Science-based Natural Health
The media is reporting that coffee is healthy for everyone, but there are caveats. Here we show the evidence that coffee is not healthy for everyone and at all doses. Plus in some cases, tea appears to be healthier.
Recent research confirms bee venom therapy may outperform antibiotic treatment for Lyme disease. Bee venom therapy has also proven useful for inflammatory conditions such as nerve pain and inflammatory conditions.
Clinical research confirms that pine bark extract can significantly reduce symptoms of menopause and perimenopause, along with related conditions often affecting menopausal women.
Want an easy way to drop some pounds? Multiple studies prove that increasing our dietary fiber intake helps reduce weight naturally. Find out how much fiber you need and the best sources.
Research confirms that olives are pretty darn healthy. To the tune of inhibiting the growth of cancer and helping halt the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
Researchers have found that a particular species of soil bacteria helps protect us from melanoma. Turns out our gardening time comes with extra benefits.
Research from around the world is confirming that gingivitis, periodontal disease and tooth decay are associated with different forms of heart disease.
Practically no one is talking about natural solutions to the opioid crisis, despite the reality that natural approaches to pain can significantly reduce the use of fentanyl, oxycodone and other opioids.
The new U.S. plan to open up all our waters to offshore oil drilling is not done yet. You still have time to comment. Here is a copy of my comment.
The holiday season is a time of giving and loving. Just be aware of some of the toxins lurking in holiday trimmings.
Research is continuing to prove that taking nutritional dietary supplements can prevent chronic diseases and save billions of dollars of healthcare costs.
Research finds that high-intensity exercise boosts our body’s probiotics, which produce byproducts that benefit our health in many ways.
Scientific research confirms that the medicinal herb called couch grass can significantly reduce kidney stones as well as urinary tract infections.
A growing body of evidence is finding that obesity is linked to exposure to certain chemicals during childhood or while still in the womb.
