Studies

Indoor air pollution is a growing health concern, with studies showing that the air inside homes and offices can be more toxic than outdoor air – especially in urban areas. The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences warns that indoor pollutants from heating systems, cleaning products and building materials can contribute to…
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For centuries, humans have lived by the rhythm of the Sun – rising with daylight and resting in darkness. Now, groundbreaking research from the University of Auckland (UoA) in New Zealand reveals that the human immune system is also hardwired to follow this ancient cycle. Scientists have discovered that daylight directly boosts the…
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In the West, the term “successful treatment” means all the symptoms of disease and disorder have temporarily subsided, but that it is likely the condition being treated will return, because the root problems were never addressed. That’s the method of operation for nearly all allopathic forms of “medication” and treatment. A…
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is complex. It brings undeniable challenges to both people diagnosed with it and their immediate families. Understanding this complexity is key to supporting those on the spectrum with empathy, innovation and respect. A South Korean study published in Frontiers in Neurology adds to a growing body of…
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have pioneered a ground breaking non-invasive cancer treatment called histotripsy, which uses focused ultrasound waves to mechanically obliterate liver tumours without surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. This technique has recently received FDA approval for clinical use in humans, marking…
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Many people think of heart disease as something that shows up suddenly – a heart attack out of nowhere. In reality, it often builds slowly, fuelled by common habits that go unchecked for years. High blood pressure, poor metabolic health and chronic inflammation don't just affect your heart. They hijack your entire system from the inside…
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In a groundbreaking discovery that could reshape our understanding of aging, a new study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reveals that daily vitamin D3 supplementation may slow biological aging by preserving telomeres, the protective caps on chromosomes that erode over time. The findings, drawn from the large-scale…
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Few compounds have traversed such a diverse path as methylene blue – from its humble beginnings as a textile dye to its emergence as a promising therapeutic agent. First synthesized in 1876 by German chemist Heinrich Caro for staining cotton, this vivid aniline dye soon transcended industrial roots, finding unexpected utility in…
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A groundbreaking international study has revealed that your heart may be aging far faster than the rest of your body – especially if you struggle with obesity, diabetes or high blood pressure. Led by Dr. Pankaj Garg from the University of East Anglia, researchers found that for some people, particularly those with severe obesity, their…
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Recent research reveals significant links between the gut microbiome and stress resilience, offering groundbreaking insights into psychic health. A study by UCLA’s Arpana Church and her team, published in Nature Mental Health, found that people with high stress resilience exhibit distinct gut microbiome activity and brain structure…
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