Studies

We’ve heard that laughter is the best medicine, and research offers some tangible examples According to recent studies, laughing significantly benefits our physical and psychic health, helping us feel better all around. Let’s look at how laughing every day makes us healthier. Psychologically, laughing can improve mood almost…
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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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Chiropractor Dr. Bryan Ardis revealed a possible solution to hyperclotting caused by exposure to venom peptides – glycyrrhizin, a plant compound extracted from the roots of the licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) plant. Ardis noted that back in May 2020, French researchers found that glycyrrhizin along with low doses of venom antiserum…
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A team of researchers from Kuopio, a city in forest-rich Finland, conducted a study linking frequent visits to green spaces to lower use of certain prescription drugs. The 10 researchers from the department of health security at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare wanted to find out if the amount of residential green and blue…
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We have two important findings to share today about potential nutritional solutions against clotting and spike protein particles. First, a study published in 2021 has suddenly gone viral recently as someone realized it showed how the combination of bromelain and acetylcysteine (both commonly known in the supplement industry) may…
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It’s no secret that exercise is good for the body, but new findings from a team at Edith Cowan University suggest breaking a sweat regularly is like medicine for cancer patients — and every dose counts. Researchers report that just a single exercise session elevated anti-cancer proteins called myokines among a group of late-stage prostate…
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Oregano oil is widely known as nature's potent defense against harmful organisms. Not only is it highly respected within the natural health community, it is also widely studied by the scientific community for medical use. The research and analysis of oregano oil has encompassed many topics. Oregano oil has extremely high levels of…
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Exercising more and sitting down less can lower the risk of women developing breast cancer, according to a new study. Observational studies have already shown a link between sedentary behavior and breast cancer risk but have not provided proof of what causes it. Now, using a Mendelian randomization study – which use genetic variants as…
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Autism encompasses a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, communication and repetitive behaviors. Autism is a spectrum disorder, meaning the symptoms can be classified in terms of their position on a scale. Autism Speaks1 points out there is not just one type of autism but many subtypes…
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Ginkgo biloba, also known as maidenhair tree, is one of the oldest species of trees in existence. It is native to China and has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Records suggest that the Ancient Chinese used the seeds of this plant to treat skin and soft tissue infections caused by various bacteria,…
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