Edward M. Lichten, MD, has shown that type-2 diabetic males can achieve better glucose control, while reducing their reliance on insulin, when testosterone levels are properly restored.

A comparison of two recently-published clinical trials shows that a natural supplement derived from melon not only reversed signs of atherosclerosis, but did so better than a leading multibillion dollar prescription statin drug.

Elevated blood sugar can lead to obesity, heart disease, and metabolic syndrome. A novel beta-glucan fiber can limit surges of glucose and reduce degenerative disease risk, while helping you maintain a healthy body weight.

Those in pain have little choice but to utilize powerful medications, despite their side-effects. Research shows that an Asian herb safely modulates inflammation and helps relieve arthritis, joint pain, and trauma.

This month’s issue reports on the ordeals of doctors in the United States who are trying to save lives by breaking down the barriers that shackle medical progress. To understand why the medical establishment is so hostile towards new ideas, consider the savage attacks inflicted on a courageous physician in China who tried to introduce the most rudimentary improvements in health care.

Blueberries have a multitude of benefits, ranging from reducing cancer risk and cooling inflammation to enhancing cognition.

Why Dostinex® is still safe to use in prostate cancer treatment; green tea may lower lipids; pomegranate inhibits lung cancer; astaxanthin reduces exercise fatigue; vitamin D may lower MS risk; creatine improves life span in mice; DHA lowers blood pressure; atherothrombosis poses health risks; blueberries may prevent colon cancer; and more.

Dr. Henry Emmons has researched ways to correct brain chemistry imbalances utilizing supplements, including omega-3 fatty acids.

Calcium channel blockers, a treatment for high blood pressure, may lead to elevated homocysteine levels. Learn how to protect yourself.