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Wormwood, a versatile medicinal herb, is known for its many health benefits. Find out more about the benefits and uses of wormwood.

NMN and NAD+ sound very cryptic at first. But here you can find out what's behind these miracle molecules and how you can use them to stop ageing.

Have you ever had “butterflies in your stomach”? Or have you listened to your “gut feeling” to make a decision? 

Parkinson's disease is a disorder of the central nervous system. The most common symptoms are tremors and balance disorders. The disease is idiopathic, which means that it has no known cause (as yet).

Hemorrhoids are not life-threatening, but they can be very painful and significantly affect your daily life. Hemorrhoids affect both women and men. 

There is a lot of truth in the saying, “You are what you eat.” Basically, you are what you digest. This raises the question of whether digestive enzymes are the key to better digestion, a healthy gut and the absorption of nutrients...

Is stomach acid really the enemy when it comes to heartburn? Contrary to what conventional medicine claims, stomach acid is not the enemy. On the contrary: we need it to digest food and absorb nutrients.

Are bowel diseases and dementia linked? A new study says yes! Chronic bowel diseases are affecting more and more people worldwide. The main forms include ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease

EVERYTHING starts in the gut – including our immune system, brain function, metabolism, emotions and other important areas. Gut bacteria play a major role in determining whether you are healthy or not.

Gut health is a hot topic that most scientific studies have addressed in recent years. The research shows that the health of the intestinal flora (also known as the “microbiome” as the totality of microorganisms living in the intestine) inf...

If our gut is suffering, our brain suffers – this is being confirmed by an increasing number of studies on the topic of gut health and the psyche. The work of our intestinal flora is crucial here – or, to be more precise, the activity of our...

The saying, “You are what you eat” is not without reason. In fact, you are what you eat or rather what you digest. Does this also mean that digestive enzymes are the key to good health?