How Much Exercise Does It Take to Boost Immunity?
Exercising may make our immune systems more than five times better at fighting infection.
Exercising may make our immune systems more than five times better at fighting infection.
How does the new shingles vaccine compare to the previous one?
Randomized controlled trials have found that pneumonia vaccines significantly reduce the risk of pneumococcal pneumonia in people 65 and older.
Randomized placebo-controlled trials show that flu shots can be extraordinary lifesavers.
Is “toxic mold syndrome” a real thing? And, what do we do about toxic mold contamination of food?
How effective are flu shots, elderberries, echinacea, and cranberries?
What should we expect in the coming months and years with SARS-CoV-2?
Zinc may help slow the replication of other coronaviruses, but what about SARS-CoV-2?
Are there immune-boosting foods we should be eating?
What can we learn from other countries and the 1918 pandemic to slow COVID-19?
Duct tape beat out cryotherapy (freezing) for treating warts in a randomized controlled head-to-head trial.
What are the effects of smoking, pesticides, vaccine mercury, and air pollution on autistic spectrum disorder risk?
How can the beta glucan fiber in brewer’s, baker’s, and nutritional yeast improve wound healing and, potentially, anti-cancer immunity?
The amount of beta-glucan fiber in just a dusting of nutritional yeast a day is put to the test in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial for the prevention of common childhood illnesses.
Is the exaggerated reaction of many Crohn’s disease patients to baker’s, brewer’s, and nutritional yeast just a consequence of their inflamed leaky gut, or might the yeast be a contributing cause?
Polyomaviruses discovered in meat can survive cooking and pasteurization.
Eating seaweed salad may boost the efficacy of vaccinations and help treat cold sores, herpes, Epstein-Barr virus, and shingles.
The majority of specialists in the field agreed that paraTB in meat and dairy likely represents a risk to human health and should be a high- or medium-priority public health issue.
Vegetables tested head-to-head to see which boosts immune function best.
What can we eat to combat “inflamm-aging,” the chronic low-grade inflammation that accompanies the aging process?
The green algae, chlorella, may help attenuate the drop in immune function antibodies associated with over-strenuous exercise.
Evidence-based medicine may ironically bias medical professionals against the power of dietary intervention.
How many months does it take to clear 99% of the mercury and other industrial toxins from one’s body, and what role might our fat stores play in holding on to fat-soluble pollutants?
Inadequate fruit and vegetable intake may help explain the loss of immune function associated with aging that is linked to an increased risk of dying from pneumonia and influenza.
Avian leukosis/sarcoma virus has been found in 14% of retail egg samples.
Balancing the risks and benefits of fish consumption.