Qi Deficiency Proven Out by Science
Biochemical confirmation for Qi deficiency – and proof of the existence of Traditional Chinese Medicine’s Qi – has been uncovered in a study of heart disease patients.
Category: Health
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Beats Drugs for Autism
Research finds that cognitive behavioral therapy beats conventional drug treatment for autism in children, including anti-anxiety and anti-depression drugs.
Married People Have Healthier Hearts than Single People
A large U.S. study finds that married people have less cardiovascular disease than do single people, including widowed and divorced people.
Research: Allergies Increase Risk of Certain Cancers
Several large studies over the past year have indicated that hay fever increases the risk of certain cancers and reduces the risk of other cancers.
Study: Fat-soluble Chemicals Linked to Neurological Issues
A plethora of research links fat-soluble toxic chemicals to neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and other forms of neuropathy.
Going Outdoors Boosts Immunity and Moods, Reduces Fatigue
New research confirms that outdoor therapy – gardening, walking in the forest and meditation – improves immunity, wellness and state of mind.
Mammograms Don’t Reduce Cancer Deaths, Says Large Study
A large 25-year study has determined that mammography does not reduce cancer incidence or cancer mortality. Do mammograms cause more cancer?
Sugary Sodas Proven to Increase Blood Pressure
New research is confirming that refined sugary sodas significantly increase blood pressure. Learn how much sugar is now recommended by the World Health Organization.
Refined Sugars Harm Cholesterol Levels
Consuming more refined sugar results in less high-density lipoprotein-cholesterol (HDL-c) and a greater risk of cardiovascular disease.
Rain forest Deforestation Linked to Respiratory Issues
Amazon droughts used to be rare occurrences but they are increasing over recent years. Research finds respiratory problems among children of the region are associated with burning and deforestation.
Drug Side Effects Can Be Worse for Women
Research is indicating women absorb pharmaceutical drugs at a greater rate than men – and could be more affected by their negative side effects. Does this issue affect herbal medicines?
Chemicals like Glyphosate and Atrazine are Raining Down
A new study from the U.S. Geological Survey has determined that pesticide use continues to result in pesticide content in rain samples. Learn which pesticides are raining down on us.
Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Prebiotics
An accumulation of research is indicating that type 2 diabetes is linked to our gut bacteria and dysbiosis is associated with metabolic disease.
Forest Walking Reduces Anxiety, Benefits Heart
International researchers have now confirmed that walking in the forest – compared to walking in an urban setting – produces medicinal and anti-anxiety benefits similar to those reached with meditation.
