By Pamela Bofferding Skincare products make up a staggering $20 billion dollar a year industry in America alone. It seems that there is always some new miracle lotion or cream on the market that promises drastic results. Scientists and doctors devote huge amounts of time…
By Will Chu Individuals with a specific type of Parkinson’s disease (PD) could gain from increasing vitamin B3 (niacin) content in their diet, say British investigators. B3 is one of eight B vitamins. It is also known as niacin (nicotinic acid) and has 2 other…
By Jack Burns Albert Szent-Györgyi discovered the chemical, ascorbic acid, also known as vitamin C, in the 1930s. One of Vitamin C’s chief advocates, who won twice the Nobel (Chemistry and Peace), was Linus Pauling. Pauling advocated for high doses of Vitamin C to treat…
By Daily Superfood Love Vitamin C is one of the most popular and widely used vitamins in the world. Also known as ascorbic acid, vitamin C is the most readily available vitamin and there are good reasons it is the most widely purchased supplement worldwide….
By Bill Sardi, OMNS Vitamin C supplements may be needed to quell the rising problem of insulin resistance among grade-school aged children.[1] The advice that fruits and vegetables provide sufficient amounts of vitamin C is being questioned in a newly published study. Diabetes is of growing…
By Tim Tucker Plus – a DIY Alternative… Townsend Letter in June of 2014 describes a critical shortage of IV bags. “One of the great ironies is that while health authorities have called for curtailment of manufacturing by the compounding pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies have not been…
By Daily Superfood Love I’m always on the hunt for new foods that might not be something you eat every day (or even consider buying). Expanding food knowledge, developing new recipes, and boosting nutritional intake are all great motivations…but they also have to be delicious!…
By Organic and Healthy A balanced diet is essential for good health, but sometime striking the balance between healthy foods and foods food that will fill you up is tricky. Sweet potato is a great food in that it is low calorie and full of…
By University Of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Natural Blaze A potentially life-saving discovery in older patients at high risk for these illnesses AURORA, Colo. – Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus have found that high doses of vitamin D reduce the incidence of…
Do you have an unhealthy skin that is prone to acne, shingles, rosacea and other common women’s skin problems? If so, then it is probably because your body is deficient in certain vitamins. Vitamins are the key to skin health. They are gifted with natural healing…
By Ryan Banister With the apparent elimination of rickets at the turn of 20th century, following the discovery of the role that vitamin D plays in the elimination of this disease, most may think that vitamin D deficiency is a problem of the past. While…
By Natasha Longo When it comes to recommendations on healthy food choices, the last reputable source is often public health. This usually stems from a lack of integrity and biased conclusions forced upon public officials by special interests. Our society’s bias against saturated fat and…
Op-ed by Exopolitics First part – knowing some things Second part – staying hydrated Third part – viruses and poisons Fourth part – gases Ingredients: A pinch of knowing One enema kit A little nebulizer Some sodium ascorbate – the gentler vitamin C Sugar Salt…
By Tim Tucker In the 1950s, a cure for polio was squashed by the Rockefellers before the suspicious polio “epidemic” that itself occurred the same decade. In place of the cure, the Rockefellers’ mandatory polio vaccines were presented as the best defense against the disease. These…
By Tim Tucker The Canada Medical Association Journal has recently re-published a startling scientific paper that deserves a great deal of attention that patients, doctors, and the general public need to be aware of. Previously recorded in Riordan et al J Orthomol Med 1998: 13:…
By Heather Callaghan What do emergency doctors know that family doctors and GPs aren’t allowed to know about natural cures? Is it true that emergency doctors inject heart attack victims with the same ingredient in epsom salts? Do your thoughts have a direct effect on your loved ones?…
By Neenah Payne Emergency room nurse Sally Pacholok says in her book Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses, “Very rarely in medicine can such a severely debilitating and potentially life-threatening disorder be so easily diagnosed, and so easily and inexpensively treated.” The article…
By John Vibes It was recently uncovered that the top selling children’s vitamin brand could be doing much more harm than it is doing good. The Flintstones Vitamins, which have been the #1 brand in the US for years, has recently been exposed for containing…
By Brianna Blaschke Researchers have discovered a common denominator of low B 12 levels in brains of those afflicted with schizophrenia and autism. Scientists have discovered a common denominator among those who suffer from schizophrenia and autism: low levels of vitamin B 12. Through the…
By Heather Callaghan A company has invented a unique way to enjoy fresh coconut water anytime – even on the go. “I wish I could enjoy the benefits of coconut juice anytime I want – without all the junk.” “I wish it was easy to…
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