Risks for your health

Read the first part of the article Depression Depression leads to hair loss, rashes and mental issues which are caused by the deficiency of Vitamin B7. It can be prevented by eating diary properties, peanuts and other sources of vitamin. Biotin, also called vitamin B7, is involved in a wide range of metabolic processes,…
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In this insane age of vaccine obsession it is worth remembering a proven medical axiom: ‘nutritional deficiency causes most disease’. You can readily avoid most common illnesses by ensuring you supplement your diet with a range of off-the-shelf supplements. It’s a workable ‘health insurance policy’ most of us overlook. Our modern…
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Wish to sleep and eat better? Cut back on sugar. That’s what clinical psychologist Michael Breus suggests in his article for Psychology Today, where he discussed the link between sugar and the brain and how their interaction can affect sleep quality and intensify your cravings for sweets. How a high-sugar diet affects sleep quality…
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Story at-a-glance: New evidence shows artificial sweeteners can change beneficial bacteria in your gut into pathogens that attach, invade and penetrate the intestinal wall, potentially contributing to inflammation, infection and sepsis Artificial sweeteners are advertised as zero-calorie options to help reduce weight and…
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In recent years, gene therapy has received considerable interest as a potential method for the treatment of numerous inherited and acquired diseases. However, successes have so far been hampered by several limitations, including safety issues of viral-based nucleic acid vectors and poor in vivo efficiency of nonviral vectors.…
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Story at-a-glance BBC television presenter Dr. Chris van Tulleken ate an 80% ultraprocessed food diet. In four weeks, he gained 15.4 pounds, lost sleep, got anxious, had a low libido and felt 10 years older. Biomarkers also showed his brain created new links that increased the risk of repetitive eating like the brain’s response to…
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Antibiotic side effects should be on everyone’s radar, given the scope of antibiotic use. As of April 2018, antibiotics ranked as the No. 1 most commonly prescribed drug class with sales hitting $40 billion globally. Between 2000 and 2015, human use of antibiotics rose by nearly 40 percent. And some economists now say that if nothing…
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Are you guilty of self-sabotaging behaviors that get in the way of accomplishing goals and reduce your self-confidence? If so, you’re not alone. It’s a common issue that’s often done without even noticing it. Self-sabotage can be rooted in feelings of worthlessness or fear and often harm our progress, relationships and overall health.…
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Before delving into glyphosate, dr. Stephanie Seneff spent five years focusing on the potential toxicities of vaccines. She still believes vaccines can play a role in the chronic diseases we’re seeing, including autism. However, glyphosate may actually play a more significant role. Seneff believes glyphosate contributes to and…
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