Heartburn Drugs Boost Risk of Heart Attacks
Proton-pump inhibitors – the third-best selling type of drug in the U.S. – have been found to increase the risk of heart attacks. Are we ready to consider natural alternatives?
Proton-pump inhibitors – the third-best selling type of drug in the U.S. – have been found to increase the risk of heart attacks. Are we ready to consider natural alternatives?
You are looking at my surfboard. Notice the blackened area in the middle. This is from a tar ball from the Santa Barbara oil spill. Are we ready to get out of toxic oil yet? Here’s how we can do it now.
Melanoma rates have skyrocketed over the past thirty years. But so has the use of sunscreen. And fewer people are going to the beaches and parks. Is melanoma really linked to sun exposure?
A new study finds that more than half of popular probiotic brands contain traces of gluten. Just how bad is it?
Refined table salts start innocently enough: they are collected from sea water (often from not-so-pristine locales such as the South San Francisco Bay) or harvested from underground salt mines. After water-flushing, table salt manufacturers...
Artificial intelligence is gaining ground in hospitals and clinics. Can robots replace doctors in caring for and treating patients?
Forget the performance-enhancing drugs. Research finds that sleeping soundly every night significantly boosts athletic performance.
New research finds our gut bacteria are communicating with us. Turns out, they affect our moods and feelings of depression. Here’s how they do it.
New research finds sleep is associated with not only how much we eat, but what we eat.
Pigments that make natural food colors not only make foods nutritious, but have surprisingly different effects upon our weight and heart health.
So you think your freezer is void of the possibility of contamination from infective bacteria? Think again.
Flotation therapy is growing in popularity for reducing stress and pain, and speeding up healing. Now we find the evidence to back that up.
Is BPA-free safe? More importantly, do most plastic goods that state they do not contain BPA disrupt our hormones? Scientists say most do, and most BPA-free plastics still disrupt hormones and many contain another type of bisphenol. Find out why and how to reduce our hormone disruption.
Much speculation has revolved around the causes for nonalcoholic liver disease and cirrhosis over the years. New findings provide surprising links between our gut bacteria, leaky gut and the liver’s health.