Health

Maintaining a healthy weight is necessary for your overall well-being. Some people are using artificial sweeteners thinking it will help them lose weight. But according to a review, using artificial sweeteners for weight loss can increase your risk of developing diabetes. Using artificial sweeteners to reduce your calorie intake can…
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The following video interview with Prof. Michel Chossudovsky pertains to the Confidential Pfizer Report released as part of a Freedom of Information (FOI) procedure. The report is a bombshell. The vaccine was launched in mid-December 2020. By the end of February 2021, “Pfizer had already received more than 1,200 reports of deaths…
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The entire world of natural health advocates, who tune in to truth media and independent sources for their nutrition, health, and science news, are well-aware of the short-term dangers and repercussions of the “clot shot” covid “vaccines,” but nobody has seen any long-term health detriment, because it’s only been two years since the…
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Millet is technically a seed, but its properties are similar to whole grain. This ancient grain may not be as popular as oatmeal or quinoa, but this corn-like seed grain is a great source of fiber. So if you’re looking for an alternative to brown rice and oatmeal, try millet. Millet: A nutritious cereal grass Millet is a type of…
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Story at-a-glance: •         Increasing research shows that maintaining healthy levels of body fat and greater muscle mass has an effect on your brain health and may slow your rate of cognitive aging •         People with higher amounts of abdominal fat had worse fluid intelligence with age, while those with greater muscle mass were…
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Known in the Western world as the main ingredient used to make miso soup, time-honored miso paste has been used traditionally to help battle conditions like fatigue, stomach ulcers, high blood pressure and inflammation. Recent research shows that it may even be associated with other health benefits, including reduced cancer cell growth,…
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Indian classics refer to the coconut palm as kalpavriksha, which means “the all giving tree.” Coconut products, including the oil, milk, cream and water, have been used for thousands of years for their nutritive and medicinal properties, which include antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antiparasitic, antioxidant, hepatoprotective and…
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Biologist Caleb Finch believes naturally mummified bodies cocooned in dusty textiles and interred in arid desert tombs can provide new clues to the mystery of human longevity. Data from physical anthropology, primatology, genetics and medicine attributed longer life spans to the emergence of antibiotics and other medical advances;…
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Nuts have been an amazing and wholesome source of nutrients for thousands of years. A longtime addition to the Mediterranean diet, nuts have only recently received the spotlight for their health benefits in Western medicine. In fact, the American Heart Association (AMA) refers to nuts as “petite powerhouses of taste and nutrition.”…
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The potato is a staple food in western cuisine, often used as in side dishes to accompany a protein and vegetable. This vegetable is inexpensive, available worldwide and relatively easy to grow. So are potatoes healthy, and if so, how many should eat? The biggest vegetable crop in the United States, potatoes are one of the most…
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