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In the wake of crisis, there will always be home for nourishment. It’s the universal language that speaks to one’s resilient spirit and provi...

Vaginal atrophy affects almost half of all menopausal women. Recent studies demonstrate that supplementation with Sea Buckthorn extract can s...

If we created a modern-day proverb reflecting the therapeutic capacity of Poria cocos (Fu-Ling) it would be ‘the one that takes care of us’. ...

The severity of peripheral neuropathy is associated with lower vitamin D levels among patients with multiple myeloma who have been treated...

Vitamin E is well known for its antioxidant properties with most attention focussed on one form, the more bioavailable d-alpha-tocopherol....

New research suggests we may use the same neurons to map time and space....

Research is drawing links between brain plasticity and the healing powers of sleep...

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Cellular senescence serves as an important anticancer growth-arrest mechanism, but also contributes to aging. This study shows that mitoch...

Epilepsy affects 1 in 2000 people. It is not a simple disorder, but a group of CNS disorders, characterised by certain clinical and EEG ab...

Pain, as a symptom, is often accompanied by two defining underlying clinical features: inflammation and acidity. When devising strategies ...

Lower back pain can be debilitating and effects up to 90 per cent of Australians at some time in their lives, however research shows a dai...

Adequate digestive function is essential for vitamin k absorption, and in the fast paced race that we live in, this seems to be a problem ...

The functional testing of the anion gap is a useful clinical tool to assess acid-base problems. The anion gap is measured by calculating t...

For some time, a high-fat diet has been known to disrupt intestinal microbiota. In a study awaiting publication, a team of researchers hav...