News from Walgenbach

The impact of highly processed foods on the health of young children: A new study reveals alarming results

In today's fast-paced world, many families are turning to highly processed foods (UPFs) to save time and effort. But a new study brings to light worrying findings that should make parents and care...

Alarming news for infants who receive multiple vaccines at once

The first peer-reviewed study on the effects of multiple vaccines at once was published last week. The more vaccines an infant receives at once, the greater the likelihood that the child will d...

Why dietary supplements often don't work: The role of cellular absorptive capacity and the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio

In today's fast-paced world, 53% of the world's adult population turn to supplements to fill nutritional gaps and support their health. Surprisingly, 97% of these people do not achieve the desired ...

New findings: How diet influences the risk of cancer

How many moments are there that tempt you to consume sugar - the everyday drug sugar is omnipresent. But sugar has been shown to promote the growth of cancer cells. Until now, there has been a lac...

The healing power of vibrations: Music as the key to health

Music can relax, cheer us up, heal us and transport us to heavenly realms. These positive aspects of music are increasingly the subject of research. Beautiful music can move an audience to tears, w...

5 fruits to lose weight and the best time to eat them

Eat yourself slim: How certain fruits can boost your metabolism, help burn fat and prevent cardiovascular disease. Fruit is often avoided during diets because of its fructose content. However, Chen...

How intestinal inflammation causes depression

Depression is one of the most common causes of occupational disability worldwide. It is estimated that around 322 million people around the world have this illness - that is more than 4.4 percent ...

Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt - Heavy metals

Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt (born 1950 in Berlin) studied medicine in Freiburg and has been working as a doctor in Seattle (USA) since 1982. He was not only interested in the appearance of the disease,...

Thick air - how particulate matter and dementia are linked

As the amount of particulate matter increases, so do the cases of dementia in a region. Recent studies show how the particles can travel from the lungs and nose to the brain and cause damage there....

Radishes as a natural booster against inflammation, cancer and diabetes

Radishes, with their sharp and peppery flavor, are packed with numerous beneficial nutrients. They are also nutritious and low in calories, making them ideal for increasing satiety and helping wit...