Health

By Dr. Joseph Mercola Read the first part of the article Tinnitus Shares Pathophysiology with EHS Researchers have also found a significant association between tinnitus and EMF hypersensitivity, hinting at a shared pathophysiology between the two…
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For decades, dietary fats have been slammed for everything from heart disease to diabetes. Saturated fats have born the brunt of the blame, but the truth about fat is slowly rising to the surface. Back in the 1960s, the Sugar Research Foundation (a trade group known today as the Sugar Association) paid…
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  A study by researchers from King Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia revealed that ginger and rosemary oil can significantly improve cholesterol levels. This finding, which was published in the African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines, was based on the results of in vivo experiments involving…
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Highly creative people have significantly more white matter connections (shown in green) between the right and left hemispheres of the brain, according to a new analysis. (Image courtesy of Daniele Durante/University of Padova) Creativity might not be a “right-brain”…
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Billions are spent annually and still there is no conventional cure for diabetes. Or is there a cheap, safe and freely available solution already growing beneath our feet?  Diabetes is a very big business, representing tens of billions of dollars in pharmaceutical drug sales annually. Tragically,…
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We find out how strong we are in the moments of uncertainty life inevitably gives us. The unplanned events – layoffs, death, disease or divorce – can come crashing into our world at any moment. Then the questionable life changes crop up. Should I stay or should I go? Should I…
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  The introduction and inundation of hundreds, if not thousands, of chemicals have literally changed – and damaged – the bodies and brains of millions of people.This is the story of how our physical environments in every community are currently under siege from endocrine-disrupting chemicals in our midst.…
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  Lyme disease can be difficult to treat. If caught early, a round of antibiotics can clear up the infection and resolve symptoms, but that isn’t always the case. Roughly 10 to 20 percent of sufferers go on to experience ongoing symptoms like joint pain and fatigue. Known as persistent Lyme infection, it can last for…
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  Yogis know that practice positively affects physical health – but what’s the deal with the vagus nerve? Renowned neuroscientist Dr. Stephen Porges explains. It might seem obvious, but our nervous system is affected by everything we do. In the trauma-filled wake of recent gun violence in schools and…
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  Although it’s not something we like to talk about in everyday life, constipation is all-too-often a fact of life. While we don’t always know what causes it, for the most part you can get relief from constipation with a change in lifestyle and the foods we eat. Tactics to employ include drinking more…
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