Author: Sony Sherpa MD
Legalization of Marijuana Has Decreased Black Market Sales
According to the recently published article by the University of Puget Sound and University of Washington researchers, the market of cannabis has changed significantly in the past few decades. …
The Latest Pancreatic Islet Cell Transplantation Technique Could Cure Type 1-Diabetes
Diabetes is a condition resulting from an abnormality in insulin levels, insulin effectiveness or the cell’s inability to respond to insulin. Poor functioning of insulin results in reduced uptake …
NAD Plus An Anti-Aging Supplement Could Play A Big Role in The Treatment of Cancer
With increasing life expectancy, the demand for anti-aging products has grown massively. Anti-aging has rapidly become a billion dollar industry, and thus there are numerous products that claim to …
HGH Supplements Worth Considering For Your Anti Aging Needs
With recent study findings proving the health benefits of HGH, the market of HGH has expanded rapidly. This has made it tremendously confusing for consumers who wish to reap …
E-Cigarettes Can Increase Your Risks of Viral Flu According To Study
Cigarettes contain addictive nicotine as well as carcinogenic substances such as tar. Cigarettes have long been associated with cancer and increased risks of cardiovascular diseases. Although the harmful effects …
Study Reveals Why Humans Like to Consume Fermented Foods
Understanding Food fermentation Consumption of fermented foods such as yogurt and pickles began centuries ago. Fermentation of food is a chemical process resulting in the breakdown of food by …
Measles Temporarily Wipes Out The Immune System According To Study
The generally accepted concept of measles Most people assume measles is simply a contagious infectious condition that causes unsightly red rashes over the body. However, recent findings have revealed …
Man Destroys Kidneys With Too Much Vitamin D
It is often said that too much of nothing is good. It appears supplementary vitamin D also follows this premise. A Canadian man over the course of two years …
Herpes Could Finally Be Cured With CRISPR According to Study
Scientists are saying that gene hacking techniques recently used for the first time in human cells could one day lead to doctors shredding up and destroying viruses such as …