Yellow tea and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

by Julissa Clay | Sep 17, 2024

This tea contains polysaccharides that have caught the attention of researchers. The large molecules, made up of multiple sugar units, are not just ordinary carbohydrates; they have remarkable prebiotic properties, meaning they can promote the growth of beneficial gut...

Hemorrhoids: Fatal consequences

by Scott Davis | Sep 15, 2024

Hemorrhoids are definitely very uncomfortable. But fatal? That’s something else. A new study presented at the American Geriatrics Society 2021 Annual Scientific Meeting reveals just how life threatening hemorrhoids are, especially if you don’t take action right now to...

Osteoporosis caused by a common drug

by ShellyManning | Sep 14, 2024

The causes of osteoporosis have been poorly understood. Theories range from a lack of calcium and vitamin D to a lack of exercise and physical activity. A new study published in Open Access Rheumatology: Research and Reviews reveals the terrifying effects of one of...

These movements cure Vertigo

by Christian Goodman | Sep 13, 2024

Vertigo is one of the most common complaints doctors receive. Many people suffer the symptoms of vertigo for a long, long time. This is a shame because it’s relatively easy to cure. A new study in the Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery...

This bacterium heals Gout

by ShellyManning | Sep 12, 2024

If you have been diagnosed with Gout, you’ve probably been advised to cut out any foods that are high in uric acid. This isn’t bad advice, but it is not a cure for Gout either. A new study published in bioRxiv takes a completely different route. It found that a...

Yummy berries protect your Heart and Arteries

by Scott Davis | Sep 11, 2024

Scientists from King’s College London have recently published a study in the Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics proving that a delicious berry is extremely beneficial for cardiovascular health. These berries help clean arteries, make them more flexible, and can...