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by Linda Woolven, B.A., Master Herbalist, Acupuncturist and Ted Snider, B.Ed., M.A.
This common but little discussed flavonoid can help improve diabetes and quality of life in type 2 diabetics.
An unacceptable 45-95% of women in Canada and the US suffer pain from their periods every month. Conventional solutions have side effects that women shouldn’t have to accept. A natural alternative that could relieve the pain without women paying the price of side effects would be very good news. Here’s the good news!
For many people struggling through depression, antidepressants aren’t enough to do the job. Adding L-theanine, an amino acid in green tea, may be the natural boost you need.
If you’re struggling to lower your cholesterol, this beautiful flower, taken as a herb, could be the answer for you.
You knew there were lots of herbs that could help you sleep. But the discovery that probiotics can help you sleep? That’s surprising!
Studies have suggested that the tiny but versatile and powerful seed known as black seed can lower your blood pressure. This new meta-analysis put the claim to the test. And the verdict is . . . Black seed, or black cumin seed, officially goes by the name Nigella sativa. Recent years have seen an explosion…
You know about vitamin K for your bones. You know your blood needs it to clot properly. But did you know you need it to breathe easy?
Many type 2 diabetics need help managing their diabetes. Zinc to the rescue!
Could the pleasant smell of essential oils while you sleep build your brain and improve memory and cognition? This intriguing new study says it could!
This absolutely massive new study provides powerful evidence that eating nuts is great for your heart.
Dry mouth can be anything from an annoyance that affects your quality of life to a major health problem. Either way, this natural remedy can help.
Selenium is an important nutrient for immunity. But there has been little discussion of selenium for COVID. Could selenium help? This meta-analysis looked at 11 studies.