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Tai Chi is a low-to-moderate impact exercise that may also benefit patients with Parkinson's disease as it can help to improve balance and movement control.
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Resveratrol and red wine are good for you, so numerous studies tell us. But what's the secret of of resveratrol's health benefits?
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Getting a massage after intense exercise has been shown to reduce factors that lead to chronic inflammation and may also help speed recovery of damaged muscle cells.
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A new study tells us that an ancient Egyptian cure may be our best weapon against not just MRSA, but potentially the majority of bacterial infections.
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It's been about 50 years since an ingredient in magic mushrooms was used in psychotherapy. Now researchers have finally investigated how it works.
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A new study reported in JAMA is good news for occasional marijuana smokers, at least when it comes to lung function.
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Women who are having a difficult time conceiving and who turn to intrauterine insemination may improve their chances of success if they incorporate traditional Chinese medicine with their efforts.
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It is appropriate that the plight of the threatened frankincense trees be highlighted during the Christmas season, as the resin was reportedly one of the gifts the three wise men brought to Jesus. Hopefully action will be taken on the threat to the tree from which the gum is produced, as frankincense has health benefits that could be important for humankind.
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A new study suggests red raspberries are not just another great tasting fruit. Researchers at the University of Rhode Island report that red raspberry extract reduced inflammation, cartilage damage, and bone resorption and thus may prove helpful in modulating the development and severity of arthritis.
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A Chinese-Danish physician and expert in Chinese folk medicine has discovered a Danish mushroom that may be helpful in the fight against cancer. Dr. Ming Chen, a senior physician at Sonderborg Hospital, identified a poisonous Danish mushroom that is more toxic toward cancer cells than toward healthy cells.
