Insomnia eased with cognitive behavioral therapy

Some who experience chronic insomnia are caught in a cycle of anxiety caused by a lack of sleep, which then brings on more insomnia. Scientists suggest that cognitive behavioral therapy may help those who have sleep problems and a new study has highlighted how this helped patients, even those suffering from depression or anxiety. Lead

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Flax may have tumor-fighting properties

Including flax in the diet may help prevent colorectal tumors or slow down their growth when they do appear, a new study has found. The research was conducted at South Dakota State University and found mice on diets supplemented with flaxseed oil had, on average, 45 percent fewer tumors in the small intestine and the

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Scientists Say Defective Gene Allows Colon Wastes to Destroy Your Liver!

Researchers at the Heidelberg University Hospital in Germany have discovered that a defective gene can damage a protective bile component. This can expose your liver to bile toxins—and ultimately cause serious damage or complete liver failure! Liver cells exposed to bile toxins are changed from healthy cells into connective tissue. This causes a gradual loss

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Vitamin D Supplementation May Keep Sperm Moving

There are many reasons to consider vitamin D supplements, including the benefits many health organizations say the nutrient has on bone health. Now researchers from Copenhagen University Hospital and the University of Copenhagen have announced that taking plenty of vitamins may support normal sperm motility. That’s right. According to a study published in the journal

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Vitamin D level associated with asthma severity

In the latest contribution to uncovering the extensive health benefits of vitamin D, scientists have linked its level to asthma intensity. Scientists from Harvard Medical School travelled to Costa Rica where they studied 616 children with the respiratory condition. Each child was assessed for allergic markers, lung function and circulating vitamin D levels. The researchers

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Calcium, Vitamin D May Be Effective Initial Treatment For Osteoporosis

To support one’s bone health, experts suggest taking a dietary supplement containing enough calcium and vitamin D to meet one’s individual needs.  Particularly for aging adults, such a regimen could help ensure maintenance of strong, healthy bones long-term and should not be overlooked. Research published in the journal Nutrients indicates that consuming adequate levels of

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Older Pediatric Patients More Likely To Have Crohn’s Disease Surgery

Pediatric patients who have been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease (CD) may be less likely to need surgery, according to findings published in the journal Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology. CD is a chronic inflammatory disease that causes damage to the gastrointestinal system, and is commonly treated with medications. However, as individuals are diagnosed with the illness

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