by ShellyManning | Feb 11, 2024
One of the essential things to treat arthritis is movement. You absolutely must get some movement for your joints. But a new study published in Nature Communications reveals that it’s not just if or how, but when you move that’s important. In fact, move at the wrong...
by Jodi Knapp | Feb 10, 2024
It’s becoming a scientific trend to think of healthy dieting as a pattern of intake, rather than the consumption of specific individual healthy or unhealthy foods. For example: examining the ‘average American diet’ rather than just the affect of fried potatoes....
by ShellyManning | Feb 9, 2024
If you have been diagnosed with gout, you have probably been told to cut down on acidic food like meat, which is not bad advice. But a study published in the latest edition of JAMA Network Open reveals the #1 cause of gout. Without addressing this one factor, all...
by Scott Davis | Feb 8, 2024
Almost everyone experiences acid reflux once in a while. But for some it’s a lifelong, agonizing suffering. This may be changing. Because the Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology has just published a study revealing the number one cause of acid...
by Scott Davis | Feb 7, 2024
According to a new study from the University of London, one type of food can singlehandedly push your LDL cholesterol level through the roof. And this is exactly the type of food that’s becoming more and more popular. In fact, you should avoid eating this type of food...
by Jodi Knapp | Feb 6, 2024
While most treatments for peripheral neuropathy aim to relieve pain, they don’t necessarily help heal the nerves. However, a new study published in the Journal of Clinical & Experimental Pharmacology reveals how three common vitamins can improve this...
by ShellyManning | Feb 4, 2024
Osteoporosis is generally blamed on lack of specific nutrition and exercise. But a new study in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology reveals that a common type of skin cream carries the blame. Corticosteroid creams are commonly used for...
by Scott Davis | Feb 3, 2024
This plant has become popular in recent years, and science has actually reached promising conclusions about its use as an anti-inflammatory agent, antioxidant, an agent to lower cholesterol and blood sugar, an arsenic toxicity neutralizer, and a nutritious food...
by Christian Goodman | Feb 2, 2024
The traditional medical system has no solution for high blood pressure other than dangerous drugs, sometimes carrying lethal side effects. But researchers from the University of Houston’s College of Pharmacy recently discovered a simple, natural cure for high blood...
by Christian Goodman | Feb 1, 2024
ED has many causes: some psychological, some relationship-related, and some physiological. This means that it’s not obvious that any one treatment can tackle it successfully. However, Cureus has just published a study that reveals one simple approach that can...