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For the past 5 months, people all over the world have been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. It has affected our lives in many ways.
by : Kristina Okuda Our immune systems are affected not only by stress and diet, but also by the environmental conditions in which we live.
What is selenium and why it matters to your health? Selenium (SE) is an essential mineral found in the soil and water. Certain foods contain
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Many people, even asthma sufferers, aren’t aware that not all asthma is the same. There are different variations that can have wildly different triggers and
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Malaria is the most common parasitic diseases affecting the largest number of people around the world followed by Schistosomar – or blood flukes, is an
Do your supplements contain Maltodextrin? First of all, what does it matter you may ask? It does, and here’s why…. Maltodextrin is used widely by
How effective is the Agaricus blazei Murrill mushroom when used topically? Many animals and people are bitten by snakes each year all over the world
The study had 11 volunteers and the cholesterol levels had to greater than 200 mg/dl at the start of the study, which was measured by serum blood test. The liquid mushroom extract dosage was 1 ml or (equal to 10 grams of fresh mushrooms) which is less than the recommended therapeutic dosage. The extract was provided by Desert Forest Nutritionals.
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the second most common type of skin cancer affecting about 1 million people every year (115 cases every hour). This cancer affects the outer later of our skin (squamous cells) especially on the head and neck, arms and legs. Squamous cell skin cancer usually appears as red scaly patches, warts and open sores.
It affects the pancreas which is responsible in releasing enzymes that aid digestion and hormones that control blood sugar levels. This type of cancer is usually very aggressive and spreads rapidly. Common symptoms are jaundice, pain, bowel obstruction and weight loss.
