1999 - John R. Lee, M.D. Medical Letter Back Issues

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	1999 January Hard Copy - 1999 January $5.00 Text Version - 1999 January $5.00
The New PREmenopause book Prostate Cancer and Hormones Dr. Lee's Healthy Prostate Program Fen-Phen Users Aren't Getting Better Study Shows Pyrethroids Have Estrogen Effects Cut the Sugar, Cut the Heart Disease Oral B12 Works Well for Pernicious Anemia Interview with Dr. David Zava on Teenage Girls, Hormone Balance and Birth Control Pills Is Prometrium Affected by the Liver? When Is Breast Cancer not Really Breast Cancer? How to Find Estriol
	1999 February Hard Copy - 1999 February $5.00 Text Version - 1999 February $5.00
SPECIAL REPORT: The Selling of Fluoridation in America Good Reasons to Avoid Fluoride Douche with Caution Homocysteine Implicated in Alzheimer's Another Comeback to the FDA Insomnia and Anxiety Should You Take Raloxifene? Hormones and Blood Clots MS and Progesterone
	1999 March Text Version - 1999 March $5.00
Three nice letters about pap smears, pregnancy and candida. The Role of Thyroid in the Hormonal Orchestra: Is your low thyroid really low or is it just blocked? Other Thyroid Blockers A Tomato a Day Keeps the Cancer Away Do Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Increase Breast Cancer Risk? It's Official: Vietnam Vets Were Harmed by Agent Orange Interview with Jerilynn Prior, M.D. on What Makes Your Ovaries Tick Progesterone Dosages and Cycles Dosage Directions for the Compounding Pharmacist Is the Fluoride Level in Your Municipal Water Safe? Permission to Copy the Fluoride Article from Feburary 99 A New Study Showing that Progesterone Stops Harmful Changes in Cholesterol
	1999 April Hard Copy - 1999 April $5.00 Text Version - 1999 April $5.00
Outrageous Examples of Hormone Imbalance: How to tell if your hormones are out of balance and how they get that way. The Dance of the Minerals: As minerals enter and exit cells, fluid balance ebbs and flows. (And do you really need to avoid salt or are you just potassium and magnesium deficient?) Irritants in Cosmetics Is Jet Lag Related to Cortisol Deficiency? Drugs that Cause Vitamin Deficiencies Interview: Researcher of the Month Willam J.M. Hrushesky, M.D. Biological Cycles and Cancer Outcomes St. Luke's Osteoporosis and Progesterone Cream Study (Why Dr. Weil is misinformed.) Another Study Shows that Conventional HRT (Premarin and Provera) Do Not Benefit Women with Heart Disease. Depo Provera Causes Bone Loss ni Young Women (At a time in life when they should be building it.)
	1999 May Hard Copy - 1999 May $5.00 Text Version - 1999 May $5.00
Announcing John R. Lee M.D.’s Commonsense Guide to a Healthy Heart, a new booklet on preventing and healing heart disease. Part I: Xenohormones and Your Health: Unseen, Unknown and Damaging, We can no longer ignore the effects on our children. How to Reduce the Xenohormones in Your Environment Interview: David Smallbone, M.D. from England, Insights about Osteoporosis and Endometriosis from a British Physician More Reasons not to Take Fosamax It’s Time to Question Routine Vitamin K Shots in Newborns In Sweden Mammograms Don’t Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths Changes in Ovaries after Tubal Ligation Brown Spots and Cortisol Deficiency Progesterone Cream Cures a Cracking Choir Voice Testosterone Cream for Lichen Sclerosis
	1999 June Hard Copy - 1999 June $5.00 Text Version - 1999 June $5.00
Does HRT Really Improve Memory? Don't Believe Everything You Hear on the TV News The Truth About Estrogen and the Brain Xenohormones Part II: Rounding Up the Usual Suspects Natural Pest Control Vitamin E's Effects on Breast Cells An Irritant in Soaps and Shampoos Europeans Reject Estrogen-Laced Beef from the U.S. Avoid Nightshade Plants Before Surgery How to Protect Your Vision with Nutrition: Interview with Marc Rose, M.D. Abnormal Pap Smears · Progesterone and Antidepressants What Do Sore Nipples Mean in an Elderly Lady? Uterine Fibroids, Progesterone and Stress Eggs Are Good For You The Progesterone Research Institute
	1999 July Hard Copy - 1999 July $5.00 Text Version - 1999 July $5.00
