When cholesterol does NOT raise cholesterol

by Scott Davis | May 4, 2024

If you have high cholesterol, you have probably been told to cut down on cholesterol consumption. Makes sense, right? No, says a new study presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Session. They tested several foods with some of the...

Neuropathy caused by a vitamin deficiency

by Jodi Knapp | May 3, 2024

There are a lot of things that can trigger neuropathy, including diabetes and cancer treatments. According to a new study published in the journal Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, one of the most common triggers and the easiest to reverse may be a specific...

Sleep apnea cured: a simple diet change

by Christian Goodman | May 2, 2024

Sleep apnea can increase your risk of serious health problems like heart disease and diabetes, in addition to making you feel tired during the day. Traditional approaches to managing sleep apnea have included weight loss, exercise, and, in more severe cases,...

These foods reverse Parkinson’s disease

by Jodi Knapp | May 1, 2024

Once in a while a new study comes out that turns everything on its head. That’s the case with a new study published in the journal Cell Reports. It reveals that everything we’ve been doing to treat Parkinson’s disease was wrong, and it proposes a simple, natural way...

The best treatment for enlarged prostate

by Scott Davis | Apr 30, 2024

The search for effective treatments for enlarged prostate with its bothersome lower urinary tract symptoms has led to significant medical advances. A new study on Research Square has just compared two of the most common treatments to see which worked best. TURP...

Why dementia hits this gender worse

by Christian Goodman | Apr 28, 2024

At any given time, two-thirds of all dementia patients are of just one gender. This is a widely established fact. But why is this gender so much more affected by dementia than the other? That’s the subject of a new study published in the journal JAMA Network Open. It...