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Several recent published studies have provided a great deal of promise and evidence for a role for vitamin D in fighting COVID. Now one more study piles on to the promise. Perhaps it’s time we started paying attention.
Ginger is most famous for fighting nausea. But it has many other less celebrated uses. And it may be your answer to hay fever.
This little discussed, exotic herb can relax you and energize you at the same time. It may also be able to make you smarter!
Three very important COVID studies were recently published that deserve a lot more attention than they got.
A powerful antioxidant better known for fighting cancer may also be powerful for fighting osteoporosis.
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Are you struggling with feelings of depression and isolation from the COVID-19 pandemic?
Are you feeling anxiety about school or your job or your future?
Ginger is the best remedy for pregnant women with morning sickness. Now, it may have another benefit for pregnant women: it may be a great herb for gestational diabetes.
Only a year ago, no one had thought of the great Ayurvedic herb ashwagandha for insomnia. Now, at least three studies have promoted it onto the honour roll of herbs that conquer insomnia.
Imagine a beautiful purple flower that was as powerful as Prozac but as safe as it is beautiful. It’s not a dream: it’s saffron.
We have written a lot about how vitamins might help in the fight against COVID-19; we have written a lot about the promise of vitamin D. The mountain of evidence keeps getting bigger and bigger.