Probiotics: Don’t Let Your Teeth Fall Out!
You knew that probiotics help you digest your food, but did you know they help you eat your food too? There are tons of uses of probiotics. Here’s a new one.
Cutting Edge Research Made Easy
by Linda Woolven, B.A., Master Herbalist, Acupuncturist and Ted Snider, B.Ed., M.A.

You knew that probiotics help you digest your food, but did you know they help you eat your food too? There are tons of uses of probiotics. Here’s a new one.

Coffee drinking has traditionally suffered a bad reputation. But recent research is changing the image of coffee. Now, it turns out, it may even prevent one of the worst forms of cancer.

Inspired by the Olympics? Well, here’s the latest science on how natural supplements can safely improve your workout.

Diet is crucial for everything else, so why shouldn’t it be crucial for fertility? Turns out, it is.

Tons of research has shown that dark chocolate is good for your heart. But now there’s a new reason to eat chocolate for heart health.

A little known feature of type 2 diabetes is that it is largely caused by consuming too much of the wrong kind of fats. So, what’s the right kind of fats? Bad fats, like saturated fats, lead to diabetes because when they are incorporated into the cell membranes, the cell membranes become insensitive to insulin….

Of the many disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is the most common, affecting as many as 15% of all people. What’s the most effective way of treating it, though, the western pharmaceutical way or the natural eastern way?

It is well known that iron deficiency can affect your mood and worsen depression, and lots of studies have looked at iron deficiency and pregnancy. But no one has ever looked for a possible link between iron deficiency and depression during pregnancy. Until now.

One of the most popular drugs out there could be doing something to you you never imagined while you take it to fix your ulcer.

Expecting a baby this winter? Taking vitamin D may not always help, but it will help now.

Athletes are hard on their bodies, so their bodies are always looking for help. Here’s help.

Advice that has become routine at many cancer centers may have led women to have both of their breasts removed unnecessarily.