Exercise Helps Prevent Hearing Loss
A majority of us will suffer hearing loss at some point. New research finds that exercise reduces the risk of hearing loss. Find out how and why, and how to exercise more efficiently.
Category: Health
Awe, Beauty and Wonder Reduce Inflammation
Feelings of awe, beauty and wonder are great experiences. But now we find these experiences also have physiological effects upon our bodies. Turns out these experiences reduce pro-inflammatory markers. Find out the connections between this and depression.
Low-level Lead and Other Pollutants Causing ADHD
ADHD in children is still a mystery for most parents. Lead and other pollutants are now more than implicated in ADHD – solving much of the mystery of this condition. Find out about lead and the other pollutants implicated.
Periodic Fasting Boosts Our Stem Cells and Immunity
Periodic fasting is an ancient spiritual practice. New research now finds this ancient practice boosts stem cells along with immunity, and likely longevity. Discover other possible methods to boost stem cells.
Excessive TV Produces Cognitive Impairment and Earlier Death
Is watching too much TV bad for us? Isn’t it just a lack of exercise? New research finds that excessive television is bad in itself. Find out why and whether what we watch can make a difference.
Peanut Allergies Resolved by Immunotherapy and Probiotics
Allergies to peanuts and other foods are growing around the world. Immunotherapy with probiotics is a proven method to reverse peanut allergies.
Cypress Forest Aromatherapy – Positive Moods and Heart Health
If you’ve ever walked through a forest of cypress you’ll know the aroma. Turns out, these essential oils have significant health benefits, including cardiovascular health and inflammation – along with improved moods.
Leaking Lipopolysaccharides from Gut Bacteria Linked to Heart Failure
Bacteria endotoxins – waste matter produced by bacteria – can flood our bodies and cause disease. This is exacerbated by leaky gut syndrome. The combination of the two has now been scientifically linked to a number of metabolic and inflammatory diseases, including heart disease.
Breast Cancer Linked to Red Meat Consumption
Among women, breast cancer is the leading form of cancer. Billions have been spent on cancer research, yet preventing cancer provides one of the few clear strategies. Breast cancer in particular has now been scientifically linked to the consumption of red meat and processed meats.
Highest Parabens in Pregnant Women found in U.S. City
Parabens are building up in our bodies and our environment. Recently found in dolphins and polar bears, parabens are now building up in the umbilical cord blood of pregnant women. Discover the facts about parabens and our health.
Acupuncture Meridian Circulatory System Proven
Ancient acupuncture meridians, the Qi, nadis and Prana in Ayurveda, have remained mysteries to modern Western science. Imaging has recently discovered a new circulatory system – confirming acupuncture meridians.
Knee Pain Increases Risk of Dying in Women
Oddly enough, having knee pain – regardless of arthritis – increases the risk of dying, at least for women. Not osteoarthritis, but knee pain. Learn the difference between the two and why knee pain is particularly risky.
Oxycontin Linked to Heroin Overdose
A recent 60 Minutes story hints that oxycontin use is linked to a surge in heroin overdose. See the science behind this link and how doctors who prescribe opioids have a higher incidence of addiction to them.
Acupuncture Beats Pharmaceuticals for Sciatica Pain
Many of us will experience sciatica at some point for one reason or another. Should we reach for the meds? Research finds acupuncture is not only safer, but more effective.
