May 30, 2022 | Health, Hippocrates News Archive
by Robyn Chuter What you put in your mouth can affect your risk of becoming depressed. Diet and depression: Eat your fruits and vegetables Over the next few weeks, I’ll be running through some of the latest research on the best-studied and most effective ways... read moreSep 1, 2013 | Digestion
Learn more at www.rawmeatybones.com Feed yourself and your family properly. Get Ann Wigmore’s RECIPES FOR LONGER LIFE. read moreMar 24, 2013 | Health
Beneficial microbes have been living inside the human (and animal and insect) gastrointestinal tract since the beginning of time. Eating a diet rich in fermented foods, which contain massive amounts of beneficial microbes, or probiotics, is essential for optimal... read moreJan 20, 2013 | Health
Only 5% of Australian men eat the recommended daily amount of fruits and vegetables, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare’s latest “The Health of Australia’s Males” report. (Five daily serves of veges and two serves of... read moreMay 26, 2012 | Health
According to a new study, five portions daily of fruits and vegetables can give your skin a glow, making you appear more attractive. Scientists have discovered that the yellow-red pigmentation in produce can be absorbed by fat deposits in skin, thus giving it a... read moreFeb 26, 2012 | Health
Researchers from the University of Minnesota now admit that plant-based foods help prevent cancer, particularly among those who have the highest risk of developing the disease. Published in the journal Nature Reviews Cancer, their study says that plant phytochemicals... read more