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This PH Online July Issue 196 publishes two authoritative articles dealing with weight at the extreme ends of the spectrum – Claudia Louch’s Expert Column about cancer cachexia To What Extent is Weight Loss in Cancer Patients Attributable to Decreased Food Intake?: |
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As Editor and one of the co-founders of Positive Health PH Online, you can imagine the mountains of daily emails I receive; in fact, one of my recent resolutions I am enacting, also mentioned in my most recent PH Online blog is my unsubscription from extraneous emails. It is too early to definitely report this a success; however I am tentatively noticing a dramatic decrease in email volumes. |
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It never ceases to amaze me how stridently opposing
views are voiced from health and medical professionals inhabiting the
same world of healthcare, and who all supposedly must be reading the
same research. It simply does not, and never has computed for me how
eminently qualified physicians and research scientists can repeatedly
state throughout the various media – print, broadcast and social
networking – that, for example, there is no science or medical evidence
about vitamin C, or that nutritional therapy can be called
pseudo-science. |
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My partner Mike Howell and I launched Positive Health
PH Online in 1994, following my setting up of the Cancer and Nutrition
database for the then Bristol Cancer Help Centre (BCNH) [now Penny Brohn
Cancer Care]. One of the main objectives for Positive Health
was to make available to health professionals and individuals seriously
interested in non-drug treatments, authoritative information published
in the scientific literature across the spectrum of natural /
complementary / alternative health approaches. |
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Positive Health PH Online is not a political publication; however I don't feel the need to apologize for my great sense of loss on hearing that only yesterday 22 Feb one of the finest journalists of her generation, Marie Colvin, along with French photographer Remi Ochlik and scores of civilians were killed in Homs, Syria, adding to the lengthening death toll of over 5,000 Syrians killed. Watching slaughter on television in the face of increasing impotence is not easy for any of us. |
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