A User's Guide to Vitamin C

A User's Guide to Vitamin C
(co-author Hyla Cass, MD)
Basic Health Publications, 2002.

Vitamin C can reduce your risk of developing cancer and heart disease, improve your mood and energy levels, and even lessen cold and flu symptoms. The problem is that many people simply do not get enough Vitamin C from their diets. A User's Guide to Vitamin C explains the health benefits of this essential nutrient and how it can enhance your health.

A User's Guide to Ginkgo Biloba

A User's Guide to Ginkgo Biloba
(co-author Hyla Cass, MD)
Basic Health Publications, 2002.

Ginkgo Biloba, an herb used for centuries in Asia, can improve memory and benefit the heart. Today, its amazing health benefits have been confirmed by scientific research. A User's Guide to Ginkgo Biloba describes all of its benefits — and exactly how and when you should use it.

2001 Anthology

Vitamin Research News
2001 Anthology
(co-author Ward Dean, MD)
Vitamin Research Publications, 2003.

the 2001 Anthology was the first of a number of bound annual collections have planned for publication. Contains is a full year’s worth of ground-breaking articles covering a variety of subjects.

For those with special concerns, such as cardiovascular health, the 2001 Anthology is a convenient collection of first-run articles and reviews on cardiovascular supportive nutrients, such as the fibrinogen-lowering herbal extract, Turmeric, and the cholesterol-lowering nutrient, Red Yeast Rice Extract.

2000 Anthology

Vitamin Research News
2000 Anthology
(co-author Ward Dean, MD)
Vitamin Research Publications, 2003.

"Vitamin Research News is one of the first publications I read each month, before the New England Journal of Medicine or the Lancet, and well before JAMA. The articles are extremely relevant to “natural medicine,” and are usually on the leading edge of nutritional and biochemical science.

Vitamin Research News brings us well-integrated information and informed hypotheses long before this same information appears in “mainstream” professional publications. Although the well-written articles are easily understood by the general reader, comprehensive footnotes are always included for us professional data-junkies."

Jonathan V. Wright, M.D.