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- Reverse tinnitus and hearing loss
- Poisoned in slow motion
- Relaxation exercises to combat stress
- 'How I beat breast cancer'
- Are you battling chronic fatigue?
Reverse tinnitus and hearing loss
When nothing else works for tinnitus and hearing loss, brain damage from stroke or an accident, Parkinson's and even paralysis, scalp acupuncture gets to the parts that Western medicine can't reach, says Cate Montana.
Poisoned in slow motion
Immune-system disease is sweeping the globe. Celeste McGovern investigates the latest findings about the common toxins underlying this diverse and growing epidemic.
Relaxation exercises to combat stress
If you are feeling overwhelmed with pressure from modern living, try these practices to help soothe your frazzled system, says Charlotte Watts.
'How I beat breast cancer'
Kay Allison Shemirani suspected something might be wrong with her when her cat started repeatedly pawing at her right breast, which was something she'd never done before.
Has Dr Mikovits found the cause of chronic fatigue?
Judy Mikovits is a scientist who is sure she's found the cause of chronic fatigue. But, if true, her discovery cuts to the heart of modern medicine.
Latest news
NEWS Avoid this painkiller that increases heart risk, researchers warn
September 17th 2018
There are plenty of painkillers you can buy in the pharmacy—so make sure it's not diclofenac, marketed as Cataflam and Voltaren. The drug increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke, researchers have discovered this week.
NEWS 'Independent' researchers have shares in drug companies they're testing
September 14th 2018 /
Independent drug trials aren't always quite so independent. Researchers are still not revealing the pay-outs they're getting from drug companies whose drugs they are testing—and in some cases they even have shares in the company.
NEWS Changing your mealtimes is a sure way to lose weight
September 14th 2018 /
Changing the time when you eat breakfast and dinner could be a quick way to lose some body fat.
NEWS Cell phone radiation could explain diplomats' mysterious illness
September 13th 2018
The safety of microwave ovens and cell phones has been thrown into question by a scientist who has been reviewing the so-called 'sonic attacks' that caused mysterious illnesses among American and Canadian diplomats stationed in Cuba and China.
NEWS Doctors miss most cases of heart failure
September 10th 2018 /
Doctors are failing to spot the vast majority of cases of heart failure which are instead being picked up only when the patient finally gets emergency care. Just 36 per cent of cases are being initially diagnosed in surgeries across the UK.
Latest features
FEATURE Reverse tinnitus and hearing loss
When nothing else works for tinnitus and hearing loss, brain damage from stroke or an accident, Parkinson's and even paralysis, scalp acupuncture gets to the parts that Western medicine can't reach, says Cate Montana.
FEATURE Poisoned in slow motion
Immune-system disease is sweeping the globe. Celeste McGovern investigates the latest findings about the common toxins underlying this diverse and growing epidemic.
FEATURE Relaxation exercises to combat stress
If you are feeling overwhelmed with pressure from modern living, try these practices to help soothe your frazzled system, says Charlotte Watts.
FEATURE 'How I beat breast cancer'
Kay Allison Shemirani suspected something might be wrong with her when her cat started repeatedly pawing at her right breast, which was something she'd never done before.
FEATURE Has Dr Mikovits found the cause of chronic fatigue?
Judy Mikovits is a scientist who is sure she's found the cause of chronic fatigue. But, if true, her discovery cuts to the heart of modern medicine.
FEATURE Does your pet suffer from frequent eye problems?
Does your cat or dog suffer from frequent eye problems? Holistic vet Rohini Sathish shares her tried-and-tested natural treatments.
FEATURE What is CBD, and could it help heal a range of conditions?
September 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 7) /
CBD is an extract from cannabis that seems to have therapeutic powers across a range of conditions, and now the researchers are starting to get interested
Previous features
FEATURE Reversing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6) /
Giving the power source of brain cells an energy boost can reverse Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and more, according to new studies. Naturopath Lee Know reports.
FEATURE C60s: the antioxidant causing a health care and longevity revolution
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6) /
This little-known molecule—one of the world's largest and also one of the most powerful antioxidants—is causing a revolution in health care and longevity. Cate Montana investigates.
FEATURE ‘How I beat colitis’
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6) /
Adam Lucas suffered from crippling colitis for years—until he discovered the healing power of diet and acupuncture.
FEATURE Probiotics, not statins: a healthy gut the key to better heart health
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6) /
Having a healthy gut seems to be the key to good health—and an unhealthy one could even be the cause of heart disease, new research has discovered.
FEATURE How to prevent bladder stones in dogs
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6)
Holistic vet Rohini Sathish shares her diet and lifestyle tips for dealing with bladder stones in dogs.
FEATURE Easing low back pain
August 2018 (Vol. 3 Issue 6)
Most of us suffer from all kinds of low back pain at some point, and much of it has to do with the little understood bottom of our spines. Here's how to ease pain and restore flexibility, says Charlotte Watts.
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