Even if the infection Clostridium difficile doesn’t sound familiar, it should be on your radar.
This nasty stomach bug is quite a troublemaker, and is getting a lot of attention in the medical community.
by Dr. Leo Galland
Aromatic, flavorful herbs and spices add to the delicious taste and health benefits of the anti-inflammatory program in The Fat Resistance Diet.
Cooking with these fragrant spices is especially satisfying in winter. Here are some of the superstars:
A derivative of a common spice found in Indian curries offers hope of a new treatment for tendinitis, an international team of researchers has shown.
They have found that curcumin, a derivative of turmeric, may help reduce inflammation associated with tendinitis.
Georgetown University doctors have found that colon cleansing may cause harmful side effects.
Their review of scientific literature, published in The Journal of Family Practice, demonstrates that colon cleansing can cause side effects ranging from cramping to renal failure and death.
Today, we added Soy to our Herb Guide. It looks at traditional uses as an herbal remedy, side-effects, research and resources.
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by Dr. Leo Galland
Chances are you are exposed to indoor air pollution in the house where you live or the building where you work.
When was the last time you were exposed to fresh paint, new carpets, a copier or laser printer?
What about cleaning products, nail polish remover or other solvents?
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