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| From an Israeli medical journal. A story about the benefits of DHEA in improving fertility treatments once again show why DHEA needs to remain in the marketplace. -Beth Clay |
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| Health supplement triples fertility, Israeli researchers find. |
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| An anti-aging drug, sold over the counter worldwide, has been found to dramatically improve pregnancy rates among women undergoing treatments for infertility, according to new Israeli research.
This supplement could triple a women’s chance of getting pregnant, and help her carry the baby to term, according to a new report by Israeli researchers. Scientists from the Meir Medical Center and Tel Aviv University (TAU) found a statistical connection between the over-the-counter vitamin supplement, DHEA, and successful pregnancy rates in women undergoing treatment for infertility. In the US alone, some six million women a year suffer from infertility, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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| HEALTH FREEDOM |
Updates on Health Freedom Political Issues
in the USA |
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| We were ultimately successful in
preventing any of the language of the
former McCain/Dorgan Bill S.3002,
the misnamed “Dietary Supplement
Safety Act of 2010, from creeping into
S.510, “The Food Safety and
Modernization Act of 2010.” The
intense responses from health action
concerned citizens to their Senators
opposing S.3002 as it was originally
written, and the never yielding efforts
of lobbyists Beth Clay, Scott Tips,
Diane Miller, and Clinton Miller deserve
our applause for bringing this
bill to fruition for all Health Freedom
concerned citizens in the USA. Beth
Clay tells me that
everyone on Capitol
Hill was chaotic;
everyone was pulling
their hair out
over the never ending
phone calls, plus
requests for hard
copies of the bill to
be mailed to them.
(Thousands of requests for copies of
the bill were made, and the Congressional
offices had only three hundred
copies printed in case anyone
requested a copy – this emphasizes
what we can accomplish when we act
together for a common cause.) |
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