You have heard many times about free radicals and antioxidants. But do you know what role they play in diseases and the aging process? And why does the body need a lot of antioxidants to maintain good health for a long time and what is the most valuable source of these beneficial substances? Read more
Healthy Habits
How to help yourself during depression?
There are days when it seems that everything goes wrong. Everyday activities overwhelm you, at work a lot of problems and just want to sleep and not think about problems. The cause is depression. In a severe case of depression professional help will be needed. However, for those who undergo mild cases of depression, there are ways that you can apply yourself. Read more
Treatment of insomnia with herbs
Herbs have been used for the treatment of insomnia for many centuries. Although scientists have invented many effective medications that help get rid of insomnia, natural methods are free of side effects and often remove the real cause of the problem. Read more
Consequences of low levels of omega 3 acids
Vitamin C for a strong immune system
Supplements containing vitamin C are very popular because their use translates into health benefits in many areas of health. Vitamin C has a beneficial effect on the immune system, nervous system and circulatory system, and is also a powerful antioxidant, has anti-inflammatory properties, delays the aging process and improves wound healing and skin health. Vitamin C from different dietary supplements has different properties, and some products also contain additional ingredients. How to choose a good vitamin C in a set with other beneficial ingredients? Read more
Prevention of high blood pressure
Most diseases give clearly visible symptoms that mobilize us to take care of health. Pain, fatigue, lethargy – if we feel any change in our well-being, we react immediately. In the case of high blood pressure is very different, because this condition often has no noticeable symptoms. Read more
How to reduce cortisol?
Cortisol, also known as the stress hormone, is a steroid produced by our body. It is a corticosteroid produced in the adrenal cortex. Corticosteroids change the functions of many organs and affect the course of immune reactions. It is a defense mechanism of the body, increases the level of sugar in the blood and increases the metabolism of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. The immune system is suppressed. Read more
Osteoporosis and vitamin K
Only recently, vitamin K was mainly associated with the control of the blood coagulation process. We currently know that this vitamin participates in many other important functions of the body. These include: bone metabolism, calcification of blood vessels, functioning of the central nervous system, tumors. The deficiency of vitamin K is the cause of many civilization diseases, including osteoporosis. Can I reduce the risk of osteoporosis by using vitamin K? Read more
There is a direct connection between the intestines and the brain
The intestines and brain are closely related, and this interaction plays an important role not only in the functioning of the digestive system, but also in some aspects of the psyche and emotional reactions. Read more
Intestinal microflora and liver diseases
The bilateral relationship between the gut and the liver can be a surprising fact for many people. This correlation results, among other things, from the anatomic proximity of both organs, but there is also a functional connection between the intestinal mucosa and the liver. This connection is the portal vein, which is relatively short but has a large diameter and is a physical connection of the digestive system with the liver. Read more