Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors tried anything to help sick patients. Now, we have a much better idea of what improves outcomes. Here’s what works…
Are pharmaceuticals the answer to America’s diabetes problem?
Some COVID-19 sufferers experience dangerous drops in blood oxygen and a pulse oximeter can monitor that. But misunderstanding how to use it could be dangerous.
There are three types of coronavirus tests, and they each test different things in different ways with different levels of effectiveness. What you need to know…
You’re more likely to meet virtually with your doctor than ever before. In these COVID times, six home health devices to provide specific data to your doctor.
In patients who’ve had a heart attack, a Mediterranean diet was much better than a low-fat diet at reducing risk for another heart attack. The study…
For people with celiac disease, tryptophan combined with probiotics may improve their intestinal healing and response to a gluten-free diet.
Injecting honey bee venom into the knee improves osteoarthritis pain and disability, according to recent research. Read on for the details…
A Chinese herb reduced the risk of precancerous colon polyps from returning, according to a new study.
Blair had a recurrent heart arrhythmia since childhood, diagnosed in her 40’s as PVCs. When the condition suddenly grew worse, here’s how we solved it without drugs or ablation.
It’s difficult to predict the prognosis for a person with heart failure, but new research shows that pupil size can give valuable clues. Study results…
An abnormal Pap smear could simply be inflammation or could be pre-cancerous. This natural treatment yielded a clean retest at the three-month follow-up.
Neck stretches or massage don’t address the real cause of neck pain. For lasting relief, target this set of muscles with resistance training.
Vitamin D—a simple, everyday and inexpensive vitamin supplement—could significantly reduce your risk of getting and dying from COVID.
A new study shows that an irregular heartbeat (Afib) can develop following any type of surgery, not just cardiac. Steps to protect yourself or a loved one from this dangerous risk.
