Mebendazole and Cancer: The Lab Surprise That Started It All
Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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A scoop of dirt from beside a Japanese golf course gave the world ivermectin. Now a new review...
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A clear-eyed look at ivermectin research, its place in clinical protocols, and what the evidence does and does...
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Sleep - we all need it, yet most of us aren't getting enough of it. In our fast-paced, stressed-out world, sleep deprivation has become the norm,...
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Chronic pain is a pervasive issue, affecting an estimated 20% of people worldwide. It's a leading cause of disability and – as anyone who suffers from...
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In 1990, only 6 million Americans suffered from diabetes. In 2023, that number has skyrocketed to 37.3 million. To make matters worse, one in five people...
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Have you ever been pestered by a well-meaning friend, or perhaps a charismatic Instagram influencer, to take a cold shower (or cold plunge) as a way...
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Dr. Paul Alexander, former Trump administration official at the Dept. of Health & Human Services, was a beacon of truth during the COVID pandemic. Today, he...
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Americans are facing an epidemic of sleeplessness, and it’s killing us: Dr. Matthew Walker detailed in his book, “Why We Sleep,” the fact that insufficient sleep...
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In the battle against Alzheimer's disease, an unexpected ally has recently emerged in the form of Nattokinase, an enzyme derived from fermented soybeans. A 2023 study...
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As we grapple with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, much remains to be discovered about the virus, the mRNA vaccines and their long-term effects on...
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