You’ve likely heard the hype around compression socks—but are they actually worth the money, or are they just another product you’ll use exactly twice before shoving into the back of your drawer? Well, for starters, you can believe the hype: “The major benefits of wearing compression socks is reduction of swelling to the lower legs,”…
The protective effect of hyperoside on carbon tetrachloride-induced chronic liver fibrosis.
PMID: Exp Toxicol Pathol. 2017 Sep 5 ;69(7):451-460. Epub 2017 Apr 20. PMID: 28434817 Abstract Title: The protective effect of hyperoside on carbon tetrachloride-induced chronic liver fibrosis in mice via upregulation of Nrf2. Abstract: CONTEXT: Hyperoside was used to treat cardiovascular disease for many years in China. It was shown great effect on regulation of…
“PINGDEMIC” insanity: UK government commits nation to starvation suicide by commanding food sector workers to self-quarantine… supply chain “at risk of collapse”
(Natural News) After centuries of global rule, the United Kingdom is committing societal suicide by ordering millions of its workers across food, retail and medicine sectors to self-quarantine in their homes. Grocery store shelves are going bare across the nation, and industry leaders warn that the food supply chain is, “at risk of collapse.” How…
[infographic] Obesity & Mental Health: Is There A Connection?
Roughly 42% of Americans are obese. In fact, obesity is so prevalent in the United States that it has been named a national epidemic by the CDC. Researchers have long been able to prove that obesity can have numerous negative effects on a person’s physical health. Unfortunately, the harm doesn’t end there. Recent studies have…