Health

A new study explains why people in the Arctic and Antarctica region sleep poorly, attributing social behaviour to it.

Nature can be your healer, teacher and guide. For some, it can even be a deep and enlivening companion and friend. It is possible to experience nature, and the environment you live and work in, as nurturing and enlivening while also helping to heal and nurture the earth. Ecopsychology and ecotherapy are emerging fields that […]

Michael Elstein looks at dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and its role in sexual dysfunction.

Chronic exposure to titanium dioxide – a common food additive- affects small intestinal cells.

Candida albicans is common in the body but an overgrowth can contribute to leaky gut. We discuss why.

New study shows how being married affects health in a good way.

Karin Cutter addresses major nutritional deficiencies linked to antisocial behaviour.

Study shows sign language users have better peripheral vison and reaction times.

Dr Karen Bridgman takes an in-depth look at Vitex, a hormonal regulator used for treating menstrual irregularities.

An anticancer drug can regenerate damaged heart tissue according to new research.

Practice of a simple meditation or music listening program may have many benefits for older adults with preclinical memory loss.

Chewing producing immune cells that protect against infections, study shows.