Women’s Health Letter brings you natural, non-invasive therapies that really work. You will discover new healing breakthroughs long before you read about them anywhere else. And Women’s Health Letter will help you avoid any therapy that puts your health at risk or wastes your time and money.

Editor-in-Chief Nan Kathryn Fuchs, holds a PhD in nutrition and attended the Institute of Oriental Medical Studies. She co-founded one of the first holistic health centers in the country in 1976. Dr. Nan is a published author of 8 books and she’s written dozens of health and nutrition articles. You may have seen her on TV in the past, as she’s appeared on more than 100 television and radio programs over the years.

Dr. Nan brings you the latest healing breakthroughs that are proven safer and more effective than conventional therapies. These natural remedies work better and are far less expensive than what you’re spending now.

With a large network of top integrative physicians, health researchers and other medical insiders, she’s constantly uncovering new studies and treatments that can help you get off dangerous drugs, stay out of doctor’s offices, and achieve better health naturally.

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How to Stop Cancer, Memory Loss, and Diabetes for Just Pennies a Day

How your dentist can lower your risk for many cancers

Want to know if you’re at risk for getting cancer? Your dentist may be able to tell you.

I showed you a few weeks ago how a new study can detect breast cancer using your saliva. This test isn’t available yet. But new information says your dentist might be able to help you evaluate your risk for cancer right now.

A study conducted with nearly 50,000 people over 17 years found a connection between gum disease and many kinds of cancers. This shouldn’t surprise you. Gum disease means inflammation, and inflammation is at the core of many chronic illnesses, including cancer.

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The Only Drug You Should Ever Take For Osteoporosis

I’ve found that most women can avoid osteoporosis with regular bone-stressing exercises, dietary changes, and bone-conserving supplements. But there are still a few women who need more support no matter what they do.

They may have waited too long before making healthy changes in their lifestyle. Or their bone loss may be due to genetics. Whatever the reason, whenever a woman needs an osteoporosis medication her doctor tends to suggest Fosamax, Actonel, Boniva, or other bisphosphonates.

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