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Camilla Sherr has an extraordinarily green thumb. When her mother's apple tree became infested with moths, she and her husband Jeremy prescribed a treatment that not only removed the moths and their caterpillars but also resulted in the tree producin

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Dr Damien Downing, a specialist in allergy, environment and nutrition, is current president of the British Society for Ecological Medicine, on the editorial board of Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, Chief Medical Advisor of cancer charity Yes to

No matter what your age is, start exercising, even a little—it is one of the best safeguards against dementia. People who have remained active throughout their adult life are the least likely to develop dementia in later years, but even those who tak

A healthy lifestyle dramatically reduces your risk of developing long Covid. More than a third of all cases would never have happened if the sufferers had adopted a series of healthy lifestyle habits before they had the infection, say researchers fro

Ten pharmaceuticals have been banned or had batches recalled due to levels of nitrosamines. Since the problem was recognized in 2018, drug companies have recalled more than 250 batches of their drugs. Zantac (ranitidine) The FDA banned the popular dr

Who's obese of these two: Charlie, the tragic hero of the movie The Whale, or Hollywood action man Tom Cruise? The answer is that both are, at least according to their BMI scores. Charlie, weighing in at 600 lb (272 kg), has a BMI score of 77, and To

When it comes to body fat, there's fat and there's fat. We all know about the calorie-storing white fat that seems to accumulate around our stomach and thighs, but biologists have recently discovered the body is also made up of another fat, and it's

Generation Z isn't interested in health advice or tips—they're into health hacks. There are even conferences and exhibitions devoted to health hacks, which are essentially simple things you can bring into your everyday life to improve your health. On

The gut has long been considered an anoxic environment where only anaerobic bacteria flourish. However, that dogma is being reconsidered now that research has demonstrated that mice exposed to HBOT for nine days experienced a fivefold increase of tis

Dr James Greenblatt has found over decades of integrative psychiatry practice that the most reliable way to test zinc levels is a simple taste test, based on the premise that taste is reliant on having adequate zinc levels in the body. Do not eat, dr

Withdrawal and depression have a lot of shared symptoms, and many doctors don't distinguish between the two. These are some strategies to differentiate withdrawal from relapse: •Identify whether you are experiencing physical symptoms of withdrawal th

The rule of thumb Add two drops (or globuli) to 1 L of water—rainwater preferably. Tap water is fine, but no sterilized water. Do not use a watering can Once you use a container for a remedy, it is very hard to clean the remedy out of it. If possible

The phrase plant-based diet can have several meanings. It can imply that you still include animal products but in lower quantities so that your diet is based on plant foods. It can also mean you have eliminated all animal products and consume a diet

Chlorine is a greenish-yellow gas with a strong, irritating odor used to bleach wood pulp and make other chemical compounds. It is so toxic, it may be fatal if inhaled. Skin contact can cause blisters and burns. Inhalation can cause chronic lung cond

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the US recommends the ingestion of various amounts of fluoride, in doses no greater than the following: Infants 0–6 months: 0.01 mg Infants 7–12 months: 0.5 mg Children 1–3 years: 0.7 mg Children 4–8 years:

Once fluoride is ingested, most of it is stored in four main regions of the body: the teeth, bones, brain and pineal gland. The highest concentration is found in the bones and shows up as a condition termed skeletal fluorosis. Not much research has b

Get out of the moldy environment and get tested. In the meantime, take the following steps. An anti-inflammatory, organic diet is your best bet when dealing with mold toxins. Avoid: • Sugar and sugary products • Sugary drinks • High-glycemic fruits a

Science is still relying on women's diaries or apps to collect information. Women often report feeling their strongest and most energetic during days 7-14. This may have to do with better insulin sensitivity during this phase than in the luteal phase

After more than 30 attempts, the medical goon squad finally got their man (or, in this case, feisty woman). Dr Sarah Myhill, the “people's doctor,” has been banned from practicing medicine for nine months after she made statements during the Covid pa

Ban All Relatives. Hope you like our new campaign and will join BAR in getting rid of them. No, we're not planning to usurp uncles or mount an attack on aunties; we all love those relatives, and they make a mean Victoria sponge when we visit. BAR is