Health

Royal jelly is a natural compound produced by bees. Clinical research has now confirmed that royal jelly boosts testosterone in men, increases oestrogen in menopausal women, and reduces many symptoms of menopause. What is royal jelly? In a nutshell, royal jelly is a substance that worker bees in a hive will secrete and feed to…
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Colour has surrounded human life since before we had words for it, yet the spaces where you likely spend most of your time have become noticeably muted. More than 80% of cars on the road today are grayscale – white, black, grey or silver – a dramatic shift from three decades ago, when bold colours were far more common. At the same time,…
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An increasing number of studies into ‘zoopharmacognosy’ – animal medicinal knowledge – have identified various species that have self-medication behaviours, including a number of apes, birds, and dolphins. Another animal that is believed to have medicinal knowledge is the elephant. The earliest recorded report of an elephant…
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In 44% of squamous cell carcinomas, the lesions shrank by over 85%, while 94% of patients were able to avoid surgery. A recent clinical study revealed that a simple topical solution of vitamin C in DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) elicited remarkable responses in biopsy-confirmed squamous cell carcinoma in situ (SCCIS), an early form of skin…
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Most people assume aging is something that just occurs to you. But your daily habits, especially the food you put on your plate, have far more control than you've been told. What if one of the simplest transformations you make today could drastically shift how you age decades from now? Carbohydrates are one of the most…
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Oestrogen dominance is one of the most misunderstood hormonal imbalances in modern medicine – and it’s costing people their energy, fertility, and inner peace. You might be told your oestrogen is low because your blood levels look normal or even depleted. But if you’re still battling mood swings, fluid retention, fatigue, or persistent…
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New EU rules for genetically modified vegetables and fruit from 2028 A new European regulation stipulates that genetically modified fruits and vegetables can be placed on the market without labelling as genetically modified organisms (GMOs) from 2028 onwards. While biotechnology companies welcome the development, critics argue that…
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Until now, many people have used artificial intelligence to write texts, search for information, or generate images. Anthropic now demonstrates a development that goes significantly further: AI is beginning to search through vast biological datasets for elements that humans don't even know about yet. The company had around 950…
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Diets often fail when chronic stress is present, but the medicinal plant ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) may help address the underlying hormonal drivers of stress-related weight gain. A double-blind trial followed 52 chronically stressed adults who took either 300 mg of ashwagandha twice daily or a placebo for eight weeks. The…
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