Category: Natural Remedies
University of Sydney: Herbal Medicines Not Very Effective for Weight Loss
Obesity and overweight are problems plaguing the entire world approximately affecting 72 percent of men and 63 percent of women worldwide. It is defined as excessive or abnormal fat …
High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Highly Beneficial for the Average Person
A study performed at the University of British Columbia has found that HIIT, an interval-based exercise regimen can be adapted into the daily exercise regimen of an average person. …
Temperature Mimetics: A New Class of Drugs for Weight Loss and a Longer Life Span
The path to losing weight is a strenuous journey that most of the world population takes. There are many different ways of losing weight, like exercising, different types of …
Natural Ways to Manage Fibromyalgia Pain, Based on Scientific Studies
Fibromyalgia (FM) is a rheumatologic disease that causes chronic, diffuse musculoskeletal pain. It can be associated with numerous other symptoms with generalized features such as fatigue, sleep disturbance, and …
Can Amino Acids Supplementation Affect Hormonal Secretion From the Pituitary?
Bodybuilders and athletes use a variety of supplements to keep themselves at the top of their game. The recent trend has been to use several amino acid supplements, most …
Ohio State University: Gut Viromes Are Unique to Each Individual Just Like Fingerprints
By analyzing the viral component of the intestinal microbiota, researchers have discovered over 33,000 different viral populations. This makes the composition of each individual’s microbiota unique. It is not …
Can GABA Supplementation Help Increase HGH levels?
What is HGH? The human growth hormone is a vital hormone released from the anterior pituitary glands. It plays an important role in growth, body composition, metabolism, and cell …
COVID-19: No Transmission Through Breastfeeding According to Study
According to a small study, the SARS-Cov-2 virus does not seem to be transmitted through breastfeeding when the mother is infected. In all socioeconomic contexts, breastfeeding improves the survival …
University of Alberta: Vitamin D Is Beneficial for the Microbiota of Newborns
A study involving over 1,100 babies suggests that vitamin D supplementation can have a positive effect on intestinal microbiota by preventing the multiplication of certain bacteria. Prescribed from birth …