Literature Review & Commentary
Switching to sourdough bread may reduce FODMAPs intake, beneficial for IBS patients. Magnesium can alleviate nocturnal leg cramps, improving sleep quality.
Switching to sourdough bread may reduce FODMAPs intake, beneficial for IBS patients. Magnesium can alleviate nocturnal leg cramps, improving sleep quality.
Steven Johnson’s book, Extra Life, delves into the history of human lifespan, highlighting the dramatic increase in longevity over the past century due to factors beyond modern medicine.
Restless legs syndrome can be disruptive to sleep. A case study on using homeopathy to address RLS symptoms in a structured, anxious patient.
Science depends on the free exchange of ideas without intimidation. So, it’s not in the public interest to have a single cartel of people who control all the research funding, all the careers of academic scientists, all the publications, and now the public health policy advice. This is very detrimental to scientific debate – a key factor in arriving at scientific truth.
Principle Investigators (PIs) receive federal funding for research, then they and their academic institutions collect royalties on any product they help develop when it reaches the marketplace. These same PI researchers act as lobbyists, spokespersons, and serve on FDA and CDC advisory panels that approve drugs and vaccines, and their influence should not be overlooked.
We should certainly pay attention to how often our patients laugh. Such knowledge can be a clue to their risk for both cardiovascular disease and overall mortality.
Systemic inflammation is a part of many intractable diseases, including cancer, CVD, diabetes, arthritis – to name a few. Once inflammation is reduced, healing accelerates naturally, and nutrition can be a key factor.
This Literature Review from May 2022 looks at diet for heart failure, including whether eggs are the cause, considers oxygen therapy, and whether nutrients help or hurt our heart health, as well as a look at a person with serious side effects from taking a nutritional supplement.
These times will not last. Everything changes. Everything comes and goes. Have courage to stand up and do what you think is right. It might get better, or it might get worse, but that will change, too. Optimism provides a better outlook to the future, and almost everybody is going through something. Showing a little kindness and compassion can go a long way.
Niacin is essential for energy metabolism, DNA repair, and nervous system function. It plays a key role in forming NAD+ and NADP+, coenzymes critical for cellular processes. Deficiency can result from malnutrition, alcoholism, or conditions that affect nutrient absorption, and if left untreated, it can lead to death. Still, it is important to remember that more is not necessarily better when it comes to dosing nutritional supplements, herbs, or vitamins.
The most commonly used term in pediatrics is atopic dermatitis (AD), which is also the most common inflammatory skin condition of childhood. It is defined as an often chronic and relapsing disease, usually beginning in infancy or childhood.
Stem cell is a type of non-surgical therapy called regenerative orthopedics, which include treatments like stem cells, PRP, and prolotherapy. These treatments are so effective, they can be used as an alternative to joint replacement.
In this systematic review, we found an overall decreased risk of cardiovascular event, a decreased risk of cardiac death, and a decrease of coronary events, indicating that marine omega-3 fatty acids are effective in preventing cardiovascular and coronary events and cardiac deaths, especially in persons with high cardiovascular risk.
All living organisms seem to respond to a low dose challenge of some chemicals or physical stressors, by making a modest “overcompensation response” which ultimately is to the organism’s benefit.
Peak flow meters are crucial in asthma management, helping monitor lung function. Personal Best values guide treatment, aiding in early intervention for deteriorating airways.
Research shows whiplash injuries are complex, requiring multi-modal integrative care. This case report details a patient’s journey in managing WAD symptoms post-accident.
In Memory of James S. Turner, an attorney and consumer advocate who fought tirelessly for consumer interests across various issues and advocated for meaningful consumer policies and protections.
Mainstream medicine’s bias against natural therapies like nutritional supplements and herbal remedies amidst the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a missed opportunity for natural medicine to shine.
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
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