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Get Some Sun to Prevent Dementia

Get Some Sun to Prevent Dementia

Can catching rays be good for your brain? Researchers wanted to find out. And what they discovered gives you a great way to protect your memory. To find the answer to the question, they searched all of the published articles between 1990 and October 2015 that looked... read more
Drug Expiration Dates: Do They Matter?

Drug Expiration Dates: Do They Matter?

You should never take a prescribed drug that has passed its expiration date, right? After all, it’s probably completely ineffective. And it might even be toxic. If you’re nodding your head right now, I have some news for you. Expiration dates mean little... read more
Mercury Fillings Caused My Sugar Craving?

Mercury Fillings Caused My Sugar Craving?

I lost my sugar craving overnight! It’s no secret that I loved sweet foods. You could almost call it an addiction. I would almost always have a vegan dessert when eating out, and at home I would often have a box of Chocolunce vegan biscuits or some Sweet William... read more
Ageing and Magnesium

Ageing and Magnesium

In 1993 Dr.Jean Durlach, French magnesium expert, summed up the existing research on magnesium and ageing: Magnesium deficiency symptoms among the elderly include central nervous system symptoms that seem “neurotic”: anxiety, excessive emotionality, fatigue,... read more
Why We Recommend Transcendental Meditation

Why We Recommend Transcendental Meditation

On 4 November 2016, the journal Brain and Cognition reported a study by neuroscientist Dr. Fred Travis, Director of the Centre for Brain, Consciousness, and Cognition at Maharishi University of Management in Iowa, on a new breakthrough in scientific research which... read more
Get Moving and Live Longer

Get Moving and Live Longer

Do you know the hormone irisin? If not, you’re not alone. It’s not a famous hormone like testosterone or estrogen. But it’s extremely important and could help you stay young longer. Irisin is the hormone that tells our fat cells that they need to... read more
The Rise of Superbugs

The Rise of Superbugs

The next time you’re offered a prescription for antibiotics and ask yourself, “What harm could it do?” think about Peggy Lillis. Five years ago, the 56-year-old kindergarten teacher from Brooklyn, N.Y., was given the antibiotic Clindamycin, which was... read more
Diet Cures Crohn’s Disease

Diet Cures Crohn’s Disease

Dr. David Suskind of Seattle Children’s Hospital is pinpointing how an innovative diet puts patients with Crohn’s disease into remission – without medications or their side effects. One of Kevin Keating’s biggest worries came to life when his son, Jacob, was... read more
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