Parkinson’s Disease Halted Using This Social Activity

by Julissa Clay | Jan 3, 2021

There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease. So we’re always on the hunt for methods to halt its symptoms and improve quality of life. Which is why we welcome a new study that just appeared in the journal NPJ Parkinson’s Disease, which reveals a social activity...

Heart Attack Risk Determined by Your Home Address

by Scott Davis | Jan 2, 2021

Two studies published during the last month, one in the United States and one in the United Kingdom, reveal a strange fact: Your home address can say a lot about your risk of dying from a heart attack. Sometimes more than your doctor. The first study was presented at...

The Filthy Cause of High Blood Pressure and How to Clean It

by Christian Goodman | Jan 1, 2021

High blood pressure is often referred to as “the silent killer;” its causes and effects are considered sneaky and hard to detect. Today I’m going to tell you about a dirty cause of high blood pressure. One that, in a new study, was proven to drastically raise blood...

The Easiest Way to Tackle ED

by Christian Goodman | Dec 31, 2020

Most men think it’s a complicated task to overcome ED and even that it’s incurable. Many try strong medications or hormonal therapies with horrendous side effects. It may therefore come as a surprise to you how simple and effective the method is that was proven in a...

A Weird Osteoporosis and IBD Connection Discovered

by Julissa Clay | Dec 30, 2020

Inflammatory bowel disease occurs in several forms. Because most cases go undiagnosed, past research has been inconsistent when trying to explain whether there is a link between this disease and osteoporosis. The World Journal of Gastroenterology has now published a...

Potential Cure for Parkinson’s Discovered

by Christian Goodman | Dec 29, 2020

Parkinson’s is a complicated genetic disease with no available cure and very few medical treatment options. And although natural methods have been successful at keeping it from progressing, they will not cure it either. A new study in the Journal of Clinical...

The Cholesterol and Eggs Debate: Winner Declared

by Scott Davis | Dec 27, 2020

Eggs are high in cholesterol, so for decades, doctors have warned you against them. But eggs are also delicious, highly nutritious, and very convenient, so you’d maybe want to eat more eggs than your doctor likes. With this in mind, researchers from the University of...

Tackle Chronic Kidney Disease With This Controversial Drink

by Julissa Clay | Dec 26, 2020

We love this drink so much that thousands of studies have been done about it. It has been labeled the worst killer or the greatest health savior. So which is true regarding chronic kidney disease? According to a new study published in the Journal of Renal Nutrition,...

Curing Untreatable Vertigo

by Christian Goodman | Dec 25, 2020

Doctors really have only one treatment option for vertigo. It’s called vestibular rehabilitation therapy and involves small head movements to dislocate crystals in your ear. The problem is that vestibular rehabilitation therapy doesn’t work for everyone, and then...

High Blood Pressure Cured With This Popular Food Group

by Christian Goodman | Dec 24, 2020

Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine recently discovered that people who include this one ingredient in their diets are 60% less likely to develop high blood pressure. And by adding this ingredient into your diet, you can significantly lower your...