Not to say they’re useless, but some of the most hyped superfoods have the least amount of research.
There isn’t a single peer-reviewed human study to suppor...
King Louis XV of France reigned during the 18th century. While there's no historical documentation to suggest he had this condition, it was named after his pers...
You may be nice to animals, but you’re probably sick of giving a nice answer to people who ask; Where do you get your protein?
Um, food. The same place every...
When people talk about healthy foods, the benefit of antioxidants might get mentioned as often as protein, minerals, and other common nutrients.
Most people ...
Fibrinolytic drugs are those capable of stimulating the dissolution of a blood clot (thrombus). They're administered by IV. Examples include Abbokinase (generic...
Where do you get this mineral? If you live in America, you are probably under the assumption it's milk and cheese. After all, that's what you were taught growin...
It's funny how everyone seems to obsess over calcium intake, despite the fact that many Americans actually get too much in their diet, which can cause harmful h...
Snake oil salesmen love to prey upon men going through male pattern baldness. Apparently, the allure of easy money is just too appealing for them to pass up.
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Widely known for its role in blood clotting, vitamin K, originally discovered in 1929, has since been found to exist as two structurally similar compounds: vita...
It appears we have come full circle. Starting a few years back, you had Bulletproof coffee, which is a French press that's fattened up with MCT oil and ghee. Tu...
Q: Dear Superfoodly, I have a friend who has been using a zinc oxide cream for eczema and is pleased with the results. Will foods high in this mineral have the ...
