Studies

Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis), with its bright purple flowers and refreshing aroma, has been used for thousands of years as a medicinal and spiritual plant. Nowadays, scientific studies affirm that hyssop has unique health benefits, thanks to its powerful bioactive compounds. Has anticancer properties A 2014 review in…
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Medicinal plants are becoming increasingly valued for their ability to protect and even treat disease, and one of the most popular is ginger (Zingiber officinale). Traditionally used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, ginger is now also known for its protective effects against cancer. With more than 2 million cases of cancer…
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As humans, we’re faced with different challenges throughout our lives. Loss, traumatic events and daily stressors are examples that influence our disposition in life. While some people have trouble coping, others take it all in stride. In other words, they’re psychically and emotionally resilient. What makes a person resilient?…
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A balanced diet is important for proper nutrition, but many people fall short on essential micronutrients due to consuming energy-dense but nutrient-poor foods. Micronutrient deficiencies lead to significant health issues like pregnancy complications, weakened immunity and increased risk of diseases. A recent study published in The…
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In this article we explore the history of nanotechnology and provide resources to show that self-assembling nanotechnology as a medical application is real and is going on right now. X has been blowing up in mid-September with the “freedom crowd” working overtime to discredit a peer-reviewed study claiming to have found…
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Dementia can be prevented and cured by eating the right nutrition, numerous new studies have found. “There is extensive evidence supporting a relationship between diet and cognitive functions,” one of the studies said. That study went on to list several nutrients that were found via an ‘intensive search’ of PubMed, Web of Science,…
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Have you ever wondered why some people find it so hard to stick to their commitments? Recent research has some surprising answers that might modify how we look at willpower. Scientists found a significant portion of our ability to control ourselves and resist temptations is genetic. This means that for some of us, keeping those…
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If you suffer from type 2 diabetes and hate taking antidiabetic pharmaceutical drugs, how about trying intermittent fasting instead? New research published in the journal Diabetes and Endocrinology shows that blood sugar can more easily be managed through timing when you eat rather than popping diabetes medications. Participants…
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The older you get, the more likely you are to experience some degree of hearing loss. Over the age of 65, almost one out of every two people has lost some hearing, as have about 25 percent of those between the ages of 55 and 64. In addition to aging, exposure to loud noises can damage hearing, even when you’re young. However,…
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A new study has revealed that covid jabs ‘retard’ the brain’s neurological functions, leading to severe cognitive diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer’s. In a bombshell new video, leading Japanese Neuroscientist Dr. Hiroto Komano discussed a South Korean study that conclusively proves that mRNA jabs are bad for the brain.…
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