Alzheimer’s Linked to Diet and Exercise
Research links Alzheimer’s disease to diet and exercise – two of the most changeable areas of our lifestyle.
Latest Research from Heal Naturally
ADHD Linked to the Western Diet
ADHD has been linked to eating the Western diet. Find out what the Western diet is and how it can produce ADHD.
NSAIDs Linked with Miscarriages
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are often used by pregnant women to reduce pain and inflammation. Turns out they also increase the risk of miscarriages.
Mineral Deficiencies Linked to ADHD in Children
Research confirms that mineral deficiencies often occur in children with ADHD.
Bad Cholesterol Reduced by Sterols, Nuts, Soy and Fiber
Plant sterols, nuts, soy and fiber have been proven to reduce bad cholesterol, LDL-c.
Papaya Leaf Blocks Cancer Growth
Researchers have found that extracts from papaya leaf inhibit cancer cells and the growth of cancer.
Too Much Iron Can Lead to Artery Disease
Iron is a necessary nutrient but there is a downside to overloading with iron in supplements. Turns out iron contributes to artery disease and LDL-cholesterol oxidation.
Mediterranean Diet Prevents Metabolic Syndrome
Research continues to find benefits for the Mediterranean diet. This includes a reduction in metabolic syndrome.
Red Meat Increases Type 2 Diabetes
Research from Harvard proves that red meat consumption is linked to a greater risk of diabetes.
Low Carb Diets Boost Breast Cancer Risk
Research shows that low carbohydrate diets increase the risk of breast cancer.
Grapes Protect Against Skin Cancer
Research finds that grapes provide important phytochemicals that help protect the skin against the damaging effects of the sun, and skin cancer.
Orange Peels reduce LDL Cholesterol
Orange peels contain compounds that help reduce cholesterol. Learn about the evidence for eating the peel.
Colon Hydrotherapy Treats Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Colon hydrotherapy has been bashed by conventional medicine. Why? We put the critics to the test with scientific evidence.
High-Fructose Corn Syrup Raises Triglycerides
High-fructose corn syrup harms our health in many ways, including raising our triglycerides, according to multiple studies.
