This month we again serve up the most interesting bits of the health and medical news. This time we cover: the link between starch and tumors, does your weight reflect your health, 3 mins of exercise to prevent diabetes, simple ways to improve your eyesight, and more about drugs: vitamins and drugs (which claims more lives?), drugs and kids, drugs and cancer.

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  • In Australia/Korea this Jan/Feb? Have a NEW YEAR BRAIN CLEAN-OUT. Delete all the stuff that's not working for you and create space for the health, wellbeing and all that stuff you'd REALLY like in 2012. And have a great relax in the process.
  • JUST THREE MINUTES OF EXERCISE A WEEK COULD PREVENT DIABETES, SAY SCIENTISTS: Jumping on an exercise bike in just 20 second spurts can improve insulin function.
  • THE WEEKLY HEALTH TIP: EXERCISE YOUR EYES: Most short sight is not ‘an affliction’, it’s how your eyesight has adjusted to what you use it the most for. Also, far-sightedness, poor night vision, ‘Middle-age’ sight (reading glasses), crossed eye (strabismus), lazy eye (amblyopia), and sensitivity to light, eyestrain, headaches and burning eyes can all be improved if you decide to invest some effort. 
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This month we pick the eyes out of the health and medical news, including about leading causes of death, cancer treatments, what stress and exercise can do for you, how we treat the elderly, and what you need to know about vaccinations.

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  • PEAK PERFORMANCE EXERCISE ARRIVES IN KOREA: Asia is now home to UK fitness pioneer Ian Matthews, whose programs have been enjoyed by 1000s of people throughout the UK. In 2010, it was voted the Best Workout in Dublin in 2010 by Cheers Magazine. In Korea? In luck.
  • PHILLIP DAY'S MONTHLY ESSAY – STRESS MANAGEMENT: Everyone endures stress, it goes with the experience of life. One of the great discoveries is that stress affects the body with its complex array of reactions. PHILLIP DAY attacks the subject and reveals some remarkable facts about what can be done.
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This month's collection of letters from Phillip Day's subscribers.

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  • CONCLUSIVE LINK NOW ADMITTED: SWINE FLU VACCINE CAUSES CHRONIC NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDERS: (NaturalNews) The nation of Finland has now openly admitted that the swine flu vaccine "conclusively" causes narcolepsy, a chronic nervous system disorder that makes people uncontrollably fall asleep.
  • PERHAPS THE WORLD'S MOST OVERLOOKED POISON: If you eat these popular foods, you are virtually guaranteed to consume toxic ingredients found to cause birth defects and deformities in frogs and chickens. Also potentially causes cancer, DNA damage and reproductive problems - yet they tell you it's "safe"...
  • EXPOSING THE FRAUD AND MYTHOLOGY OF CONVENTIONAL CANCER TREATMENTS: (NaturalNews) Treating cancer is BIG business in America -- in fact, it's a $200 billion a year business. Yet 98 percent of conventional cancer treatments not only FAIL miserably, but are also almost guaranteed to make cancer patients sicker.
  • CIRCULATE THESE SHORT FILMS ABOUT GMOs: (NaturalNews) Jeffrey Smith from the Institute for Responsible Technology has released five short videos that are perfect for sharing with friends who might be new to GMOs. These short videos tell powerful, hard-hitting stories about GMOs in just two or three minutes, and they're easy to forward to others who need to know the truth about what's happening to our food supply.
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Events
  • Got a question? Want to pick up some information, literature, DVDs or attend a de-frag/de-stress workshop like you've never experienced? Check out our events schedule here.
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  • GREAT DISCOVERIES IN HEALTH: You might be in Asia, but you probably know someone in the UK/Ireland. Make sure they head off and attend a Phillip Day seminar. You won't be disappointed. In Australia? Keep an eye out for his annual Feb/March tour downunder.
  • WAR OF WORDS OVER GLOBAL WARMING AS NOBEL LAUREATE RESIGNS IN PROTEST: A Nobel laureate has quit one of the world's leading organisations for scientists in protest at its assertion that the evidence of damaging global warming is "incontrovertible".
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