Cutting Edge Research Made Easy
by Linda Woolven, B.A., Master Herbalist, Acupuncturist and Ted Snider, B.Ed., M.A.
Nothing has been more of a pain for conventional medicine to treat than pain. But the answer may have been right under our noses for thousands of years.
Diabetes is becoming more and more common. There may be many reasons, including our poor diet, our inactive lifestyle and obesity. But recent evidence is also suggesting that vitamin D deficiency could be contributing. This new meta-analysis tested that suggestion.
When people with mild to moderate COVID were given either conventional treatment or this herbal treatment, the people on the herbal treatment got better faster.
42% of seniors are affected by mild cognitive impairment. Drugs don’t help. But these herbs do!
Sadly, miscarriage is still quite common. A growing body of evidence hints that diet may make a difference.
Cases of diabetes are growing at a rate that exceeds the rate previously predicted. As much as 10.5% of adults now have diabetes. Safe, simple, natural help would be huge.
Have you ever known a fish to have high cholesterol? Maybe it’s the seaweed! This large study shows that a certain type of seaweed can lower cholesterol.
Functional dyspepsia, or indigestion with no known cause, is incredibly common. Drugs don’t work. This herb does!
This small, but exciting, study suggests that if your epilepsy medication is failing to control your seizures, the missing ingredient may be B6.
Not all ways of being overweight are equal, and not all B vitamins are the same. It turns out that certain key B vitamins can help prevent death from the most dangerous kind of obesity.
Constipation is crazy common. It affects about 16% of adults in the US and Canada, and that number doubles for adults over 60. Constipation can affect sleep and stress and disrupt quality of life. A safe, natural solution would be a relief!
Metabolic syndrome may be the defining disease of our time. It is the dangerous place where our modern lifestyle that leads to heart disease, diabetes and obesity meets. Garlic may be the answer.