Does Honey Cause Blood Sugar Problems?
Honey is often touted as a natural sweetener that doesn't cause blood sugar problems. However, the research is a bit more nuanced on honey's effects.
Honey is often touted as a natural sweetener that doesn't cause blood sugar problems. However, the research is a bit more nuanced on honey's effects.
Whole body vibration therapy appears to provide a number of different benefits, including improved muscle strength, better circulation, decreased pain, increased bone density and fat loss.
White tea, derived from the same plant as green tea, likely has similar health benefits. The strongest evidence suggests that white tea may improve dental health and help decrease heart disease and diabetes.
Taurine is an amino acid that isn't used to build proteins. It appears to have a number of benefits for the brain and heart.
People seem to go back and forth about whether or not eggs are a healthy food to consume. To find out, we review the latest studies on eggs and their associated health risks.
Probiotics have numerous benefits, but can be expensive. However, it is possible to use probiotic supplements to make your own probiotic yogurts and juices.
Probiotics, or supplements that contain beneficial bacteria, have been shown to have numerous health benefits, from supporting gut and mental health to weight loss.
Hypothyroidism is a common condition that can cause fatigue, constipation, muscle and joint pain and dry skin, among other symptoms. For mild cases, a number of herbal treatments appear to hold promise for restoring thyroid hormone levels.
With increasing plastic pollution, we are increasingly exposed to micro and nanoplastic particles that can cause damage to the human body. Early research is starting to suggest potential avenues for prevention and treatment of this toxic exposure.
Cold sores or fever blisters are caused by the herpes virus and can be a nuisance. A number of natural treatments appear to hold promise for helping to treat cold sores.
Passionflower is an herb with a long history of use for stress and anxiety. The latest clinical research appears to support these claims, showing reduced anxiety levels with minimal side effects.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, is a common condition in men as they age. Generally, as the prostate gland enlarges, it causes problems with urination. The latest research suggests a number of natural treatments that might help to reduce symptoms.
While the pharmaceutical industry has long marketed antidepressants as a cure for chemical imbalances of serotonin, the research really doesn't support the idea.
The gastrointestinal microbiome appears to play a significant role in cognitive decline and dementia incidence. As such, treating the microbiome may provide benefits for treatment and prevention.
Cheap jewelry may seem like a bargain. However, testing shows most cheap jewelry contains concerning levels of cadmium or other toxic heavy metals.
Vitamin E is a fat soluble antioxidant often found in nuts and seeds that may provide a number of different health benefits.
L-tyrosine is an amino acid that is a precursor to several neurotransmitters involved with the stress response. Research appears to suggest that it can improve performance in stressful situations.
Many patients with bipolar disorder have residual symptoms even with treatment. Fortunately, a number of natural approaches appear to be helpful for bipolar disorder in combination with standard treatment.
Methylene blue is a blue dye that may have clinical utility for treating certain mental health conditions. The strongest initial evidence suggests potential benefits for bipolar disorder.
Numerous cultures have long assumed that the moon influences human behavior. Yet modern science has long argued that the relationship is pure superstition. However, some of the latest findings appear to show significant effects of the lunar cycle on human physiology.