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Kava: Cancer & Anxiety Fighter? Or Too Risky?

If there was a natural substance that could fight deadly cancer cells yet comes with some potentially harmful side effects, would you want to learn more about it? Chances are you would, and that's why you should know about kava. Kava root is most commonly used to calm anxiety, stress, restlessness and treat insomnia, among…

Feverfew: The Natural Headache Reliever that May Fight Cancer

Suffer from chronic headaches and migraines? Looking for a natural remedy that has a proven track record of success in preventing and treating some of the worst headaches imaginable? You might want to try feverfew, an herb that's well-known for being a potent natural headache remedy. For centuries, traditional uses of this herb have included:…

Traditional Chinese Medicine Benefits, Herbs & Therapies

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an ancient form of healthcare that dates back over 2,500 years and includes natural treatments such as acupuncture, herbal remedies, dietary advice, stress/emotional support, exercise including tai chi and qi gong and treatments such as cupping and moxibustion. TCM along with Ayurveda two of the oldest and most renowned forms…

Lion’s Mane Mushroom: The Potential Brain-Boosting, Cancer-Fighting Powerhouse

What would you think about eating a mushroom that looks a little like the scruff of a lion? Not totally convinced about lion's mane mushroom? What if I told you that it’s associated with major brain repair, potential cancer-fighting power and is undergoing research on dozens of other health benefits? Lion's mane mushroom is a…

Dangers of Energy Drinks + Healthy Alternatives to Boost Alertness

If you often feel like you could use a quick boost in energy, it might be tempting to grab an energy drink in order to help you get through your day. According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, "next to multivitamins, energy drinks are the most popular dietary supplement consumed by American…

How to Get Rid of Acne Scars: 12 Treatments

According to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin condition in the United States. Occasional breakouts and chronic acne plague tens of millions of Americans of all ages every year. About 85 percent of teens experience some type of acne, but even adult hormonal acne occurs and can have occasional breakouts,…

Study: A Day of Hard Thinking Can Lead to Bad Choices

Have you ever noticed a feeling a brain fog and fatigue after a day of thinking hard? Perhaps after a difficult day at work or long test, your brain just feels … tired. A new study suggests that your body may be pushing you to make poor choices after a long day. It's not that…

The Best Nootropics (or Brain Supplements) to Boost Learning, Creativity & More

In recent years there’s been a major surge in popularity in "brain supplements," especially among college students, recent grads and even hard-working corporate executives. Nootropics — or as many people like to call them, “smart pills” — are cognitive enhancers that purport to improve learning capability, motivation, concentration and creativity. Do nootropics really work, and…

Higher Antioxidant Levels Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

We know that a diet high in antioxidants offers protection against free radical damage and oxidative stress, two contributors to many chronic diseases, especially those associated with aging. Do antioxidants help with dementia? Based on recent research, it appears that they do. A new study found that adults with higher levels of antioxidants circulating in…

What Is Acetylcholine? Function, Benefits + Dosage of This Neurotransmitter

If you're familiar with nootropics supplements — supplements that are capable of helping increase alertness, attention, learning and memory — then you may have come across the compound called acetylcholine (or ACh). What is acetylcholine exactly? As one of the most abundant and important neurotransmitters (or chemical messengers) in the body, acetylcholine plays a role…