| Harper's Biochemistry - 24th Edition (1996) by Dr. Robert K. Murray, M.D., et al, was the first major medical text to publish definitive information about the essential role of eight saccharides (a.k.a. glyconutrients or sugars) in (human) cell structure and function. It lists and details the importance of the then newly discovered components integral to healthy cell structures, processes, functions, and disease prevention. |
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SUGARS THAT HEAL by Dr. Emil Mondoa, M.D. Dr. Mondoa writes in this best-selling book: "These eight essential sugars, known as saccharides, are the basis of multicellular intelligence - the ability of cells to communicate, cohere, and work together to keep us healthy and balanced. Even tiny amounts of these sugars - or lack of them - have profound effects. In test after test conducted at leading institutes around the world, saccharides have been shown to lower cholesterol, increase lean muscle mass, decrease body fat, accelerate wound healing, ease allergy symptoms, and allay autoimmune diseases such as arthritis, psoriasis, and diabetes. Bacterial infections, including the recurrent ear infections that plague toddlers, often respond remarkably to saccharides, as do many viruses - from the common cold to the flu, from herpes to HIV. The debilitating symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and Gulf War syndrome frequently abate after adding saccharides. And, for cancer patients, saccharides mitigate the toxic effects of radiation and chemotherapy - while augmenting their cancer-killing effects, resulting in prolonged survival and improved quality of life." |
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| In Search of Manna..Your Guide to Glyconutrients and Meridians by M. Schlachter M.D. and T. Aristotle D.C.,L.Ac. This Book Includes: References for personalized glyconutrient and meridian support. Over 300 health conditions with glyconutrient recommendations; no more guessing. Protocols for emergency and chronic health issues. Over 300 meridian diagrams. Meridian acupoints for personal use. All protocols written by Eastern and Western trained physicians. Will Answer These Questions: How many servings should be taken? How often should glyconutrients be taken? What to take for specific health imbalances? Which meridians complement glyconutrient servings? How to educate business associates, friends and family. |
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Miracle Sugars - by Rita Elkins - An ideal all-in-one-source book to discover the benefits of Glyconutrients! Miracle Sugars provides valuable information on the recent breakthrough discovery of missing nutrients, which have amazing abilities to maintain and balance the immune system, help achieve optimum health, and prevent even the most insidious of today's killer diseases. In Miracle Sugars you will discover the missing link to optimal health - GLYCONUTRIENTS! |
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Abnormalities of IgG Glycosylation and Immunological Disorders Edited by D.A. Isenberg University College London, UK and T.W. Rademacher University College London Medical School, UK Foreword by Ivan Roitt Emeritus Professor of Immunology, University College London, UK. Glycobiology has become the focus of considerable research in recent years as the role of oligosaccharides in both health and disease has come under scrutiny. During this period particular emphasis has been placed on the glycosylation of human immunoglobulins, notably IgG, not least because clear links with a restricted range of human diseases has been established. Abnormalities of IgG Glycosylation and Immunological Disorders uniquely draws together the facts that have emerged to link abnormalities in IgG glycosylation and immunological disease, especially rheumatoid arthritis. It reviews all aspects of immunoglobulin glycosylation abnormalities, including the structural anatomy of glycoproteins; the methods used to analyse them; the clinical aspects of glycobiology in both human disease and animal models; the glycosylation enzymes and the genes that encode and regulate these enzymes; and the possible pathogenicity of IgG. The chapter authors have been chosen because of the original contributions they have made to this exciting field of research. As such this authoritative and well referenced volume will be indispensable to both clinicians and basic scientists with an interest in glycosylation, as well as rheumatologists, immunologists, bacteriologists and glycobiologists. |
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| Acta Anatomica - International Journal of Anatomy, Embryology and Cell Biology. Glycosciences - issue 161/1-4/98 states: "Glycosylation is the most common form of protein and lipid modification but its biological significance has long been underestimated. The last decade, however, has witnessed the rapid emergence of the concept of the sugar code of biological information: indeed, monosaccharides represent an alphabet of biological information similar to amino acids and nucleic acids but with unsurpassed coding capacity. |
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| Advance for Managers of Respiratory Care - "Glyconutrients Could Offer Novel Approach to Asthma" was a feature article in the July/August 2002 issue. This periodical serves respiratory care managers. |
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Biotechnology - 1990; 8:108-111. Dr. John Hodgson, Ph.D., wrote the following in an article called "Capitalizing on Carbohydrates" - ""Almost without exception, whenever two or more living cells interact in a specific way, cell surface carbohydrates will be involved. From first meeting of sperm and egg, through embryo genesis, development and growth, carbohydrate molecules confer exquisite specificity on cell-cell interactions. "" |
