Health

  Poor air quality from industrial activities and wildfires are a looming health risk for us all. Here are evidence-based strategies for removing toxins from your body and mitigating the health risks of air pollution. Besides the tragic loss of life and property, casualties to wildlife, and devastation to…
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  Memories play a huge part in human experience. New York-based researchers say the brain is capable of immediately identifying the most important occasions and prioritizes those memories for preservation. In a study supported by Columbia University (Columbia), the brain was shown to rewind events that turned out to…
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  Growing up we were all under the impression that calcium strengthens bones.According to a study in 2004, people with extra calcium in their coronary arteries are more susceptible to having a heart attack. Scientists have established that calcium accumulation and LDL levels are two of the most common risk factors of heart…
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  To what extent is cancer a lifestyle disease? Researchers from the University of Calgary over in Canada set to find out exactly that in a recent research that was conducted with data from the Alberta Cancer Registery. What they found was that not only is cancer risk level closely connected with one’s lifestyle, it can…
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  Read the fouth part of the article 38. Australian scientists describe the role of vaccines in triggering acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (“ADEM”) Post-vaccination encephalomyelitis: Literature review and illustrative case, Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2008, Huynh W1,…
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  When it comes to addressing health problems, there are two general paths you can take: the conventional medical approach or the natural route. In the past, many people believed natural treatments couldn’t possibly be as effective as the medications prescribed by doctors, but that attitude appears to be shifting as more…
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  By Catherine J. Frompovich As a now-retired former healthcare professional, but continuing-to-write researcher and journalist, I candidly have to admit I have seen an unbelievable, but verifiable, decline in public health and an acceleration in morbidity statistics, especially within the last three younger…
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  A recent study by researchers from the U.S. and Mexico showed that certain dietary flavonoids have potent detoxifying properties. This finding, which was published in the journal Nutrition Research, was based on the increased amount of inorganic arsenic excreted after flavonoid intake. • Exposure to…
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  Herd immunity is a largely theoretical concept, yet for decades, it has furnished one of the key underpinnings for vaccine mandates in the United States. The public health establishment borrowed the herd immunity concept from pre-vaccine observations of natural disease outbreaks. Then, without any apparent supporting science,…
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  Autophagy, the body's self-cleaning system, allows the cell to get rid of old cell machinery, breaking them down into smaller parts to be reused by the cell. Activating autophagy through fasting has neuroprotective and immuno-regenerative benefits. Intermittent fasting (IF) is an easy and sustainable way to…
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