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With herbal product use growing by almost 400 percent in the 1990s, researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) decided to take a closer look at how dietary supplements are marketed on the Internet -- an increasingly popular, but poorly regulated way for consumers to access medical information. The survey, outlined in the September 17, 2003 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that more than half of all Internet marketers were in apparent violation of federal law. More... |
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Healthworx, a healthcare practice in Denver, has recently begun
offering what they call Body Restoration Technique (BRT), a safe and effective
therapy that brings a woman’s hormone system into balance naturally. BRT uses
the body’s acupuncture points to rejuvenate and revitalize a woman’s hormones,
which are secreted by the body’s endocrine system glands. Healthworx’ BRT
patients report decreased menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes and
moodiness. 
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