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Two Montmorency Tart Cherry Studies Show Promise for Memory and Serum Insulin Reduction
Montmorency tart cherry juice, made from the most abundant cherries in the United States, has long been coveted by gout sufferers, athletes for exercise recovery, ...
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Gut Microbes and Nicotinamide Affects the Course of Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have shown in mice that intestinal microbes, collectively termed the gut microbiome, may affect the course of amyotrophic ...
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Vitamin D: The Fat-Soluble Philharmonic
From reducing sports injuries to cardiovascular health, vitamin D is best described as the philharmonic conductor of fat soluble vitamins. The symphony of players for ...
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Vitamin D’s Affect on Memory, Learning and Hippocampal Volume
We have long known the connection between vitamin D and mental health, however, new research may have found that the reason for vitamin D deficiency’s ...
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An East Asian Medicine Practitioner is More Than Needles: Toward Whole Practice Research at Society of Acupuncture Research Conference
The transformation of acupuncturists from things to beings as subjects of research – from modality to whole system professionals – got a big boost at ...
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Jeffrey Bland, PhD on the The Dark Matter of Nutrition: Dietary Signals Beyond Traditional Nutrients
If you’ve been paying attention to food trends, you know that it’s all about plants—plant foods for health and plants for sustainability. According to this ...
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Ayurvedic Profiling of Alzheimer’s Disease, by Dale Bredesen, MD and Rammohan V. Rao, PhD
In this clinical review, Ayurvedic Profiling of Alzheimer’s Disease, by Dale E. Bredesen, MD and Rammohan V. Rao, PhD published from our partners at Alternative Therapies ...
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Intermittent Fasting May Reduce Cognitive Decline in Diabetes
Cognitive decline is one of the most severe type 2 diabetes complications. Intermittent fasting (IF) is a promising dietary intervention for T2D risk reduction, but ...
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Body Parts have Individual Circadian Clocks that Respond to Day and Night
It is well known that the body’s circadian clock operates from a central point in the hypothalamus. But does the body have other circadian clocks ...
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Non-Probiotics Associated with Improved Anxiety Symptoms Over Just Probiotics
On Today’s Practitioner, we’ve been a champion of reporting on the importance of regulating gut bacteria for mood disorders (see our Mood and Microbiome Resource ...
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