biological Treatment CBS News, June 5, 2007 Healing Tendonitis With Blood Ivanhoe.com, Jan 1, 2007 New Cure Discovered For Tennis Elbow ABC News, Nov 9, 2006 A Review of the Evidence for Regenerative Injection Therapy E-Journal of Age Management Medicine, July 2006 |
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Los Angeles Times (CA)-
Diabetics should not take high
doses of vitamin B, researchers
say- by Thomas H. Maugh II-
(Wednesday, April 28, 2010)
Diabetics with kidney disease who
are taking high doses of B
vitamins in an effort to forestall
heart attacks should stop taking
them immediately because they
are potentially very harmful,
Canadian researchers reported
Tuesday in the Journal of the
American Medical Assn. Rather
than reducing the risk of heart
attack and stroke, the vitamins
appear to actually increase it, the
researchers said.
Los Angeles Times (CA) - Spicy
peppers may hold a key to weight
loss, scientists say - By Karen
Kaplan - (Monday, April 27, 2010)
How would you like to burn
calories from the comfort of your
dining room? Of course you would.
Researchers at the UCLA Center
for Human Nutrition are a step
ahead of you.
Some food scientists believe that
jalapenos and other hot peppers
not only "burn" the tongue when
eaten but also increase the diner's
body temperature. They
hypothesize that the energy
required to do this burns calories
just as surely as traditional forms
of exercise.
VPR News (VT) - Advocates Say
Tax On Vitamins Would Be
Counterproductive- By Bob Kinzel
- (Wednesday, April 14, 2010) -
Vitamins and other dietary
supplements could soon be taxed
in Vermont. But not if consumer
and health care groups have their
way.