Infertile Couples Might Finally Be Able to Have Kids Thanks to 100-Year-old Technique

Poppy seed oil might be the key to helping infertile women become pregnant with the children they want so badly.

By Tiffani Spengler

21 May 37 Views

Drinking Baking Soda Could Be Cheap, Safe Way to Combat Autoimmune Disease, Says Scientists

The researchers found that humans who drank baking soda solution for two weeks experienced reduced inflammation for as many as four hours at a time.

By Jeanne Goddard

17 May 36 Views

Want Instant Pain Relief? New Report Says You Could Go For a Swim in Cold Water

Researchers aren't quite sure why, but this new case report suggests that going for cold swims might be a source of instant pain relief.

By Jeanne Goddard

16 February 39 Views

Veterans Are Finding Peace From PTSD Through 'Float Therapy'

This alternative form of therapy has been shown to offer relief from stress, pain, anxiety, and PTSD; all you have to do is float in some heated salt water.

By Donald Crabtree

10 November 37 Views

Can 'Depression' Be Good For You? An Enlightened Look at the 'Epidemic'

Depression has become a label put on all manner of human suffering, but more importantly, we should remember that 'depression' can be good for us-and humanity.

By Jeanne Goddard

17 March 40 Views

Sea Salt Could Help Beat a Common Cold, Study Suggests

New research from the University of Edinburgh shows that gargling and clearing the nose with salt water solutions may help to beat the common cold.

By Jeanne Goddard

08 March 37 Views

Marijuana Fills Dire Medical Needs of Families; Science, States Try to Catch Up

Unthinkable two decades ago, parents are fighting for their children's right to use marijuana – and many legislators are standing with them. Here's the latest...

By Barry Martinette

16 November 36 Views

How Acupuncture May Ease Symptoms of Menopause

Studies have been conducted on the effects of acupuncture on menopausal women, but this research offers new evidence on its "realistic" efficacy.

By Jeanne Goddard

20 February 39 Views

Healing on Her Mind; Surviving a Brain Tumor

Oncologists considered Cheryl's tumor incurable and gave her 3-6 months. Yet more than two years later Clark not only survives, but thrives.Clark’s stunning recovery is due to a holistic approach that starts with an intensive nutritional program designed by nutritionist and Ph.D., Jeanne Wallace.

By Linda Cole

14 January 42 Views

Foods and Recipes to Help Boost Immunity and Fight the Flu

Holistic-thinking people are always looking for a home remedy to any problem, so during this flu season we might want to stock our kitchens with the foods and beverages that boost immunity and fight the flu. Epicurious magazine consulted the author of Chef MD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine, for advice.

By Jeanne Goddard

10 January 40 Views

Groundbreaking Prescription Calls for Video Game to Treat Pain

A U.S. Army Ranger endured more than two dozen painful surgeries, after being severely burned by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan. He was deeply concerned about growing dependent on the addictive painkilling narcotics he needed to take. So, his doctor suggested something completely unexpected to relieve his pain: a video game.

By Jeanne Goddard

25 October 33 Views

Swedish Energy Company Offers Light Therapy in Bus Shelters

To help combat the mild depression commuters may experience when the sun only rises for five hours per day in one northern Swedish town, a local energy company has installed ultra-violet lamps at about 30 bus stops.

By Jeanne Goddard

28 November 38 Views

Holistic Jungle Plants and Spiritual Work Improve Patients With Cancer

Eight very sick people volunteered for 30 days in the jungle undergoing a holistic alternative healing regimen. A documentary film reveals what the success.

By Jeanne Goddard

10 November 50 Views