Approximately 3.5 billion people worldwide are affected by parasitic infections annually. Over 1 billion people suffer from soil-transmitted helminth infections. Malaria, a parasitic disease, still causes over 619,000 deaths globally each year.
This article examines the Meat vs Plant" dietary approaches through an evidence-based lens, exploring the benefits, risks, and what leading experts say.
Childhood obesity has tripled in the past three decades from 5% in 1978 to 18.5% in 2024. The impact of sugary & processed foods has become a critical health concern.
Over 1.28 billion adults aged 30-79 years worldwide have hypertension. Even more concerning is that only 42% of these individuals are diagnosed and treated. Emerging research shows that natural approaches can significantly impact blood pressure management, often without medication.
Emerging research suggests that the complex ecosystem of microorganisms in our mouth - known as the oral microbiome - may play a crucial role in cognitive health and could potentially influence the development of cognitive decline.
Cholesterol has been vilified as a substance that clogs arteries and causes heart disease. Recent research has revealed a fascinating truth: cholesterol isn't just harmless, it's essential for human health and survival.
The secret to a fulfilled, energetic life lies not in extreme measures or the latest fads, but in the harmonious integration of three fundamental pillars: nutrition, movement, and mental focus.
Unlike mainstream warnings against sun exposure, this neurosurgeon warns that our modern light-avoidant lifestyle drives chronic disease.
The benefits of fasting can include weight loss and fat burning, improved metabolic health, enhanced cellular repair and improved mental clarity and focus.
The global landscape of health is being dramatically reshaped by an invisible enemy: unmanaged glucose levels. Obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular and other diseases are no longer rare conditions but widespread epidemics directly linked to our sugar-laden diets.
The bacteria in our mouths directly influence our overall health. By disrupting this ecosystem with harsh oral care products we harm our immune system, cardiovascular and brain function.
According to the National Library of Medicine, ginger can be as effective as some pain medications like ibuprofen and mefenamic acid. It may be safer than NSAIDS with fewer side effects.