Therapies

  Western medicine relies heavily on antibiotics to treat diseases – and sometimes these drugs are truly needed. But the rise of antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” – along with the serious side effects that can accompany antibiotic use – has triggered an urgent search for naturally-sourced…
Read More...

The power of nature is truly amazing. Nature has numerous plants which can be used as natural remedies against a variety of diseases. Today we’re going to talk about an amazing plant that can treat different health problems and has been rightfully called “Holy Basil”. Basil is a plant that…
Read More...

  As health trends ebb and flow throughout the centuries, the use of medicinal plants to heal is often banished, suppressed, ignored or scoffed at. This statement might be said for the humble milk thistle – sadly and too often scorned as a prickly weed. But there it is, always waiting in the wings for us and…
Read More...

  Read the first part of the article Cancer Thrives in An Acidic Body As a corollary, cancer cells lack superoxide dismutase (SOD), one of the endogenous antioxidant defense systems that protects mitochondrial genes and proteins from the free radical byproducts of the citric acid cycle. As a result,…
Read More...

  An exciting study reveals that Hibiscus tea may be far more powerful than pharmaceuticals in combating deadly flu viruses. The search for safe and effective treatments for drug- and vaccine-resistant forms of influenza, including H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses (HPAIVs), has lead a group of…
Read More...

  The black-or-white extremism of conventional medicine needs to be redacted in favor of a more nuanced view of oncogenesis – one where cancer represents a spectrum of deviation from the norm, where carcinogenesis is an adaptive response to a radically divergent environment from the one in which we evolved.…
Read More...

  Most people love roses. The way they look, the way they smell, the soft texture of their petals… everything makes you adore them. The smell of roses is so sweetly soothing that many may have wondered what they would taste like. Well, you should have a taste for yourself! Did you know that maceration made…
Read More...

  Experts have touted the benefits of apple cider vinegar for years. While many health claims such as improved heart health and metabolism have been circulating the internet, here are five old-fashioned uses of the vinegar. Apple cider vinegar’s long-forgotten benefits Apple cider vinegar has gained…
Read More...

  Capsaicin, an active ingredient that gives chilies and peppers their pungent taste, was shown to inhibit the growth of breast cancer cells, a study found. To assess this, German researchers at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum and their colleagues used the SUM149PT cell culture, which serves as a model for highly…
Read More...

  Although marijuana and hemp are members of the same species, Cannabis sativa, they are in effect completely different plants. About a dozen varieties of hemp plants are cultivated for food, and they contain about 0.001 percent the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana known as THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol.…
Read More...