To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate? A Truly Concerning Study.
Though there has been huge debate over vaccinations, there has been surprisingly little study of the long-term health outcomes of vaccination. So, researchers set out to compare the long-term health outcomes of vaccinated versus unvaccinated people. Interestingly, they were looking at comprehensive real life outcomes: not just the vaccines effect on the targeted disease, but…
Global Warming, Drug-Resistance, Disease: A Common Cause
A letter sent to the World Health Organization (WHO) and signed by over 200 experts in global health, medicine, biology and climate research has identified factory farming as the common cause behind the three most urgent health crises of our time. . . .
Debate Closed! Zinc Lozenges Work . . . Really Well!
Though there is much popular debate over whether zinc lozenges really work against colds, several studies have shown that, when you use an effective form of zinc, zinc lozenges have a remarkable ability to kill colds: in fact, they work every time! When zinc lozenges haven’t worked in studies, it has been because either the…
Curcumin: the Workout Herb Your Muscles Will Love
Curcumin is probably enjoying a greater pile up of scientific studies than any other natural supplement right now. And the
Wondering if the Birth Control Pill is Making You Feel Blah?
Ever wonder if taking the birth control pill could be the cause of why your feeling blah? Swedish researchers did recently. So they conducted a study to see. . . .
Painkillers Increase Your Risk of Heart Attack Really Fast
For readers of this blog, it is no longer news that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) have not only failed to live up to their reputation for preventing cardiovascular disease but that they have actually been new study). A huge and important new study has now added even more devastating evidence. . . .
Tired Eyes from Staring at Screens? Try Bog Bilberry!
The single best herb in the world for eye health is bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus). Bilberry helps cataracts, macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy. It can help with near sightedness, eye strain and with adjusting to light and dark. A northern relative of bilberry and blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) is Vaccinium uliginosum, also known as bog bilberry,…
Does Gluten Free Diet Prevent Heart Disease in Non-Celiacs?
Celiac disease is associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease. The most crucial change for people with celiac disease is the avoidance of gluten, the protein found in wheat, barley and rye. Avoiding gluten doesn’t just help the celiac disease: it may also help reduce the risk of the heart disease that is…
Black Cumin Seed: New Help for Asthmatics
Black seed, or black cumin seed (Nigella sativa) are little discussed, but the research on them is growing impressively. Black seed is anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and immune modulating. That makes these seeds interesting candidates for helping with asthma. . . .
CBC Ridicules Prime Minister Trudeau for Cupping Therapy
CBC health revealed that Canadian Prime Minister receives cupping therapy. They then revealed that cupping therapy is an “unproven therapy.” CBC chose University of Alberta Professor Timothy Caulfield to quote as saying that “There is no good science to back up the many claims of benefit associated with cupping. It’s just a big hickey, let’s…
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