„Asaro: la planta del bosque que provoca vómitos y que antes se usaba como remedio”
Heart attacks in December — why are the holidays the most dangerous time for the heart?
Nathan S. Bryan says the risk of a heart attack rises by nearly 40% on Christmas Eve.
Read the answer →Alzheimer’s — “diabetes of the brain” that can be prevented with what’s on your plate?
To help prevent Alzheimer’s, Igor Dogocki recommends eating organic vegetables and avoiding sugar and sweeteners.
Read the answer →Cholesterol and statins — are cardiologists looking at the wrong number?
Andrzej Frydrychowski and Jerzy Jaśkowski argue that the cholesterol number alone is a misleading target, but Thomas E. Levy considers very high levels risky.
Read the answer →Toxins — are they behind every disease?
Piotr Witczak links mercury to many diseases, including multiple sclerosis and ALS.
Read the answer →Glutathione — “super antioxidant” or expensive marketing?
Nathan S. Bryan writes that ordinary capsules break down in the stomach, while Thomas E. Levy presents a liposomal product as more effective, though expensive.
Read the answer →Intravenous Vitamin C — A Treatment Hospitals Don’t Want?
Jerzy Zięba claims that intravenous vitamin C is not included in official guidelines for COVID-19 and sepsis, and that doctors reject requests to use it.
Read the answer →Iron — is too much more harmful than too little?
Thomas E. Levy warns that iron can increase oxidative stress unless there is a clear deficiency.
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 →Flaxseed — soothing porridge for the stomach or a hidden danger?
Henryk Różański warns that cyanide compounds may be released when ground seeds are soaked in cool or lukewarm water.
Read the answer →Yolkin from egg yolk—a Polish invention that may improve memory?
Tadeusz Trziszka describes yolkin as a substance with high biological activity that may be used to prevent and treat neurodegenerative diseases.
Read the answer →Insulin — a drug that brings pharmaceutical companies huge profits?
Jerzy Jaśkowski claims that diabetes provides companies with steady demand for drugs because people with chronic illnesses buy medication regularly.
Read the answer →Manuka oil — what can it really do for the skin and infections?
Henryk Różański attributes antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects to manuka oil, as well as the ability to inhibit the growth of fungi and viruses.
Read the answer →Pesticides in vegetables — can a healthy salad be poisonous?
Jerzy Zięba says that around 23,000 inspections are carried out in Poland each year and around 3,000 samples are collected to test for pesticide residues.
Read the answer →Iodine and the thyroid — too much or too little?
Andrzej Frydrychowski describes iodine deficiency as common and recommends kelp, which contains a lot of iodine.
Read the answer →Heavy metals — poisons we carry inside us for years?
Piotr Witczak describes the Cutler protocol as taking a dose every three hours for three days and two nights; the whole process can take several years.
Read the answer →The Liver After a Night Out — How Can You Save It Before It’s Too Late?
Jan Jaśkowski recommends taking 3 g of glycine daily for two weeks and 5 g of activated charcoal every 8 hours while drinking and for two days afterward.
Read the answer →Wormwood — the bitter herb that drives out parasites?
Henryk Różański describes wormwood as helpful in fighting roundworms, flatworms, and parasitic protozoa.
Read the answer →Eyebright — the herb that is supposed to restore sparkle to tired eyes?
Henryk Różański describes eyebright compresses as a treatment used for sore and tired eyes.
Read the answer →Sweet flag — the root from the swamp that wakes up a sluggish stomach?
Henryk Różański says that an infusion of sweet flag rhizome is supposed to stimulate digestion and the absorption of nutrients.
Read the answer →Hyssop — the biblical herb for the bronchial tubes that we have forgotten?
Henryk Różański reports that a recommendation from 1861 prescribed hyssop for asthma, whooping cough and chronic bronchitis.
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