Self-Treatment of Vertigo Discovered

by Christian Goodman | Mar 14, 2026

A vertigo episode is a particularly scary event, and many people who experience vertigo rush to the emergency room, thinking they’re having a stroke. A study in JAMA Neurology demonstrates how it is possible to self-diagnose and self-treat vertigo. Benign paroxysmal...

The Oldest Way to Heal Enlarged Prostate

by Scott Davis | Mar 13, 2026

Sometimes, we’re so focused on finding new solutions that we forget about the old, proven methods. A new study in the journal Europe PMC put one of the oldest methods to treat enlarged prostate to a test. The results were on par with many modern medicines, without the...

This Acid Tackles Neuropathy

by Jodi Knapp | Mar 12, 2026

The traditional medical system has very few options when it comes to neuropathy. A new study published in the Journal Nature revealed how a common acid supplement can drastically slow the progression of neuropathy. You can find this dirt-cheap, over-the-counter acid...

Parkinson’s Environmental Cure

by Jodi Knapp | Mar 11, 2026

You have probably been told that Parkinson’s is a genetic disease that you cannot do much about. A new study published in JAMA Network Open counters that opinion. It reveals a simple solution to Parkinson’s disease found in your environment. A team led by researchers...

This Nut Halts Dementia

by Christian Goodman | Mar 10, 2026

We know nuts are good for your health. They are packed with nutritional fiber, healthy antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory substances. A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found this one type of nut to slow the progression of...

Nail Fungus and Diabetes—Strange Connection

by Julissa Clay | Mar 8, 2026

Diabetes is a disease of the bloodstream caused by high blood sugar and low insulin. Nail fungus is a fungus on the nails that penetrates into toes and fingers. What could possibly be the connection? A very clear cause-and-effect connection was identified in a new...