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((img>artichoke.jpg align=right width=100)) The large thistle-like plant is native to the regions of southern Europe, North Africa, and the Canary Islands. It is said that in about 800 CE, two groups of Moors were respon ...
Yeast overgrowth, or [b]candidiasis[/b], is caused by [i]Candida albicans[/i], an organism that normally lives in everyone's body and that is helpful and important to the body. It is the main yeast in the human body; it ...
Antioxidants are powerful chemicals found in naturally occurring in plant foods, like fruit and vegetables. But why are antioxidants so important for health and how do they work? Antioxidants are chemicals that preven ...
The spice cinnamon has been identified in helping to prevent diabetes and heart disease. A study suggests that a water soluble extract of cinnamon, which contains antioxidative compounds, is linked with helping to reduce ...
Vitamin D is increasingly being recognized as a powerful super-nutrient essential for good health. Although vitamin D deficiency has been linked with a growing list of illnesses, including cancer, heart disease and autoi ...
Diets rich in highly-reactive polyunsaturated fatty acids, giving a high omega-6 to omega-3 ratio in the body, favor inflammatory pathways which in turn provide the underlying conditions for diseases such as heart disea ...
[title]An Interview With Der Spiegel[/title]
[[url>http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,637119,00.html>Original source here]] - dated 21st July 2009 [b][u]Part 1: An Interview with Epidemiologist Tom ...
All praise is due to Allah and prayers and salutations be upon His Prophet. To proceed. Inshaa'Allaah, this series of articles will cover some broad principles by which, as a Muslim, you can have a clearer perspective ...
Inflammation refers to the immune response triggered within the body in response to a variety of conditions. Factors that determine the levels of inflammatory processes in the body can include nutrition, lifestyle, fitne ...
The following are a selection of frequently asked questions put together by the MD Anderson Cancer Center (at the University of Texas). It's great to see research like this coming out on the properties of natural foods, ...
There is much available on the detrimental effects of high fructrose corn syrup (a non-natural, refined product made from mostly genetically-modified corn) and it is best if you avoid foods containing this as much as pos ...
[b]Did you know that 50% of all heart attacks are in people with perfectly "normal" cholesterol levels?[/b] The man responsible for the dietary cholesterol and saturated-fat hypothesis, Ancel Keys, had data from 22 co ...
The average person catches between 2 to 4 colds a year and will come down with flu at least once a year. A cold of flu is our body's natural way of healing and expelling toxicity from the body, therefore you should not f ...
Research has shown that increasing intake of vitamin C rich foods can support the management of periodontal disease. A study found that people who ate two grapefruits a day for two weeks showed less bleeding from the gum ...
New research suggests the even people who don't smoke could be at risk of developing lung cancer. The research, published in the January 2009 issue of [i]American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine[/i] fo ...
We have personally noticed in a few cases in relatives or close friends significant reduction of carbohydrates have led to either complete non-requirement of medication to control diabetes or significant reduction in med ...
Ibn al-Qayyim (rahimahullaah), in his [i]Prophetic Medicine[/i], lists Fenugreek as one of the simple foodstuffs and medicines that can be used for a variety of conditions These were covered in a previous article on fenu ...
This is one of many studies establishing an inverse association between Vitamin D levels in the blood and cancer incidence. Good sources of Vitamin D further below. There is substantial evidence now that higher levels of ...
A team of scientists from Denmark and Sweden have discovered that indoor air polluted with tiny particles that are breathed in and get into the bloodstream affect the performance of blood vessels, and potentially increas ...
People who are less active may have a higher risk of developing frequent headaches, results from a large study suggest. The findings were based on a survey of more than 68000 adults living in Norway, and found that of th ...
Disease
Subcategories: Acne • Allergies • Anemia • Anorexia • Anxiety • Appendicitis • Arrhythmia • Asthma • Autism • Cancer
Artichoke Leaf Extract Reduces Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Improves Quality of Life Dyspepsia Sufferers
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Friday, December 16, 2011((img>artichoke.jpg align=right width=100)) The large thistle-like plant is native to the regions of southern Europe, North Africa, and the Canary Islands. It is said that in about 800 CE, two groups of Moors were respon ...
The Toxic Effects of Yeast Overgrowth
Posted by SoundHealth on Tuesday, May 10, 2011Yeast overgrowth, or [b]candidiasis[/b], is caused by [i]Candida albicans[/i], an organism that normally lives in everyone's body and that is helpful and important to the body. It is the main yeast in the human body; it ...
What Are Antioxidants?
Posted by SoundHealth on Tuesday, March 15, 2011Antioxidants are powerful chemicals found in naturally occurring in plant foods, like fruit and vegetables. But why are antioxidants so important for health and how do they work? Antioxidants are chemicals that preven ...