Spin Doctoring Medical Information and How it Misleads the Consumer Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS More Fluid Intake = Less Bladder Cancer Breast-Fed Babies Have Less Asthma Prevent Fractures with Exercise, Drug Monitoring Yes, Water Bottles Do Leach Toxins Wake-Up Call About Depo-Provera Blood Clots and Progesterone Low Sperm Count Little-Known Risk Factors for Breast Cancer Breast Cancer and Cell Proliferation Caused by Hormones Looking for Participants for a New Research Study on PMS and Progesterone
	1999 August Hard Copy - 1999 August $5.00 Text Version - 1999 August $5.00
Big News on the Fluoride Front: Two Renowned Fluoride Scientists Change Positions from Proponents of Fluoridation to Opponents Douse Your Heartburn by Treating the Cause Causes of Heartburn A Source of Hormone-Free Meat Studies Show that Endometrial Cancer is Not Inherited Too Much Lead Causes Tooth Decay Drinking Milk Doesn’t Do a Body Good: Another Risk Factor for Ovarian Cancer Resensitization of Breast Cells by Progesterone after Breast Cancer? Response to Prevention Magazine’s Article on Progesterone and Osteoporosis More on Depo-Provera Women in Labor Who Fail to Dilate: Some Possible Causes Interview: Researcher Dr. Ercole Cavalieri on Tracking Down the Origins of Cancer
	1999 September Hard Copy - 1999 September $5.00 Text Version - 1999 September $5.00
The Raloxifene Spin: grasping at straws to promote Evista. Strokes: Like heart attacks, “brain attacks” are preventable when you have a little knowledge. Sex hormones and stroke risk. What prevents strokes. Gerber goes organic. Is your doctor using you in a drug experiment? “Just say No” to new drugs. Don’t celebrate Celebrex prematurely. A district court pulls the plug on breast cancer claims for raloxifene. Interview with Dr. Dean Raffelock on liver function and hormone balance. The FDA pulls the plug on a progesterone cream. Irregular periods can be due to irregular dosing. Gels vs. cream: absorption is not an issue.
	1999 October Hard Copy - 1999 October $5.00 Text Version - 1999 October $5.00
Parathyroid hormone and osteoporosis. Alcohol as Medicine: It depends on the individual and on the dose. How Estrogen and Progesterone Affect Blood Vessels Preganancy and Aromatherapy: a caution. Is Your Incontinence Caused by Drugs? Atrazine in the Water Supply. Another Source of Hormone-Free Meat. Interview with David K. Shefrin on how poor adrenal function affects the rest of the body. Progesterone, prolactin and the pituitary. Cervical disease and the HPV virus. Progesterone and peripheral neuropathy. Estradiol is good for the heart in the right amount.
	1999 November Hard Copy - 1999 November $5.00 Text Version - 1999 November $5.00
Whole Foods, Vitamin E and Your Health Beware the Endless Search for Designer Estrogens Fiber, Fat and Heart Disease (fiber is more important…) Nifedipine is a Male Contraceptive New Low Dose Contraceptive Pills Have Higher Risk of Blood Clots The High Price of a Green Lawn and Bug-Free Home (Pesticides raise risk of breast cancer.) Inoculations May be An Rx for Disaster (Getting a vaccination for your child should not be an automatic “yes.”) Testosterone and Prostate Cancer Saying No to Drugs Makes This Woman Healthy Again Do Anti-Perspirants Contribute to Breast Cancer? Getting Pregnant with Progesterone and Vitex HRT and Pill Increase Cancer Risk Progesterone, Progestins and the Heart: More Evidence Against Progestins
	1999 December Hard Copy - 1999 December $5.00 Text Version - 1999 December $5.00
Banish Fear of the New Millenium (And Celebrate the Solstice) YO! SOY (A Cautionary Tale): Eat Fermented Soy Foods in Moderation Remember CoQ10 for Gum Disease Obesity is Associated with Fibroids (and up to 80% of U.S. women have them) Another Reason Why Americans Love their Coffee Feds Ask Manufacturers to Remove Mercury from Vaccinations Interview with George Gillson, M.D., Ph.D. on a Promising New Treatment for MS A Bad Reaction to Augmentin, an Antibiotic Bavarian Farmers Wonder if Hormone-Laden American Cows Suffer from PMS More Thoughts on Vaccinations and Antibodies

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