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| Eclipse Magazine - Nov.-Dec. 2001 issue - published "Miracle in South Dallas" which profiled a group of elementary school children with behavioral and academic challenges. After their diets were supplemented with glyconutrients, the children focussed more effectively and test scores went from the lowest in Texas to the highest! |
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| Maggots, Wonder Drugs, Transplants & Genomes by Dr. Rayburne W. Goen, M.D. This book contains the memoirs of Dr. Goen and his 60+ year medical career. It spans mustard plasters and maggot therapy, through the trial and error years of mutilating surgeries, to genomes and the new glyconutrition paradigm of prevention and wellness. |
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| The Hormone from Heaven by Tonita d'Raye - REVISED Sept. 2002 - Is a powerful educational resource. Millions of women (and Men) are now seeking alternatives to dangerous synthetic-hormone replacement therapy. This compelling book provides the answers with the latest research about Mexican Yam and beta-sitosterol phytosterols and glyconutrients. A must read! |
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Integrative Physiological and Behavioral Science - The Official Journal of the Pavlovian Society - January-March 1998 -
contained reports on two studies by Dr. Kathryn D. Dykman, M.D. et all.
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| Las Vegas Magazine - August 2001 edition - reported the incredible story of Greg Letoureau, Executive of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Ten doctors had given up as Greg was rapidly losing his life to flesh eating disease - streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome. One last-ditch effort was made and the intravenously administered glyconutrients saved Letourneau's life. He was "brought back from the brink of death" with the aid of glyconutrients! (see Case Reports - Flesh Eating Disease - for details). |
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M.I.T. Technology Review - October 2001 issue - featured Glycomics - Sugars Could Be Biology's Next Sweet Spot an article by Erika Jonietz. "The 1990s may well be remembered in biology as the decade of the gene, culminating in the completion of the Human Genome Project's working draft. And the next big thing in medicine may be the study of the proteins coded for by all those genes. But even as doctors and drug companies struggle to interpret and exploit the recent explosion of data on genes and proteins, yet another field of biology is waiting to break out: glycomics. This emerging discipline seeks to do for sugars and carbohydrates what genomics and proteomics have done for genes and proteins - move them into the mainstream of biomedical research and drug discovery. " . Cover shown not of issue in question. |
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How to Cure and Prevent any Disease by Ray Gebauer. Ninety-five percent of North Americans will die prematurely from Heart Disease, Cancer and Diabetes...What can you do to ensure that you're in the other five percent? In this book you'll find seventy seven case reports of dramatic health recoveries as well as the five strategies used by tens of thousands to maintain, aquire or restore vibrant health and longevity.
Christa Jones, Redmond, WA. writes in an "Amazon" review: "This book changed my life. I went from not knowing that I was on a distructive path for my health to a complete change in lifestyle. My family and I have implemented most of the information in this book and as a result are living happier, healthier lives. This book focuses on 5 areas of life that need to be addressed for optimal health. It has testamonies of individuals in each section. This is not a book of medicine. It is a book that focuses on the major factors of life that effect a person's health. If you are ready to take charge of your life and your health, this is the book for you. It works! |
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| Karate International magazine featured an interview with Dr. Bob Ward - former strength and conditioning coach for the Dallas Cowboys - in which he recommended glyconutritional products "because of their ability to enhance athletic performance better than anything else on the market." |
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| Ms. Fitness magazine - summer '97 issue featured a four page article which addressed the need for every living person to consume glyconutritional products for optimal health as the "only way to thrive on an ailing planet" polluted with toxins and other environmental concerns. |
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| The Physician's Desk Reference for Nonprescription Drugs and Dietary Supplements is consulted by physicians and other healthcare professionals in the making of recommendations to their patients. Glyconutritional products are listed for compromised immune systems and other nutritional deficiencies. |
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Scientific American - July 2002. Sweet Medicines by Thomas Maeder - a science writer based in Pennsylvania - is the feature article in the July 2002 issue. "Sugars play critical roles in many cellular functions and in disease. Study of those activities lags behind research into genes and proteins but is beginning to heat up. The discoveries promise to yield a new generation of drug therapies".
