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• Needle Use in Traditional Acupuncture Minimized
  Think acupuncture can only be performed with needles. Think again. In a study performed in Sweden, researchers conducted four tests to see how acupuncture, standard medical treatments and acupuncture...
• A Real Answer for HIV
  HIV/AIDs drugs, while effective, tend to be very costly and its effectiveness varies from patient to patient. Researchers at the UCLA AIDs Institute made a major breakthrough in what...
• Better Than Veneers
  Want to save those pearly whites? Then drink tea. Want those whites to really shine? Then drink green tea. In a study published in General Dentistry,...
• Vitamin D Doesn't Live Up to Expectations in Breast Cancer Study
  In a study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, vitamin D was tested to see whether it could reduce breast cancer risk in women. To the...
• Tea for Your Pressure
  If you are taking drugs for high blood pressure, you may want to put on a steaming cup of tea instead. In a study conducted at Boston's Tufts University,...
• If Your Child Is Going for Surgery, Try Acupressure
  For most, surgery is a scary, anxiety-producing procedure. So what of children? As can be guessed, surgery from the perspective of children can be a traumatizing experience in...
• Anxious, Depressed and Pregnant? Try Music Therapy
  Many women who are Mothers can describe the highs and lows associated with that magical, but challenging time. While some Mothers accept their baby blues as a time that...
• Heavy Metal Additives in Ayurvedic Medicine Can Be Dangerous
  Ayurvedic medicine, which originated in India more than 5,000 years ago and is based on reclaiming health with the balance of diet, body and mind, is said to have "dangerous...
• A New Standard for Stroke?
  With stroke being the third-leading cause of death, much is being done to prevent it or mitigate its effects. While there are a number of "standard" treatments for stroke,...
• Newest Developments for St. John's Wort
  In an earlier article written about St. John's Wort, studies showed that while St. John's Wort was successful in treating mild-to-moderate depression, it was not more effective than the placebo...