By Dr. Paul Gross, PhD One of China’s oldest stories about the health benefits of consuming natural foods is goji berry’s reputation (“wolfberry”, Lycium barbarum L.) for preserving vision well into old age, even for many centenarians. Traditional Chinese medicine has been using goji for this purpose over some 20 centuries (3,6) Goji, an English [...]
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(ANN) Dr.Ang Peng Tiam Shock burn memories into our brains. Years later, most patients can vividly recall how they felt when the doctor first confirmed that they had cancer. People respond differently to the diagnosis of cancer. Some go into denial. Others get angry. I remember a Caucasian lady who took her angry out of [...]
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By Irwan Lee Are you a morning person, or a night owl? If you’re one of those who can spring out of bed each morning feeling ready to conquer the world, then we’ll excuse you from reading this article. But please read on if you or someone you know could use a little help in [...]
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(AP ) A radioactive tracer that “lights up” cancer hiding inside dense breasts showed promise in its first big test against mammograms, revealing more tumors and giving fewer false alarms, doctors reported Wednesday. The experimental method — molecular breast imaging, or MBI — would not replace mammograms for women at average risk of the disease. [...]
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By Irwan Lee For centuries, the Chinese society drinks different types of tea as part of their diet supplements. Not many people aware that white tea can benefits more compare to any other type of tea such as green tea. White tea comes from leaves of the tea plant Camellia sinensis . The leaves are [...]
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
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