Although many would like to declare the pandemic over, COVID-19 variants are still mutating and circulating globally. At the same time, although the virus is particularly disastrous for Porcelainwhich is experiencing abnormal spikes in the number of infections, several waves of viral infections are currently sweeping the world, including the flu, RSVand other influenza-like viruses. … Read more
Before we start today, I need to post a clarification on my position on viruses. There is a movement afloat to refute the very existence of viruses. This debate is likely to continue for a long time before it is resolved. **That battle is not my fight** and I will not participate in that discussion/debate … Read more
Osteoporosis, literally “porous bone,” is often called a silent disease because many people don’t realize they have it until they break a bone. One in three women and one in five men over the age of 50 will suffer a bone fracture from osteoporosis, according to the International Osteoporosis Foundation. The treatments used by Western … Read more
New investigate finds that vitamin D levels are associated with our risk of age-related cognitive decline. They just aren’t sure why. upper brain Vitamin D Levels Associated With Lower Risk of Dementia Researchers at Tufts University found that higher levels of vitamin D were associated with up to 33 percent lower odds of developing dementia … Read more
A thought-provoking exhibition on how the beauty industry benefits from making us sick Comment I always thought it was kind of funny watching reporters on TV with lots and lots of make-up pasted on their faces. And not just women, but also men. In many cases, although his faces would be covered in a thick … Read more
In upper and middle class Victorian society, a lady’s dress hair it was a mark of status and femininity. It may be difficult to understand now, but many ladies in ancient times never cut their hair, preferring instead to grow it to extraordinary length. Aside from the aesthetic appeal of long, sensual hair, voluminous braids … Read more
Influenza vaccines have been used for more than 60 years. One of the earlier Clinical trials of influenza vaccine efficacy were conducted on United States Army personnel in 1943. Approximately 11,000 unvaccinated young men received an influenza vaccine that contained a type A and type B influenza strain. The endpoint of the study, the development … Read more
The old saying that eating a apple one day will keep the doctor away may have some scientific basis after all, as the scientific literature is replete with findings supporting the health benefits of this fruit. Proving that the above saying is beyond the fantasy of folk medicine, one study found that eating one apple … Read more
More and more people in the world suffer from long covid or post-COVID vaccine syndromes, with common symptoms such as mental confusion, reduced physical strength, and loss of taste and smell. Another common effect is Hair loss. Why does this coronavirus lead to hair loss? Dr. Shu Rong, Senior Chinese Traditional Physician (TCM) based in … Read more
Long-held beliefs that a second COVID-19 infection is less likely to be more severe than the first are unraveling thanks to new research recently published in Nature Medicine. These findings applied to those patients who had received vaccines and boosters, and those who were not vaccinated. “Reinfection with COVID-19 increases the risk of both acute … Read more