Australian folk remedy  said to cure skin cancer With summer coming right around the corner, skin cancer will be at the forefront of everyone who ventures outdoors for very long. Sunburn damages and weakens the skin and creates an environment ripe for cancer. Just because you get sunburned doesn’t mean you’ll get skin cancer, but what if you do? The Australians may have the cure you need. This Australian skin cancer cure may be all you need to avoid painful surgery, biopsies, and chemotherapy cream. It’s a folk remedy the Australians used to treat farm animals. They would place ground up eggplant in a jar with vinegar and refrigerate it for three days. Using a cotton ball, they would dab the wound with the solution until it disappeared. Some would tape the dabbed cotton to the wound.

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Why spring and summer are  vital for good brain health When it comes to memory loss, most people don’t think of it as a seasonal issue. While it’s true that memory loss can span the seasons, there is a reason to pay attention to the seasons for better memory. For instance, back in December, I showed you how vitamin D can help those with Alzheimer’s disease. In December, when the days are cold and short, you’re not going to get as much vitamin D from the sun. So you need to take supplements.

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On Monday, I showed you an easy way to soften your arteries and help avoid heart disease and heart attacks. All you have to do is drink cranberry juice. Today, I’d like to show you another way to avoid heart disease by lowering your blood pressure. High blood pressure is a sign that your heart is working harder to pump blood through your circulatory system. This could be because of a blockage, stiffer arteries, or the result of taking a stimulant, such as caffeine. If your blood pressure is high due to stiffer arteries, the cranberry juice can help. But a new study says you should also take a very common supplement.

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Can this popular juice  prevent a heart attack? You may have heard that cholesterol really isn’t the bad guy when it comes to heart health. The real problem is hardened or damaged arteries. So keeping your arteries flexible is far more important than keeping your cholesterol levels low. Fortunately, a common treatment for urinary tract infections also keeps your arteries soft and flexible. And it can even help clear arteries of debris that can cause blockages. Researchers have known for some time that cranberries and cranberry juice can clear your urinary tract of infection. Now two new studies suggest that the same mechanism this powerful fruit uses to clean out your urinary tract will also clear out your arteries and make them flexible.

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Can this food really reduce your appetite? If you’re like me, you’re probably a little skeptical about products that claim to help you lose weight. There are so many that come and go, and the only thing that’s lost weight is your pocketbook. However, in 20 years in the complementary health industry, there’s one food that’s stuck around and really seems to work. And now a new study confirms what I’ve seen for years. In this new study, researchers wanted to evaluate the effects of fiber on appetite. They looked at a particular type of fiber — flaxseed — in two different forms: liquid and tablet.

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