This Nutrient Helps Critically Ill Patients on Ventilation
For critically ill patients on ventilation in ICU, this simple supplement could make all the difference.
A Never Before Tried Herb for Alzheimer’s
In what may be the first study of its kind, this safe, inexpensive herb demonstrated an ability to help memory and quality of life in people with Alzheimer’s.
This Will Make Your Blood Flow!
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whether it’s for high blood pressure or erectile dysfunction, this nutrient will make your blood flow. Hint: there’s tons of it in watermelon.
What’s The Healthiest Diet? The Verdict Is In!
The annual ranking of best diets is in for 2023. What is the best diet? What do all of the best diets have in common? Let’s see! According to U.S. News & World Report’s panel of medical and nutrition experts the results are:
A New Ancient Way to Prevent Respiratory Tract Infections
This venerable ancient herb was buried with the pharaohs. In the Koran and the Bible, it is referred to as “the blessing seed.” When it comes to upper respiratory tract infections, this herb may be a blessing for you too.
A New Use of an Ancient Christmas Herb
Christmas time is a reminder that frankincense was once as valuable as gold. But here’s a new use no one ever thought of before.
A New Herb for Your Bones
Menopause can bring with it an increased risk of osteoporosis. A new herb can help change that.
Making Your Old Brain Young Again
As you age, your brain works more slowly and mental tasks take longer. This colourful supplement can not only stop that, it can reverse it!
Black Seed & Vitamin D Team Up to Conquer COVID
A new study shows the promise of combining these two natural supplements in fighting COVID.
Is Orange Juice Good for You?
Orange juice is the most popular juice in the world, just edging out apple juice. We all love it, but is it good for you? A new meta-analysis put 8 studies together to find out.
Your Guide to Good Health & Vitality
Cutting Edge Research Made Easy
by Linda Woolven, B.A., Master Herbalist, Acupuncturist and Ted Snider, B.Ed., M.A.
