Congestive heart failure is typically caused by damage to the heart, especially after a heart attack. It basically means that the heart is unable to keep up with the body’s demands, and is a serious condition. Curcumin may prove to be very helpful in patients with congestive heart failure.
Prostate cancer is relatively unknown in countries that eat a lot of curry (in which turmeric and hence curcumin is found). Coincidence? Probably not. This article looks at how curcumin may be a valuable supplement in the fight against prostate cancer.
Small cell lung cancer develops and spreads quickly, but does respond to chemotherapy and radiation. Curcumin may offer another avenue for tackling this disease.
Curcumin has shown anti-cancer properties in the lab, and this article discusses ways in which curcumin is known to act on cancer cells.
Pregnant women need to be careful with any type of supplement or medicine, natural or ortherwise (e.g. parsley can be toxic in high doses). This article looks at whether curcumin can be taken throughout the pregnancy.
With 1 in 10 women developing breast cancer, curcumin may be an alternative health supplement that can help prevent and treat this dreadful disease.
There have been hundreds of studies looking at the anti-cancer properties of cancer. This article discusses some of that research.
Curcumin is often advertised as a natural “cure-cumin” with numerous and remarkably effective health applications. But is this natural remedy completely safe? Are there any potential side effects from taking curcumin? In the 116 clinical trials of curcumin published in the mainstream medical literature, taking a “maintenance dose” of curcumin […]
Curcumin is often advertised as a cure-all, and the truth is that curcumin is an astonishingly versatile health supplement. One of the most significant facts about curcumin is that even a single dose can make a difference, and the multitude of benefits of curcumin isn’t just theoretical. Curcumin is clinically […]
Serrapeptase is a natural enzyme isolated from silkworm larvae. It’s used by the silk worm to eat a hole in the cocoon when it emerges (without damaging the moth itself), and it’s these properties that make it so interesting as an alternative health product.
This article takes a brief look at what serrapeptase actually is and how it can be used to help treat a number of problems. Read the article …..
What’s the right amount of serrapeptase to take every day? Some manufacturers don’t make it easy to figure out how much serratiopeptidase is actually in a product. The medical literature usually refers to “SU,” or serratiopeptidase units. This is a measure of how much fibrin protein a unit of the […]
Serrapeptase and Nattokinase are both naturally occurring enzymes. As a supplement, each has it’s own role in the human body, with serrapeptase cleaning out the debris and nattokinase acting to lower blood pressure.
Nattokinase is a naturally occurring enzyme first isolated from natto – a soybean product. Dr. Natto is the nickname of Dr. Hiroyuki Sumi who first discovered this enzyme after accidentally dropping some natto into a petri dish experiment he was conducting at the time.
Many people are concerned about the potential dangers of serrapeptase. This is natural with any supplement, so in this article we discuss what is known about this incredibly useful natural supplement.
Serrapeptase is a known anti-inflammatory has been used in trials to treat pain after surgery or dental procedures. However, dental patients who took serrapeptase didn’t have less swelling, but they did have less pain. Read to find out why.
Sinusitis is a swelling and inflammation in the lining of the sinuses that gets infected by bacteria or viruses. How can serrapeptase help with sinusitis?
Serrapeptase may be of help for those who suffer from bacterial overgrowth syndrome – caused by a huge over-growth of bacteria in the gut and causing a film over the lining of the intestines that prevents nutrition from being absorbed from the food we eat.
Staphylococcus is a common bacteria found in great number on our skin. Pimples and acne are one of it’s tell-tale signals when this bacteria gets into cracks or pores in the skin. So can serrapeptase help?
Bad breath is one of those nightmare conditions that people dread. Depending on what is causing your bad breath, serrapeptase may actually be able to help get it under control.
If any natural supplement can help prevent unnecessary surgeries, then that is a good thing. In this article we look at how serrapeptase may be able to help in a wide range of different treatments, from surgery to faster healing.
