Vitamin b6 made me ill - You claim to inform people of health risks and yet deny the one from vitamin B6. I am horrified to read that you are supporting those misguided indiv...

Is vitamin b6 bad for patients with a heart condition? - Re Parkinson’s disease (WDDTY vol 14 no 5), I am puzzled by a statement about vitamin B6 which suggested that patients with heart conditions should no...

Vitamin b6 debate continues - I was very interested to read the two "opposing" letters on treatment with vitamin B6, in last month's issue. However, surely that does not make two o...

Vitamin b6 made me better - I was very pleased that the government's decision to limit vitamin B6 supplements was mentioned in WDDTY. I am very concerned about whether B6 is bei...

Treating wounds - Natural medicine has a host of remedies which will help wounds heal more quickly and cleanly and minimize risk of infection. ...

Healing wounds and reducing scars - Although we think our bodies handle healing automatically, much depends on our nutritional status. A high-fat diet or malnutrition/malabsorption, part...

Alternatives - Taking care of a wound or cut is largely a matter of common sense. When self-treating, consider these options to help support the body’s own efficient...

Episiotomy: - It's a cut that's rarely needed - An episiotomy is a standard procedure that's performed on over a third of all women having a natural birth. But as with so many surgical procedures,...