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Reversing Alzheimer's

Mainstream medicine's attempts to halt the Alzheimer's epidemic have failed miserably, but a top brain researcher's alternative approach is reversing the irreversible. Celeste McGovern investigates

The healing effect of color therapy

Color therapy is nothing new, but with the new interest in energy medicine, it's making a comeback, says Cate Montana.

The best fats for a healthy brain

For decades, medical authorities have told us to increase our consumption of vegetable oils. But Drs Joseph Mercola and James DiNicolantonio claim that this advice increases your risk of dementia and Alzheimer's—and more.

Too much medicine, too little benefit

We're suffering from medicalization—too much medicine—that benefits doctors and drug companies, but rarely us

Gentle exercises to de-stress and improve heart health

We inherently know that 'putting our feet up' is good for us, but putting all of ourselves up can have even greater benefit for heart health and de-stressing, says Charlotte Watts.

Latest news

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NEWS 35 per cent of adverse reactions to drugs not being reported in studies

February 15th 2019 / Drugs

Medicine is even more dangerous than we all thought. Around one-third of serious side effects to drugs and surgery are not being recorded in medical trials, a major review has discovered.

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NEWS Is CBD the key to relief that doctors won't tell you about?

February 14th 2019 / Cannabis

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NEWS CBD blocks colon cancer spreading

February 14th 2019 / Cannabis

Medical marijuana—or CBD (cannabidiol)—doesn't just relieve pain and lower anxiety. It could also slow the spread of colon cancer, new research suggests.

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NEWS Why you could be suffering from Lyme disease fatigue after 'successful' treatment

February 13th 2019 / Drugs

Antibiotics aren't always the complete cure-all for Lyme disease. Around 10 per cent of people who are supposedly cured go on to suffer chronic and life-destroying fatigue and 'brain fog', researchers have discovered.

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NEWS Food preservatives linked to anxiety disorders

February 11th 2019 / Diseases

Emulsifiers that extend the shelf-life of processed foods change our gut bacteria and could be an unsuspected cause of anxiety and anti-social behaviour.

Latest features

FEATURE Reversing Alzheimer's

Mainstream medicine's attempts to halt the Alzheimer's epidemic have failed miserably, but a top brain researcher's alternative approach is reversing the irreversible. Celeste McGovern investigates

FEATURE The healing effect of color therapy

Color therapy is nothing new, but with the new interest in energy medicine, it's making a comeback, says Cate Montana.

FEATURE The best fats for a healthy brain

Diabetes

FEATURE Too much medicine, too little benefit

Drugs

We're suffering from medicalization—too much medicine—that benefits doctors and drug companies, but rarely us

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FEATURE Natural solutions for constipated cats

Drugs

Holistic vet Rohini Sathish shares her top natural solutions for constipation in cats.

FEATURE Gentle exercises to de-stress and improve heart health

Heart Health

We inherently know that 'putting our feet up' is good for us, but putting all of ourselves up can have even greater benefit for heart health and de-stressing, says Charlotte Watts.

Previous features

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FEATURE The diet for better thyroid health

January 2019 (Vol. 3 Issue 11) / Diseases

Functional medicine practitioner Marc Ryan combines a Paleo approach with traditional Chinese medicine for the best healing diet for Hashimoto's disease, when the body attacks its own thyroid.

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FEATURE How fasting could be the key to unlocking your potential

January 2019 (Vol. 3 Issue 11) / Diabetes, Diseases, Drugs

One of the best ways to clean up your body, lessen or overcome chronic illness and lose a few pounds in the process is a fast. Cate Montana investigates.

FEATURE Exercises to help detox the body

January 2019 (Vol. 3 Issue 11)

With the holiday blowout over, it's a great time for diet and detox. Charlotte Watts reviews the essential role of movement in detoxification processes, and which moves work best.

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FEATURE Aspirin: the preventative that wasn't

January 2019 (Vol. 3 Issue 11) / Drugs

People over 50 are supposed to start taking one-a-day aspirin to prevent heart disease—but the evidence suggests any benefits are far outweighed by its dangers.