The Wide-Ranging Health Benefits of Quercetin
Quercetin is one of more than 4,000 known fiavonoids, compounds that contribute to the bitterness, astringency, fiavor, aroma and oxidative stability of many fruits, berries and vegetables.
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Spatial Alchemy: Changing Through Herbal Smoke
For centuries, herbal smoke has been used in different cultures to purify and cleanse spaces and people.
CBD and Anxiety: Herbal Allies for Mental Health
Even if you’ve never experienced a full-blown anxiety attack, you probably know what it should feel like.
Cut, Poison, Burn — Is Radiation Treatment on the Way Out?
Modern medicine's go-to strategies for cancer treatment are archaic, based on the “cut, poison, burn” model — or surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.
Exclusive: Biden Admin Stonewalls Efforts to Fight Pandemic Fraud
Congressional Republicans, eager to recoup fraudulent COVID-19 pandemic aid, are pushing back against the Biden administration for stonewalling efforts to recover payments to criminals and denying the magnitude of the crime.
The House Small Business Committee under Chairman Roger Williams (R-TX) marked up several bills Thursday — including two dealing with
Poland: Abortion Witch Hunt Targets Women, Doctors
(London) – Poland’s government is targeting people for alleged abortion-related activities, intensifying a climate of fear that heightens risks for women and girls, Human Rights Watch said today.
UK: Children and Families Seeking Asylum Face Dire Conditions
(London) – Children and their families seeking asylum in the United Kingdom increasingly face inadequate living conditions in government-provided temporary housing, affecting their health, well-being, and access to education, Human Rights Watch and Just Fair said in a report released today. Inadequate Housing and Social Support for Families Seeking Asylum in
Clearing Brain Fog with Herbal Medicine
Do you ever feel like you need help to focus on something despite trying your best? Are you often forgetful and struggle to remember even the simplest things? Do you sometimes feel like your brain is covered in a fog that you can’t seem to shake off? If so,
Misinformation Study Is Full of Misinformation
The misinformation wars continue, this time with a mixed-methods study published in JAMA Network Open.
Could a Vitamin Reduce Hearing Deficit?
Loss of cholesterol in the inner ear may be involved in age-related hearing loss and phytosterols, a common over-the-counter supplement, may help resolve it.
Should You Take Probiotics if You Must Take Antibiotics?
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
Mushrooms for Immunity
How do we “boost” our immune systems besides eating well, getting enough sleep, and trying to lower our stress? One possible answer could be medicinal mushrooms, whose healing benefits have been utilized in cultures all around the world for thousands of years. Although each mushroom has their unique list of
The Problem with Smart Meters
On Tuesday 5th Sep 2023 the UK Parliament quietly approved a bill clearing the way towards forcing British citizens to have smart meters installed in their homes and for individual electrical appliances including; fridges, dishwashers, and washers to be fitted with smart functions (Source). The key to smart functionality is
Our hearts have a consciousness and are connected to our entire body
A Midwestern Doctor has spent a month documenting a decade of research in the following essay about how the heart controls exactly where blood travels within the body. It’s a long but fascinating read, so grab a cuppa and settle in.
What Happens to Doctors Who Innovate?
I chose “The Forgotten Side of Medicine” as the name for my publication on Substack because it touches upon the three critical facets of medicine: The art of medicine and depth of doctor-patient relationship — both which are becoming lost as we switch to an increasingly technological and algorithmic practice of
