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December 2006
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Leslie L.
Fort Worth, Texas
This herb has been used throughout history for its analgesic (pain-relieving), anti-inflammatory and antiseptic activities. In Ayurvedic medicine, this herb is also used for its decongestant and expectorant effects in treating sinus and lung congestion, asthma, colds, coughs and laryngitis. Research confirms that the main ingredient responsible for this herb’s medicinal activity in its essential oil. This herb’s essential oil has powerful anti-inflammatory, anesthetic and antimicrobial effects, which support its traditional use as a pain-reliever for toothache and natural antiseptic against bacterial and viral infections. What is the name of this herb?
Answer: Clove Please note that the answer included with the January 2007 Win A Prize notification email contained the wrong answer (Vitamin C). Clove is indeed the correct answer.
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November 2006
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Sharon H.
Yorktown, Virginia
This important nutrient has numerous functions, many of which are not as well-known as others. For example, this nutrient serves as an anti-stress antioxidant that is vital for adrenal function. In fact, this nutrient is more highly concentrated in the adrenal cortex than in any other organ. This nutrient is also essential for the manufacturing of collagen, helping to improve vascular disorders by strengthening the collagen structures of the blood vessels to prevent hemorrhaging and easy bruising. Research indicates that a majority of patients with heart disease exhibit very low blood levels of this nutrient. In addtion, this nutrient is necessary for bone maintenance, especially since collagen forms the structural framework of bones. Recent research indicates that this nutrient helps improve the maintenance of bone mineral density in postmenopausal women. What is the name of this nutrient?
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October 2006
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Gwendolyn R.
Texarkana, Texas
This plant has been used medicinally for over 4,000 years. The most commonly used part of this plant is obtained from the inner layer of the leaves of this plant and is comprised almost entirely of water, along with small amounts of more than 75 constituents, including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and polysaccharides. These nutrients are responsible for this plant’s many health benefits, including anti-inflammatory, hypoglycemic (blood sugar-lowering) and lipid-reducing (the reducing of blood fats like cholesterol) effects. What is the name of this plant?
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September 2006
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Peggy T.
Singapore
This naturally-occurring nutrient is neither digested nor absorbed by humans. Instead, this nutrient encourages the growth of bifidobacteria (a beneficial strain of colonic bacteria) while suppressing the growth of potentially harmful organisms in the colon. In addition, this nutrient helps relieve constipation and enhances intestinal immunomodulation. Regular intake of foods rich in this nutrient may also help reduce the risk of colon cancer. What is the name of this nutrient?
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August 2006
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No contest was conducted this month in preparation NSP national convention.
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July 2006
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No contest was conducted this month in preparation NSP national convention.
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June 2006
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No contest was conducted this month in preparation NSP national convention.
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May 2006
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Gene S.
Columbus, Ohio
This herb tightens the mucous membranes of the eye and helps relieve inflammation. Aucubin, one of the primary constituents in this herb, demonstrates anti-inflammatory and antibacterial activity, making this herb especially useful for bacterial infections affecting the eye. This herb is helpful for acute and chronic eye problems such as redness and irritation, stinging, inflammation, infection, oversensitivity to light, and particularly blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelid) and conjunctivitis (inflammation of the conjunctiva, the transparent membrane that lines the eyeball and eyelid), commonly referred to as "pink eye". A study involving 65 patients with conjunctivitis treated with single-dose eye drops of this herb found that 81.5% had complete recovery and 17% showed a clear improvement. What is this herb?
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April 2006
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Nancy C.
Jarratt, Virginia
This nutrient serves as a building block of brain tissue and is the primary structural fatty acid in the gray matter of the brain, as well as in the retina of the eye. Thus, this nutrient is essential for healthy brain development and mental function and is important for nerve signal transmission in the brain, eyes, and nervous system. Research has also revealed a strong inverse correlation between the levels of this nutrient in red blood cells and cardiovascular disease, confirming its cardio-protective (heart-protecting) effects. This nutrient must be obtained either from the diet or from supplements. What is this nutrient?
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March 2006
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No contest was conducted this month in preparation for a new release of the HART On CD computer program.
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February 2006
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No contest was conducted this month in preparation for a new release of the HART On CD computer program.
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January 2006
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Deborah F.
Delafield, Wisconsin
This amino acid is necessary for efficient fatty acid metabolism, which results in cellular energy production (in other words this amino acid is needed to help turn fat into energy). Athletes commonly take this amino acid to improve energy levels to achieve optimum exercise performance; however, individuals with chronic fatigue may also find this amino acid helpful for increasing energy levels. Since fatty acids are the primary fuel for energy production in the heart muscle, normal heart function depends on sufficient levels of this amino acid. In addition, newer studies reveal that this amino acid can help maintain healthy cholesterol and blood lipid levels. What is this amino acid?
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