Cheap Supplement Significantly Lowers Blood Pressure

by Christian Goodman | Dec 17, 2019

According to the researchers from Hertfordshire University, Hatfield, in the UK, regular use of a common supplement found in every drug store significantly lowers high blood pressure. Not only that, it also relaxes blood vessels, dissolves blood clots, prevents...

The Most Common Arthritis Treatment is Both Useless and Dangerous

by ShellyManning | Dec 15, 2019

The world is becoming increasingly addicted to this ever-growing drug, so much so scientists are starting to call it an epidemic. As a timely reminder, scientists have just released two studies that show that this class of painkiller is both an ineffective and...

Common Blood Pressure Drugs Cause Kidney Failure and Death

by Christian Goodman | Dec 14, 2019

A new study out of Great Britain and released by Cambridge University is the latest in a long list of studies proving the dangers of blood pressure drugs. It reveals the alarming connection between a common class of blood pressure medications and kidney failure –...

This Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Breaks Your Bones

by Scott Davis | Dec 13, 2019

This drug has been described as a miracle drug for high cholesterol. Some doctors even want to add it to our drinking water – at least make it mandatory for anyone over 50. Almost everyone with high cholesterol is prescribed this drug. But a new study from the Medical...

Fatty Liver Causes This Fatal (Non-Liver) Disease

by Julissa Clay | Dec 8, 2019

It often affects overweight or obese people, but that doesn’t mean you’re immune to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) will very likely lead to a liver failure. That’s obvious. But there is another condition that at...

Gout’s Deadly Consequences

by ShellyManning | Dec 7, 2019

Historically, gout was known as “the king of diseases and the disease of kings” or “the rich man’s disease”. There may be no pain worse than GOUT. But it’s usually not considered to be life threatening. A new study from the University of Limerick changes that. Because...