Irritable bowel syndrome (also known as IBS) is a chronic condition affecting the functioning of the gut. It causes abdominal pain and altered bowel movements. Around 20% of all people in the UK develop irritable bowel syndrome at some time in their lives; often when they are young adults.

We have received questions about bowel irritable nausea syndrome and we must assume that these questions refer to irritable bowel syndrome, because there is no condition called bowel irritable nausea syndro
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Most patients with diseases and traumatic conditions of muscles, bones and joints experience pain. Such is the case of patients suffering from Fibromyalgia. And for those who cannot bear to take frequently used treatments, they opt for Fibromyalgia treatment alternatives.

Under naturopathic treatment fibromyalgia patients learn how to use their muscles again. Fibromyalgia often affects people who spend a lot of time sitting down at their computers, with bad posture, little movement, and a lot
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Palindromic rheumatoid arthritis disease is whereby you experience periodic episodes of pain, swelling, warmth, and stiffness of joints. You have recurrent attacks of transient inflammation in and around the joint. The pain is usually focused on two or three joints. The pain can be very severe and it is difficult to find relief.

Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis mostly affects children below the age of 16. Unlike the rheumatoid arthritis of adults, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is a group of seve
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Fat Loss Supplement – what is it?

What is a fat loss supplement? The term “fat loss supplement” is familiar to almost everyone nowadays. It is a dietary supplement that is designed to help people who use it to achieve a considerable loss of weight. Currently many high protein and low carbohydrate diets in the US market are promising quick and easy weight loss. Examples of fat loss supplement products include but are not limited to Solidax ADX, Phentermine, Kava – Herbal, Xenical, Fat
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Hypertension is defined as a blood pressure above 134/84. For abnormal readings in the lower range, lifestyle modifications like a low sodium diet or DASH diet are recommended. Regular moderate aerobic exercise has also been shown to reduce blood pressure and assist with weight control. Until recently, herbs and supplements have not been shown to be effective adjuncts in lowering blood pressure.

Today, science has finally caught up with my grandmother (who lived to be over 100). They have
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