Pomegranate the Ancient Red Goddess! by Natalie Pergar Known not only as part of the elite group of super fruits, the all mighty pomegranate, English word comes from the Latin words for apple; "pomum" (apple) and "granatus" (seeded), has been dated as far back as 1,000 BC and was introduced to North America by Spanish settlers in 1769. This red beauty represents global symbolism and…

Pomegranates May Fight Breast Cancer by Jennifer Warner, reviewed by Louise Chang, M.D. Eating pomegranates or drinking pomegranate juice may help prevent and slow the growth of some types of breast cancer. A new study shows a group of phytochemicals called ellagitannins found in abundance in pomegranates inhibited the growth of estrogen-responsive breast cancer in laboratory tests. "Phytochemicals suppress estrogen production that prevents the proliferation…

Step 3: How to Treat Dandruff? Two factors should be considered when you treat dandruff: Your age and the severity of your dandruff. Your aim will be to stop the dandruff by slowing down the reproduction of skin cells, and/or counteract the yeast production that might be the cause. Shampoos and Scalp Preparations Shampoos and products for the scalp are available over-the-counter (OTC) at most…

Menopause by Rebecca Hulem Menopause is a normal, natural stage of life that affects everyone differently. In the U.S., an estimated two million women enter menopause annually. Over the past five years, I have used my own menopause experiences to educate women and clinicians about the choices available for symptom treatment. What are Typical and Atypical Symptoms? Typical symptoms include: hot flashes, night sweats, mood…