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„B-Vitamine – warum Stress sie schneller aufbraucht, als du denkst”

Herbs and plants

Avens — a clove-scented root for diarrhea and gums?

Henryk Różański notes that avens rhizome helps with diarrhea and inflammation of the stomach and intestines.

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Herbs and plants

Blackberry leaf — free tea for diarrhea?

Henryk Różański says that blackberry leaf has an astringent and antidiarrheal effect and is suitable for rinsing.

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Herbs and plants

Angelica archangelica — angel root for digestion and weak nerves?

It is also used for coughs and other respiratory complaints, as well as colic, bloating, and spasms.

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Herbs and plants

Lovage — the soup herb that helps the kidneys?

Traditionally, it is also used to help prevent urinary stones and support the treatment of infections and inflammation of the urinary tract.

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Herbs and plants

Myrrh — a biblical resin for gums, throat, and wounds?

Henryk Różański describes myrrh and myrrh oil as being used for ailments of the mouth, throat, respiratory tract, and skin.

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Herbs and plants

Birthwort — the herb that healed wounds but now inspires fear?

It was also used for asthma, fever, whooping cough and arthritis, as well as to treat parasites.

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Herbs and plants

Iris rhizome — violet root for coughs and teething?

Henryk Różański also describes its calming, anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving and diuretic effects, and its use for nervous, rheumatic and liver complaints.

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Herbs and plants

Poplar Buds—A Spring Salve for Wounds and Aches?

Henryk Różański says that poplar buds are used for colds, flu, fever, coughs, and rheumatic pain.

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Diet and nutrition

Insulin and obesity — does this hormone determine weight gain?

There is no single agreed answer: Ewa Dąbrowska and Bracia Rodzeń assign insulin an important role in weight gain, while Prof. David Ludwig questions whether insulin alone determines the amount of body fat.

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Herbs and plants

Gallstones — herbs instead of a scalpel?

Henryk Różański describes a paste made from quickweed and oil as a remedy that stimulates the expulsion of biliary deposits.

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Vaccines

Flu vaccine after 60 — protection or unnecessary risk?

Jerzy Jaśkowski believes that maintaining a normal vitamin D level prevents flu more cheaply and effectively than mass vaccination.

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Diet and nutrition

Vegetarianism — a path to health or a risk of deficiencies?

Prof. Klaus F. Kopp warns that a one-sided vegetarian diet can lead to deficiencies in protein, vitamins, and other nutrients.

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Vitamins and minerals

Apricot kernel amygdalin — a banned cancer drug or a dangerous myth?

Henryk Różański warns that swallowed amygdalin releases hydrogen cyanide, which does not destroy only cancer cells.

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Vaccines

Measles and the MMR vaccine — where does the truth lie?

The STOP NOP Association describes measles as risky for some people, but also attributes possible health benefits to it.

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Diet and nutrition

Omega-3 and omega-6 — what does fasting do to the fats in our bodies?

After two weeks on the diet, EPA and DHA levels in the blood cells of patients with porphyria increased and reached normal levels.

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Herbs and plants

Lilac — the fragrant hedge shrub that once brought down a fever?

Henryk Różański describes common lilac as a plant used for fever, inflammation, and ailments of the throat and respiratory tract.

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Herbs and plants

Parsley-piert — a forgotten herb almost nobody knows about?

The infusion is used, among other things, for digestive tract catarrh; it can also be used for compresses, rinses, and washing.

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Herbs and plants

Terminalia chebula — Tibet’s “king of medicines,” unknown in Poland?

Henryk Różański reports that the fruit of Terminalia chebula is used, among other things, for diarrhea, coughs, and stomach and intestinal complaints.

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Herbs and plants

Jaborandi — the leaf that gave rise to a glaucoma medicine and makes you sweat

Jaborandi leaves and pilocarpine were used to induce sweating, and the leaves were added to herbal teas taken for fever.

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Herbs and plants

Cocklebur—a field weed that brings relief to the skin and joints?

It was also reported to have calming and antifungal effects, support liver function, and lower blood glucose and lipid levels.

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