Cinnamon Naturally Reduces Risk of Diabetes and Heart Disease
Posted by SoundHealth on Wednesday, September 15, 2010The spice cinnamon has been identified in helping to prevent diabetes and heart disease. A study suggests that a water soluble extract of cinnamon, which contains antioxidative compounds, is linked with helping to reduce ...
How Vitamin D Keeps Diseases At Bay
Posted by SoundHealth on Thursday, August 26, 2010Vitamin D is increasingly being recognized as a powerful super-nutrient essential for good health. Although vitamin D deficiency has been linked with a growing list of illnesses, including cancer, heart disease and autoi ...
Fatty acids in diet affect ulcerative colitis risk
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Sunday, December 06, 2009Diets rich in highly-reactive polyunsaturated fatty acids, giving a high omega-6 to omega-3 ratio in the body, favor inflammatory pathways which in turn provide the underlying conditions for diseases such as heart disea ...
Swine Flu: A Whole Industry Is Waiting For a Pandemic
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Tuesday, July 21, 2009[title]An Interview With Der Spiegel[/title]
[[url>http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,637119,00.html>Original source here]] - dated 21st July 2009 [b][u]Part 1: An Interview with Epidemiologist Tom ...
Principles Concerning 'Infectious Disease' (al-Adwaa) In Light of the Swine Flu Drama - Part 1
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Saturday, May 02, 2009All praise is due to Allah and prayers and salutations be upon His Prophet. To proceed. Inshaa'Allaah, this series of articles will cover some broad principles by which, as a Muslim, you can have a clearer perspective ...
Make Simple Changes to Reduce Inflammation
Posted by SoundHealth on Thursday, March 19, 2009Inflammation refers to the immune response triggered within the body in response to a variety of conditions. Factors that determine the levels of inflammatory processes in the body can include nutrition, lifestyle, fitne ...
The Healing Properties of Curcumin in Turmeric
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Tuesday, February 17, 2009The following are a selection of frequently asked questions put together by the MD Anderson Cancer Center (at the University of Texas). It's great to see research like this coming out on the properties of natural foods, ...
High Fructrose Corn Syrup and Diabetes
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Monday, February 16, 2009There is much available on the detrimental effects of high fructrose corn syrup (a non-natural, refined product made from mostly genetically-modified corn) and it is best if you avoid foods containing this as much as pos ...
The Big Fat Con: Saturated Fat and Cholesterol
Posted by HealthyMuslim on Tuesday, February 03, 2009[b]Did you know that 50% of all heart attacks are in people with perfectly "normal" cholesterol levels?[/b] The man responsible for the dietary cholesterol and saturated-fat hypothesis, Ancel Keys, had data from 22 co ...
How to Ease Symptoms of Colds and Flus
Posted by SoundHealth on Tuesday, January 13, 2009The average person catches between 2 to 4 colds a year and will come down with flu at least once a year. A cold of flu is our body's natural way of healing and expelling toxicity from the body, therefore you should not f ...
Grapefruit Can Promote Healthy Gums
Posted by SoundHealth on Monday, January 12, 2009Research has shown that increasing intake of vitamin C rich foods can support the management of periodontal disease. A study found that people who ate two grapefruits a day for two weeks showed less bleeding from the gum ...
Lung Cancer May Be Caused by Additives in Food
Posted by SoundHealth on Saturday, January 10, 2009New research suggests the even people who don't smoke could be at risk of developing lung cancer. The research, published in the January 2009 issue of [i]American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine[/i] fo ...
Low Carb Diets Control Type 2 Diabetes and Reduce or Eliminate Need for Medication
Posted by abuiyaad on Friday, January 09, 2009We have personally noticed in a few cases in relatives or close friends significant reduction of carbohydrates have led to either complete non-requirement of medication to control diabetes or significant reduction in med ...
Therapeutic Applications of Fenugreek: Research Paper
Posted by abuiyaad on Tuesday, December 30, 2008Ibn al-Qayyim (rahimahullaah), in his [i]Prophetic Medicine[/i], lists Fenugreek as one of the simple foodstuffs and medicines that can be used for a variety of conditions These were covered in a previous article on fenu ...
Higher Vitamin D Levels in Blood Associated With Lower Cancer Incidence
Posted by abuiyaad on Saturday, December 27, 2008This is one of many studies establishing an inverse association between Vitamin D levels in the blood and cancer incidence. Good sources of Vitamin D further below. There is substantial evidence now that higher levels of ...
Indoor Air Pollution and Cardiovascular Disease
Posted by SoundHealth on Tuesday, December 16, 2008A team of scientists from Denmark and Sweden have discovered that indoor air polluted with tiny particles that are breathed in and get into the bloodstream affect the performance of blood vessels, and potentially increas ...
Inactivity Increases Headache Risk
Posted by SoundHealth on Tuesday, December 16, 2008People who are less active may have a higher risk of developing frequent headaches, results from a large study suggest. The findings were based on a survey of more than 68000 adults living in Norway, and found that of th ...
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