Orthomolecular medicine The term orthomolecular, was first used by Linus Pauling (double Nobel laureate), in a paper he wrote in the journal Science, in 1968. The key idea in orthomolecular medicine is that genetic factors affect not Read More …
“The brain is without doubt our most fascinating organ. Parents, educators, and society as a whole have a tremendous power to shape the wrinkly universe inside each child’s head, and, with it, the kind of person he or Read More …
Twist of a needle damages cells and triggers release of anti-inflammatory chemical adenosine, US scientists find Acupuncture ‘meridians’ match main nerve pathways, scientists believe. Ever since Chinese doctors first poked their patients with sharp objects 4,000 years ago, and charged Read More …
1. Did you know…your genes reflect only your potential, not your destiny. The rapidly growing science of epigenetics makes it clear that environment is the primary factor in gene expression. This is illustrated in so many ways. Read More …
1. Did you know that the power of belief is pivotal to the healing process? Research into the placebo effect is now quite staggering and is easily accessible in both the medical and other literature. Less documented Read More …
1. Did you know that essential fatty acids are as effective as anti-depressants? (See the work of Dr. Bassant Puri, Psychiatrist and co-author of The Natural Way to Treat Depression). In his work he has shown that diets low in omega Read More …
Melatonin is a natural hormone produced mainly by the pineal gland in the brain, although some has recently been found in the bone marrow where it appears to be linked with white cell formation. Little was known Read More …
We at Reach are not against modern medicine. We actually believe allopathy has its place and in some instances it may be the only thing that works for some conditions. However, it is equally important to note that there are Read More …
Health news: How walnuts may help to prevent cancer. By Daily Mail Reporter 2009 In our pick of top health stories this week, a new study has found that walnuts may significantly lower the risk of breast cancer. Read More …
Scientists accuse Pfizer of holding back studies which reveal drug sold as Edronax to be ineffective and potentially harmful. Pfizer has been accused by scientists of failing to disclose studies which show the inadequacies of reboxetine.An antidepressant prescribed in Read More …
