Latest Research from Heal Naturally

diabetes and statins

Statins Boost Risk of Diabetes

Everything has a cost, they say. When it comes to the ‘miracle’ of pharmaceuticals – statins, there are a number of risks that go along with their ability to reduce lipids. One of these...

vitamin D and trauma

Lack of Sun Linked to Trauma Cases

New Research presented at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons has linked orthopaedic trauma cases to vitamin D deficiency. The research was conducted at the University of Missouri hospital...

Flu epidemics

Flu Epidemics Linked to Weather Pattern

Researchers from Columbia University’s Department of Environmental Health Sciences have determined that the last four influenza pandemics – of 1918, 1957, 1968, and 2009 – were related to a Pacific Ocean weather pattern called...

sugar is toxic

Scientists Find Processed Sugar Toxic

Research has confirmed that processed sugar – also referred to as refined sugar – is linked to early death and a number of degenerative disease conditions. Find out why you should limit eating this poison.

caffeine alters estrogen

Caffeine Alters Estrogen in Women

Scientists are finding that caffeine from coffee, tea or soda can seriously affect a woman’s estrogen levels. This can have consequences on ovulation and menopause.

autism and diagnosis

Autism Diagnoses Continue to Explode

Being diagnosed with autism can penalize a child’s future. This comes in the form of not only the stigma of autism. It also relates to the child being subjected to a variety of psychoactive...

sodium and potassium

Western Medicine Wrong on Salt and Heart Disease

Research confirms that modern medicine’s assumptions about salt have been wrong. Turns out that too little salt leads to heart disease, and it takes triple the amount of salt than previously thought to increase heart disease risk.