237 results found for: Inflammation

Why Your Brain Needs Magnesium: New Evidence Links Deficiency to Major Neurological Disorders

Magnesium is quietly emerging as a key player in protecting the brain against some of today’s most challenging neurological and psychiatric conditions. Acknowledging this, a major […]

Selenium and Longevity: Latest Findings Confirm Key Trace Mineral’s Potential to Prolong Healthy Lifespan

Selenium, an essential trace mineral, is looking increasingly important in helping determine human longevity. A major new analysis of population studies involving 67,534 people suggests that […]

Scientific Review Confirms the Remarkable Potential of Quercetin in the Fight Against Breast Cancer

A new scientific review has confirmed the remarkable potential of quercetin – a phytonutrient found in foods such as onions, green tea, apples, and berries – […]

Majority of Americans Get More Than Half of Their Calories from Ultra-Processed Foods

A new federal report has found that the majority of Americans get more than half of their daily calories from ultra-processed foods, with burgers and sandwiches, sweet bakery products, savory snacks, pizza, and sweetened beverages being among the top sources.

Legally Permitted Poisons: How Artificial Food Additives Are Quietly Damaging Our Guts

For decades, the food industry has insisted that artificial food additives – which it uses to make foods brighter, sweeter, creamier, and longer-lasting – are essential […]

Science Proves Dr. Rath Right: Vitamin C’s Importance in Cardiovascular Health on Verge of Becoming Mainstream

For decades, mainstream medicine has focused on drugs and surgery to fight heart disease, largely overlooking the science-based natural solution developed by Dr. Matthias Rath over […]

Humans Inhale as Many as 68,000 Microplastic Particles Daily, Study Finds

Every breath people take in their homes or car probably contains significant amounts of microplastics small enough to burrow deep into lungs, new peer-reviewed research finds, bringing into focus a little understood route of exposure and health threat.

Vitamins C and E May Combat Muscle Loss in Older Women

Supplementation with vitamins C and E daily for 12 weeks combined with resistance training improved muscle mass and strength in older women with sarcopenia, according to a new study.