Every major advance in nutritional medicine generally starts out as an unknown entity. That is certainly true for PQQ (short for pyrroloquinoline quinone).

How to protect the brain against memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease

Prevent long-term complications of diabetes and balance your blood sugar with natural products. Diabetes is a serious chronic disorder that’s associated with numerous long-term complications if not properly controlled.

Natural products to help kick the smoking habit You’ve heard it before, but to put it simply, if you want good health, you must stop smoking!

Five key nutrients for preventing and treating cataracts and macular degeneration Nutritional factors play a key role in the prevention and treatment of cataracts and macular degeneration. A diet high in richly colored fruits and vegetables—as well as targeted supplements—is associated with a lowered risk for both conditions.

The right nutrients and herbs can help repair damage and improve quality of life Strokes are the leading cause of adult disability in the United States and the third leading cause of death. A stroke can be the result of a lack of blood flow caused by a blood clot or a hemorrhage. Without oxygen, brain cells become damaged or die so the affected area of the brain becomes unable to function. Risk factors for stroke include: high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, and atrial fibrillation (heart abnormality). High blood pressure is by far the biggest risk factor for stroke.

Natural ways to silence the ringing, roaring, and hissing of tinnitus

One of the primary causes of heart attacks and strokes, atherosclerosis, is the hardening of artery walls due to a buildup of plaque.

Hyaluronic acid may hold the key to reversing arthritis.

Too many type 2 diabetics are taking drugs when simple diet and lifestyle changes may be just as effective The statistics on the growing epidemic of type 2 diabetes are staggering—it is now estimated that one-half of all American adults will develop the disease by 2020. Currently, one out of every five United States federal health care dollars is spent treating people with diabetes. The average yearly health care costs for a person without diabetes is $2,560; for a person with diabetes, that figure soars to $11,744. Much of that increase is related to the costs of drugs.

With the growing concern regarding the serious side effects of both prescription and over-the-counter sleeping pills, it is important for consumers to look to natural products that are both safe and effective in improving sleep quality.