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| Wellness ; Your Path To Radient Health by Lua Sage Fisher - This booklet is an overview of the serious problems in global health, explains glyconutrients, and includes testimonials. It is more than a simple explanation of the problems in that it asks the reader to take action in their lives and the cummunity. |
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| Science Magazine - March 23, 2001 - Under the banner "Carbohydrates & Glycobiology" this magazine - the premier journal for researchers and scientists - devoted an entire issue to Glyconutrients, Glycobiology and Glycoscience. |
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| Cancer - Who's Next? - by Dr. Stan Lefkowitz, Ph.D. In this booklet Dr. Lefkowitz explains how cancer arises in the body, how diet and the environment are factored in, and the role glyconutrients play in fighting and helping to prevent cancer. |
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ATHLETICS - Canada's National Track and Field Running Magazine - "Preparing for Sydney 2000" an article in the February/March 2000 issue stated "Long ignored as an important factor in athletic performance, the role of nutrition in an athletic's preparation has been a subject of much research in the last few years. Coaches, trainers and athletes are discovering the importance of building fitness from "the inside out" with smarter eating habits complemented by dietary supplementation. The article describes how Freddy Williams, former National Team athlete and Canadian record holder is the facilitating distributor for the Athletics Canada sanctioned glyconutritional product program. |
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BLACK BELT - The World's Leading Magazine of Self-Defence - February '98 issue featured an article by Roy Kurban entitled: "Pure Magic" with this subtitle: "These (Glyconutritional) Supplements Will Not Only Help You Hit Harder, Faster and Longer, They Will Help You Recover Quicker" There's not a martial artist on the planet who doesn't want to hit harder and faster for longer periods of time, is there? No way. So how do you do it? Roy Kurban explained it all. Roy Kurban operates a Black Belt Academy and was Black Belt magazine's 1981 Man of the Year. |
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| NEVADA WOMAN - The magazine dedicated to women who have choosen to make Nevada their home. The September / October 2002 issue featured an article by Barbara J. Nosek: "MANNA FROM HEAVEN - Families Find Relief (And Miracles) For Autoimmune Diseases From A (Glyconutritional) Nutraceutical. |
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| Newsweek (April 25, 1994) Published one of the first stories that focussed on the power of phyto-chemicals to "kill and necrose cancer in the human cell". The National Cancer Institute was so excited it launched a multimillion-dollar project to find, isolate and study phyto-chemicals. It was found that the phytochemicals in question are only found in vine-ripened fruits and vegetable. Green picked produce sadly lacks the vital nutrients. Brocoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, garlic, kale, onions, tomatoes, turnip, papaya and pineapple if left alone until fully sun-ripened offer the best source of essential phytochemicals. |
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| The Missing Link - The Facts about Glyconutrients by Neecie Moore, documents evidence of the benefits offered by a new breed of nutraceuticals. Demonstrates that altered metabolism of monosaccharides could be the mechanism that causes HIV and that glyconutrients may not only treat, but also reverse the effects of arthritis. Discusses how supplementing the diet with glyconutrients can prevent cancer. |
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Journal of the American Nuraceutical Association published a Supplement in August 1997 with papers that were presented at the Symposium on Glyconutritionals. The papers presented addressed the effects of glyconutritional supplementation on the following conditions.
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| M.D. News Magazine - West Coast Edition Spring 2002 featured an article titled "Glyconutrition and Nutraceuticals: The Next Phase of Dietary Supplements" The article provide information about the effects of glyconutrition on aging, diabetes, streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome (flesh eating disease) Down syndrome and AIDS/HIV. Note: the before and after pictures show how glyconutritionals changed Down syndrome features. |
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| PROCEEDINGS is the publication of the Fisher Institute For Medical Research of Grand Prairie, Texas, and reports on the outcomes of studies in the field of glyconutrition. |
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| TECHNOLOGY REVIEW - Massachusetts Institute of Technology Magazine of Innovation - February 2003 issue featured "10 Emerging Technologies That Will Change The World" and profiled among others the science of glycomics as one of those technologies. Glycomics addresses the role of "sugars" or glyconutrients in health and "could have an impact on health problems ranging from rheumatoid arthritis to the spread of cancer cells." |
