August 2010 Issue

• Introduction
• Healthy Feedback
• The Hair Analysis - One Size Does Not Fit All
• Aspartame Case History
• Dr. Hull's Vitamin Directory
• Q & A with Dr. Hull
• Did You Know - About a Hair Analysis?
• Healthy Recipe
• Feature Article

July 2010 Issue

• Introduction
• Healthy Feedback
• Dr. Hull's Vitamin Directory
• The Hidden Messages in Water
• Chlorine and Petroleum - Two Chemicals Whose Times Have Passed
• Q & A with Dr. Hull
• Did You Know - About Water?
• Healthy Recipes
• How Flexible Are Your Eyes?

In this month's newsletter we have our regular entries:
Client/Reader Feedback;
Q & A with Dr. Hull;
Did You Know?

Our feature this month is
African Redbush Tea - An Ideal Support For Allergies and Detoxification.

Our articles this month are:
Bad Press For Aspartame; Aspartame Case History - Crystal Lite^® and Diet Dew^®; and
Dr. Hull's Aspartame Detoxification Program - How To Prevent The Sugar-Free Diet Craze From Destroying Your Health.

Our recipes this month are Brussel Sprout Slaw with Mustard Dressing and Maple-Glazed Pecans that will make it hard to remember why you don't like Brussel sprouts and Spinach Salad with Bosc Pears, Cranberries, Red Onion, and Toasted Hazelnuts - a treat from the Pacific Northwest.

As the holiday season approaches, heads up on seeing more advertisements for "sugar-free" holiday foods and for packages of powdered chemical sweeteners peddled to promote a "healthier" addition to your holiday cooking. False promotion of chemical sweetener safety is already being generated in magazines and on the web, so beware that this is actually "MISinformation" about the safety of aspartame and Splenda^®. This month's newsletter has great feedback from consumers and journalists reacting to the latest TIME.com article on aspartame and sucralose safety; so, look out - these publications are generated to grab your money, not to secure your health or the health of your loved ones.

Here's a great tip for that "left-over" Trick-or-Treat candy (so YOU won't eat it!): donate it to your local nursing homes. The elderly love sweets, and they can resist eating too much at one time. But, before you recycle your unwanted sweets, make sure you throw out all the sugar-free candies. No one at any age should be eating sweets made with toxic chemicals.

I am having great fun posting pictures of me as a kid, and my own family members, on the Newsletter's Cartoons by Mimi's Memos. It's fun to remember funny memories, and Mimi's Memos is providing a 20% discount to Healthy Newsletter subscribers for you to create some fun family memories for yourself. Just enter "JHNEWS" as the COUPON CODE when you checkout at MimisMemos.com to get a 20% discount.

Have a FUN, safe and healthy November.

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Other Articles In The August Issue

• Introduction
• Healthy Feedback
• The Hair Analysis - One Size Does Not Fit All
• Aspartame Case History
• Dr. Hull's Vitamin Directory
• Q & A with Dr. Hull
• Did You Know - About a Hair Analysis?
• Healthy Recipe
• Feature Article

Other Articles In This Category

• Introduction - July 2010
• Introduction - June 2010
• Introduction - May 2010
• Introduction - April 2010
• Introduction - March 2010