Dr. Reginald B. Cherry, M.D.

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  Apr 14, 2009

  Spotlight on Joint Support

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  Apr 6, 2009

  The Five P's of Spiritual Healing

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  Apr 3, 2009

  Choline: Vital Nutrient Often Underconsumed

  Choline is essential for central nervous system, liver and cellular function, and may also be associated with reduced breast cancer risk.

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  Mar 26, 2009

  A Basic Plan for Health

  Would you do something simple if you knew it would keep you healthy?

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  Nov 7, 2008

  Lose Excess Pounds to Lower Your Risk of Disease – And Live Longer!

  I\'m sure you\'ve heard it many times that excess weight can adversely affect your health. Specifically, the added pounds increase your risk of heart disease, diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure, asthma, kidney failure and other serious illnesses.

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  Nov 4, 2008

  Snooze Your Way to Weight Loss

  It sounds unbelievable, but getting a good night's appears to benefit your waistline.

• Oct 22, 2008

  Take the Natural Pathway to More Energy

  As I researched and looked at natural treatments to enhance energy, an interesting fact began to emerge. I discovered that cultures around the world have identified unique herbal ingredients or other natural substances that help in dealing with fatigue.

• Oct 21, 2008

  Put Some Pep In Your Step

  Did you have enough energy to tackle your spring-cleaning? Do you feel exhausted just thinking about all the summer yard work that's just ahead? Perhaps, then, you are among the majority of Americans who frequently visit their doctors with complaints of a lack of energy.

• Oct 15, 2008

  The Real Culprit in Heart Disease

  For many years, doctors thought of heart disease as a plumbing problem: arteries, like pipes, became clogged by cholesterol deposits and slowed down blood flow to the heart. But now we are finding that the damage actually starts when artery walls become inflamed by free radicals and other inflammatory chemicals in the body.

• Oct 14, 2008

  Feverfew Helps Ease Headache Pain

  Debilitating headaches or migraines can disrupt your life and keep you from doing the things you enjoy. Often they are accompanied by symptoms like nausea and depression.