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Pine bark extract improves ADHD symptoms in Taiwanese study

Pine bark extract improves ADHD symptoms in Taiwanese study

A new study published in Phytotherapy Research ​found that one month of supplementation with a pine bark extract supplement improved both inattention and impulsivity in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). In addition researchers determined...

Probiotic supplementation lowers COVID-19 remission rates, study finds

Probiotic supplementation lowers COVID-19 remission rates, study finds

According to a new study, COVID-19 patients who consumed probiotics once a day for a month had lower remission rates. They also saw shorter duration of symptoms and viral load. The placebo-controlled, double-blinded clinical trial sheds light on the gut-lung axis and...

Statin drug use necessitates Vitamin K2 supplementing, say researchers

Statin drug use necessitates Vitamin K2 supplementing, say researchers

In the 1990s and early 2000s health freedom advocates faced an uphill battle getting the medical establishment to accept the value of probiotics. In those decades, if you asked your family doctor about the benefits of probiotics for digestive issues---or to offset the...

Clinical trial demonstrates potential oral benefits of curcumin extract

Clinical trial demonstrates potential oral benefits of curcumin extract

According to a new clinical trial, the anti-inflammatory benefits that curcumin is famous for begin right in the mouth. According to the preliminary study, published in the journal Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, certain metabolites present in...

Study shows heart failure soaring globally—OHS has tools to help!

Study shows heart failure soaring globally—OHS has tools to help!

The number of patients with heart failure worldwide has increased by 91% over the past 27 years, according to a new university study from Canada. The study, conducted at York University in Toronto, found that 33.5 million people were diagnosed with heart failure in...