According to a new study, scientists from Louisiana State University have discovered that curcumin – when taken as a supplement or applied topically – may reduce the risk of developing skin cancer.
Archive for May, 2013
Probiotics could provide relief from this digestive disorder
Scientists from King’s College Hospital in London will be administering probiotics to a group of 200 individuals with diverticulitis over the course of three months, during which time their symptoms will be evaluated monthly.
Curcumin may have antidepressant potential, researchers say
A new review from a team of Indian researchers has begun to explore how curcumin – and other natural polyphenols found in plants – could be used to treat major depression.
Sunshine vitamin could facilitate faster muscle recovery
Based on these findings, the researchers concluded that vitamin D may be used to counter muscle weakness, whether due to aging, exercise, disease or inactivity.
Calcium is not the only key to bone health, study shows
Researchers have discovered that magnesium has a significant impact on the bone mineral content of children, and should potentially be advocated just as strongly as calcium.
Review shows further benefits of curcumin for oral care
A review for the medical journal Oral Health & Preventive Dentistry has expanded on the use of curcumin in general oral care.
Needs of boys and girls with autism may vary, say researchers
Geraldine Dawson of the advocacy group Autism Speaks recently spoke to HealthDay News about a potential oversight in studies regarding nutrition for autistic children and other treatment methods.
These supplements could preserve functional ability for the elderly
This decline is often accelerated among communities that are consistently under-nourished, but the new research has shown that even those who have missed out on certain nutritional compounds for years could benefit from taking action now