Cutting Edge Research Made Easy
by Linda Woolven, B.A., Master Herbalist, Acupuncturist and Ted Snider, B.Ed., M.A.
Suicide hot sauce may be just the opposite. Not only will those spicy chili peppers not kill you, they may make you live a lot longer.
Rheumatoid arthritis is a very common disease that, for some reason, affects women almost three times as often as men. A safe treatment would be very desirable for two reasons: rheumatoid arthritis can be disablingly painful, and the drugs that are used to treat it are potentially dangerous. Well, here’s a safe treatment.
It’s been another bad year for the birth control pill. And the news just keeps getting worse. You knew the hormones were bad for your body, but did you know they were bad for your brain?
The connection between diet and the health of your body is well established and uncontroversial. But what about the effect of diet on the health of your mind? An expanding body of research is building the case that certain dietary patterns can make you happy.
Though hot flashes get all the media buzz, they are far from the only annoying symptom of menopause. Women suffer from many menopausal symptoms, including vaginal atrophy and the sexual dysfunction that comes with it. Well, this herbal cream can help.
Sometimes huge help comes from the smallest, most unexpected places, as this new microscopic help for depression and anxiety shows.
The last thing you want after having surgery is to have to stay in the hospital because got a postoperative infection. So, try this safe and simple solution.
Workouts are hard on your body, so your body could always use help. Here’s help!
This herb is famous for the role it plays in the Christmas story. You might also want to know about it if you have osteoarthritis.
Conventional treatment of breast cancer still relies on chemotherapy. But chemotherapy is harsh on your body, and its toxicity is the primary reason for women withdrawing from treatment. What if a common kitchen herb could help stop those side effects?
Fruit gets a lot of attention from health researchers. But dried fruit gets sadly neglected. Does dried fruit protect you from cancer like its fresh cousins, or is the dried up version bad for you?
CBC’s Marketplace ran an article defending drinking milk that read more like a commercial promoting milk than responsible journalism. For a report that claimed to spend “months analyzing nutrition studies,” it seemed to analyze none of the studies on milk.