Health

  Artificial light has both its risks and benefits, but a recent study shows that it may be the solution to minimally invasive, drug-free treatments. Researchers are currently developing new ways using infrared neuromodulation to treat cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heart beat), hypertension (high blood pressure),…
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The life-changing disease Type 2 Diabetes is on the rise worldwide, and especially alarming is the fact that rates are on the rise among children and teenagers, potentially condemning them to a lifetime of dependence on pills, shots, blood-sugar testing, and doctor’s visits.…
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  Read the second part of the article 11. Garlic Garlic is a delicious anti-cancer food. It is also a powerful medicinal supplement for cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, studies suggest that consuming garlic may reduce the risk of developing many kinds of cancers, especially…
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  Are all politicians heartfelt people who only help their countries prosper and who only protect their people from harm? Of course not – so why then would someone believe that every doctor only practices honest medicine and only prescribes what is thoroughly tested as “safe and beneficial” for his…
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  We are constantly bombarded with articles and posts written by “experts” claiming they can help us slim down effectively. A major problem with these posts is that they don’t actually offer solid evidence to support their claims. Unfortunately, most of the tips are potentially dangerous and put your…
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  The controversy surrounding Coca-Cola is deep. Many people have come to realize in recent times that the products of the company do more harm to their health than good. In fact, Coca-Cola has no important nutritional value whatsoever. According to health experts, people who drink just 330ml of Coca-Cola will…
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  “People are very sensitive about what they eat. You can talk to people about exercising relaxation, good mental attitude and they will accept that. But you talk to them about what they are eating and people are very sensitive about that.” – Dr. Ellsworth Wareham. Over the last few decades,…
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  Most U.S. states have enacted laws requiring college students to obtain the MMR vaccine in order to attend their universities. This vaccine allegedly offers protection against the diseases measles, mumps and rubella. The effectiveness of Merck’s MMR vaccine against mumps has been questioned by many scientists.…
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  Paracetamol use during pregnancy inhibits the development of “male behaviour” in mice by curbing the sex hormone testosterone, according to a Danish study from 2017. Researchers at the University of Copenhagen found that male mouse pups exposed to paracetamol in the womb were less aggressive and…
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  Renowned activist and author Michael Pollan illustrated in 2014 how McDonald’s insists on using Russet Burbank Potatoes, a potato in America that is unusually long and difficult to grow. They further insist that their potatoes have no blemishes at all, which is hard because these potatoes commonly…
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