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Greater celandine — a remedy for warts or a threat to the liver?
Henryk Różański says that fresh greater celandine juice can destroy warts when applied repeatedly, unlike a tincture or an extract made from dried herb.
Read the answer →Vitamin K2 — the missing key to strong bones and clear arteries?
Jan Jaśkowski presents K2 as an important partner to D3: it may support bones and limit calcium deposits in the arteries.
Read the answer →Is the WHO taking control of our health and our countries?
Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger claims that the WHO wields enormous power over countries.
Read the answer →Type 2 diabetes: Does fasting address the cause, not just lower blood sugar?
Ewa Dąbrowska claims that a fruit-and-vegetable fast treats the cause of type 2 diabetes by restricting the dietary pattern that causes the disease.
Read the answer →What exactly is the fruit-and-vegetable diet, and why does fasting restore health?
Ewa Dąbrowska describes the fruit-and-vegetable diet as a fast and a spiritual sacrifice, not just a way to lose weight.
Read the answer →Spotted hemlock — Socrates’ poison as a medicine?
Spotted hemlock was once an important, officially recognized medicine, but the information provided does not identify specific diseases it was used to treat.
Read the answer →Butyric acid and GABA — a supplement for the gut and nerves, or an empty promise?
Henryk Różański warns that GABA supplements do not calm the nervous system and describes them as a source of butyric acid.
Read the answer →Adipose tissue — a lazy storage depot or an organ that controls your hunger?
Henryk Różański describes it as an energy reservoir in which fat is both stored and broken down.
Read the answer →Eating without counting calories — does the body know on its own how much it needs?
Prof. David Ludwig believes people can eat without counting calories and let the body regulate hunger and the rate of weight loss.
Read the answer →Porphyria and a Diseased Liver — Can a Vegetable Diet Do What Medicines Cannot?
Ewa Dąbrowska describes improvements in selected symptoms and test results in people with porphyria cutanea tarda after a vegetable-and-fruit diet.
Read the answer →Inositol — the quiet vitamin for nerves, hormones, and fertility?
Jerzy Zięba lists inositol as being used for deficiencies and for the prevention and treatment of several diseases and conditions.
Read the answer →Colostrum—the first milk that boosts immunity in adults too?
They describe its role in protecting against infections, strengthening the intestinal barrier, and restoring gut flora.
Read the answer →Hair Loss — What Is Your Body Trying to Tell You?
Henryk Różański points out that a vitamin F deficiency may cause hair loss.
Read the answer →Lily of the valley—a beautiful flower that heals the heart but can kill?
Henryk Różański states that lily of the valley increases the force of heart muscle contractions and is recommended for mild heart failure.
Read the answer →Men’s health after 50 — what does the bedroom say about your heart?
Nathan S. Bryan warns that erectile dysfunction may signal problems with blood vessels because an erection requires increased blood flow.
Read the answer →Malocclusion and posture — can crooked teeth misalign the spine?
Igor Dogocki links improper tongue posture and mouth breathing with crooked teeth, which may in turn lead to back pain.
Read the answer →Juniper — bitter berries that flush the kidneys, but are they not safe for everyone?
Henryk Różański states that a decoction, infusion, and tincture made from juniper are said to have diuretic and anti-swelling effects.
Read the answer →Candida — Are Yeasts in Control of Your Gut?
Henryk Różański states that hydroalcoholic extracts destroy pathogenic yeasts, such as Candida, and inhibit the growth of fungi in the digestive tract.
Read the answer →Crohn’s disease and intestinal inflammation — can butyrate help the gut?
Hubert Czerniak claims that sodium butyrate may help with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis because it reduces inflammation.
Read the answer →Cholesterol and the brain — can lowering it harm memory?
Andrzej Frydrychowski believes that artificially lowering cholesterol with statins quickly worsens cognitive processes and memory.
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