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Introduction to Glycobiology by Maureen E. Taylor, Kurt Drickamer; Paperback - UK.Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR - This introduction to the study of the structures of sugars attached to cells and proteins presents essential elements of glycobiology to undergraduates and other non-specialists in an accessible manner, focusing on stories about what sugars do for cells and organisms. The importance of glycosylation in protein secretion and stability, cell- cell adhesion, and immunity is emphasized, and the glycobiology underlying human disease is explained to place the subject in a biomedical context. Learning features include simple organization, key terms, and chapter summaries. The authors are affiliated with the Glycobiology Institute at the University of Oxford, Book Description - This is the first textbook which introduces the essential elements of glycobiology in a way that is readily accessible to undergraduates and other non-specialists. It will be of wide interest to graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and faculty members in related fields, who want an introduction to this important interdisciplinary field. Coherent stories about what sugars do for cells and organisms are the focus--particularly the importance of glycosylation in protein secretion and stability, cell-cell adhesion and signaling, and innate and adaptive immunity. The ways in which glycobiology explains human disease are discussed throughout the book, giving it a biomedical context. Illustrated throughout with all new custom-drawn figures, the book's simple organization, highlighted terms and annotated key reference lists make it readable and accessible. Book Info - Univ. of Oxford, UK. Textbook presents the essential elements of glycobiology to undergraduates and other non-specialists. Focuses on coherent stories about what sugars do for cells and organisms. Illustrated throughout with custom-drawn figures, highlighted terms, and annotated key reference lists. |
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GLYCOBIOLOGY is a publication of OXFORD JOURNALS (Oxford University Press). Established as the leading journal in the field, Glycobiology provides a unique forum dedicated to research into the structure and function of glycoconjugates (including glycoproteins, glycolipids, proteoglycans or free complex saccharides) or on any aspect of proteins that specifically interact with glycoconjugates (e.g. lectins, glycotransferases, glycosidases).
Glycobiology is essential reading for researchers in biomedicine, basic science, and the biotechnology industries. By providing a single forum, the journal aims to improve communication between glycobiologists working in different disciplines and to increase the overall visibility of the field. |
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SCIENCE & MEDICINE published in its November/December 1997 issue: "Breastfeeding Stimulates the Infant Immune System" by Lars A. Hanson, MD, Ph.D., Professor and Head, Chief-Physician,
Department of Clinical Immunology at Göteborg University in Sweden. "Wether breastfeeding is essential for the human infant has long been debated. Protection against neonatal infection has been demonstrated in industrialized countries as well as in the developing world, where infant nutrition practices often follow ancient traditions. Now there is evidence for a lasting effect of breastfeeding on the immune system, resulting in enhanced protection against infection for many years and apparently in a decreased risk for certain inflammatory diseases". Dr. Hanson identified combinations of five of the essential sugars or glyconutrients as providing the key components to immunity as N-acetylneuraminic (sialic) acid, Fucose, N-acetylglucosamine, Galactose and Glucose. Dr. Hanson has publishedmore than 500 papers in pediatrics, immunology and bacteriology. Cover shown not of issue in question. |
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DRUG TOPICS - the Newsmagazine for Pharmacists. "Nutraceuticals Represent a Powerful New Opportunity" the cover stiory of the March 1, 1999 issue was written by Sandra Levy. So many letters on the topic of nutraceuticals were received that the article was run a second time. Accordintg to Rick Kingston, Pharm.D., assistant professor of experimental and clinical pharmacology, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, "We are learning there are a lot of benefits to these substances. The only common link between mainstream medicine and nutraceuticals will be the pharmacist. Consumers are making their own choices. The pharmacist is right there where consumers are purchasing pharmaceuticals and herbs and supplements." Dr. Kingston believes it is time for pharmacists to embrace the fact that use of dietary supplements is widespread and that these substances have value. "Alternative practitioners are stepping up to the plate and are becoming experts. Pharmacists have the opportunity to bridge the gap." Pharmacists currently don't know much about nutraceuticals and need to learn more, he said. "They have to embrace these substances or they will be left out completely in this exploding marketplace. They have to keep an open mind and be willing to receive new information and evaluate it objectively. |
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| M.D. NEWS - A Business and Lifestyle Magazine for Physicians. The December 1997 issue of the Jackson / North Mississippi Edition featured: "Complimentary Medicine; Physicians' Growing Awareness Increases Patients' Quality of Life" an article by Tony Serio, M.Ed., NREMT-P. He reports on local physicians and their use of (glyconutritional) nutraceuticals which among other results helped a sister of one of the doctors recover from fibromyalgia. The article stresses the importance of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 and makes reference to the Journal of the Americam Nutraceutical Association. |
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| Australian Journal of Chemistry - Issue 2002 1-2 - was devoted to Carbohydrate Research. |
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| CAM -a British publication for practitioners of complimentary and alternative medicine Vol. 2 issue 5 December 2002 - published this article: Arthritis: Using the New Glyconutritionals. |
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