Killer Viruses
Virology Research,
Killer Viruses
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Viruses are a microscopic parasites that live in your blood, the viruses leach the nutrients out of your protein molecule. Your protein molecule is the v ...
Houston Lab disarms AIDS virus
There is real hope that what’s happening in a Houston lab might lead to a cure for HIV.
Houston researchers state that they have found an innovative way to kill the virus by finding this small ...
Radishes Make Great Snacks
I know you'll think I'm crazy, but just try it. You can buy radishes at Wal-Mart pre-cleaned in a bag. You just get the red meaty part without all the nasty hard-to-clean greens. Keep a bag of thes ...
Prevent Diabetes with Yellow & Orange Veggies
Yellow and orange veggies such as apricots, pumpkins, carrots, summer squash and others can help prevent Type II diabetes. They can also reduce your risk of stroke, promote a healthy immune system, r ...
Cancer Cure ?
Virology Research,
Killer Viruses / Cancer Viruses
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Viruses are a microscopic parasites that live in your blood, the viruses leach the nutrients out of your protein molecule. Your protein ...
Avian Bird Flu and Our Food
Title of Topic:
Avian Bird Flu and Our Food
Claim of Topic:
People cannot become infected with the avian bird flu by eating infected eggs or poultry.
Discussion of Topic: Bird flu is an infection c ...
White Tea and its Health Benefits
Certainly, you know everything there is to know about the health benefits of green tea, but perhaps you aren't aware that white tea (which has a lighter, more delicate flavor than its "pigmented" co ...
Eating to Prevent Cold Sores
Having trouble with chronic cold sores? The solution could be a simple as swapping sunflower seeds for avocados. Foods like chocolate, nuts, gelatin, and coffee contain the nutrient arginine, which ...
Selenium Suppresses HIV
Supplementing daily with the essential trace mineral selenium may reportedly suppress the progression of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and improve immune cell counts. Some research supports the u ...
