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Are fever and chills during fasting a healing crisis that should not be suppressed with medication?
Ewa Dąbrowska believes that fever and chills during fasting may be a healing crisis and should not be suppressed with medication.
Read the answer →Is it genes that make us fat, or what’s on our plate?
Genes affect our susceptibility to weight gain, but they do not explain the rise in obesity on their own; food and the environment matter too.
Read the answer →Vegetable and fruit fasting — can the body really heal itself?
Dr. Ewa Dąbrowska writes that, in PCOS, fasting may help remove the cause of the condition and restore normal ovarian function.
Read the answer →The tongue — a mirror of health that nobody looks into?
Igor Dogocki links a low tongue position with mouth breathing, forward head posture, and sleep problems.
Read the answer →Who pays for drug trials—and why are the results so often too good to be true?
Jerzy Zięba claims that the drug manufacturer analyzes the results itself and uses its own laboratories.
Read the answer →Calendula — the golden flower that heals wounds better than pharmacy ointment?
Henryk Różański says that calendula helps wounds heal and has anti-inflammatory effects.
Read the answer →Peppers and capsaicin — spicy pain or a potent remedy?
Henryk Różański also lists stimulating digestion and immunity, improving circulation, and warming the body.
Read the answer →Rue — a herb for the eyes and varicose veins, or a dangerous poison?
Henryk Różański warns that rue may increase sensitivity to sunlight and that rue preparations should not be used during pregnancy.
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.
Read the answer →Bittersweet nightshade — a poisonous plant that treated the skin?
Henryk Różański describes bittersweet nightshade as a plant used for various skin, rheumatic, and respiratory complaints.
Read the answer →Parkinson’s and dementia — are toxins silently destroying the brain?
Jerzy Jaśkowski claims that fluoride can cross the blood–brain barrier and make it easier for aluminum to enter the brain.
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 →Dandelion—a lawn weed that supports the liver?
Henryk Różański states that dandelion was used as a liver remedy, and that its extracts and juice are said to stimulate bile production and secretion and detoxify the body.
Read the answer →Saffron—the world’s most expensive spice for sadness and insomnia?
Henryk Różański attributes calming effects to saffron, saying it improves memory and concentration and supports digestion and bile flow.
Read the answer →Houttuynia — an Asian fish herb for infections and allergies?
Henryk Różański describes Houttuynia as an edible plant and seasoning, as well as an herb used in folk medicine.
Read the answer →Senior immunity — what really protects you after 70?
Jan Jaśkowski stresses that regular exercise is essential for the health of older adults, while supplements can only provide additional support.
Read the answer →Milk and osteoporosis — does drinking milk protect bones?
Jerzy Zięba claims that drinking pasteurized milk promotes osteoporosis.
Read the answer →Asthma — can diet and herbs relieve shortness of breath?
Hubert Czerniak says that nettle may ease asthma attacks, while black seed may ease asthma symptoms and shortness of breath.
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 →Iodine and the thyroid — what aren’t patients told?
Jerzy Jaśkowski warns that iodine should not be given without a medical indication or outside the appropriate window in the event of a radioactive threat.
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