„B-Vitamine – warum Stress sie schneller aufbraucht, als du denkst”
Mitochondria — Does fatigue start in your cells?
Nathan S. Bryan points out that weaker aerobic energy production can cause fatigue and feeling cold.
Read the answer →Nitric oxide and aging — does it determine how quickly we age?
Nathan S. Bryan claims that the body's ability to produce nitric oxide declines with age by 10–12% per decade.
Read the answer →Sinuses and teeth — does chronic rhinitis start in the mouth?
Igor Dogocki lists dead teeth and metals in the mouth as possible causes of odontogenic sinusitis.
Read the answer →Sore gums and Alzheimer’s — does dementia start in the mouth?
Igor Dogocki points out that periodontitis may be linked to the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Read the answer →Weak Muscles After 60 — Can They Be Rebuilt?
Jan Jaśkowski recommends starting with 15–20 minutes of activity after a period of inactivity and gradually increasing the duration.
Read the answer →Sore knees — why does cartilage wear down?
Paul Clayton points out that excess weight, chronic inflammation, and lack of movement can cause excessive cartilage breakdown.
Read the answer →Comfrey — the bone herb doctors fear?
Henryk Różański believes that drying, grinding, and boiling reduce the amount of alkaloids in comfrey.
Read the answer →Mistletoe — an herb for cancer that people only talk about in whispers?
Henryk Różański attributes anticancer and immune-stimulating effects to mistletoe preparations given by subcutaneous or intramuscular injection.
Read the answer →Vaccinations and allergies in children — is there a link that nobody talks about?
The STOP NOP Association identifies vaccinations as the main cause of primary allergy to thimerosal and estimates its frequency at 13–21%.
Read the answer →Hemorrhoids—a distressing problem that can be treated at home?
Henryk Różański describes enemas, sitz baths, and compresses made with a loosestrife decoction for hemorrhoids, used 3–4 times a day.
Read the answer →Senna and laxative herbs — can the intestines become dependent on them?
Henryk Różański explains that aloe can temporarily weaken bowel function and make natural bowel movements difficult, prompting people to use laxatives again.
Read the answer →Vaccines and autoimmune diseases — can the immune system get confused?
Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi describes how overwhelmed clearance of cellular debris can trigger a reaction against the body’s own antigens and sustain inflammation.
Read the answer →Stomach ulcers — are bacteria, stress, or painkillers to blame?
Henryk Różański says that Helicobacter pylori infection occurs in about half of people, while peptic ulcer disease affects about one in ten.
Read the answer →Rheumatoid arthritis — what remains when the medications stop working?
Henryk Różański recommends a devil’s claw decoction: four cups a day for 30–60 days.
Read the answer →Obesity — can you lose weight without starving yourself?
Bracia Rodzeń say that restricting carbohydrates can reduce hunger and speed up weight loss.
Read the answer →Vaccines and corporate profits — where does health end and business begin?
Jerzy Jaśkowski presents legal immunity as a shield for profits, while Jerzy Zięba alleges that sales take priority over safety rules.
Read the answer →Chemotherapy—lifesaving treatment or poison patients are not told about?
Jerzy Zięba and Hubert Czerniak question the effectiveness of chemotherapy, and Hubert Czerniak believes the fight against cancer should not be based on it.
Read the answer →Rotavirus vaccine — what aren’t parents of infants told?
The STOP NOP Association says that rotavirus vaccination is recommended for infants up to 6 months of age.
Read the answer →COVID vaccines for children — what have we learned over the years?
Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi points to reports of heart inflammation after mRNA vaccines, including in young men.
Read the answer →St. John’s wort—a natural antidepressant that may interact with medications?
Henryk Różański states that antidepressant effects have been attributed to alcoholic and oil extracts of St. John’s wort.
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