Autism spectrum disorders (ASD), a severe and pervasive heterogeneous neuro development disorder, is characterized by impaired social interaction and communication, repetitive behavioral patterns, and restricted interests. Many aspects of AS Dare still debatable, with elusive and [....] » Read More
Background and objective: Addressing the recent rise in mental health complaints, this study evaluated the facilitators, barriers, and effects of a 4-month online, multimodal, complementary intervention on the mental and physical health of home-based adults in Europe. [....] » Read More
Introduction: Service-learning (SL) programs in medical schools illustrate one of the number of adult learning principles and practices now used in today’s accredited curriculum that better prepares medical students for working with a variety of patients. AIM: The research [....] » Read More
In an era dominated by industrialization and processed foods, the adage "Traditional is Natural" emphasizes the profound benefits of consuming natural, traditional foods over chemically engineered alternatives. This paper explores the nutritional superiority, health ben [....] » Read More
Malaria continues to wreak havoc in certain countries especially in Africa, where it remains endemic despite therapeutic advances. Effective control of the disease is hampered by the complexity of the parasite's life cycle, drug resistance and the unavailability of prophyla [....] » Read More
In Central Asia, Badakshan region which is geographically located at the junctions of Asia’s mightiest mountain ranges across Tajikistan and Afghanistan, has great biodiversity. The area’s diverse habitats, influenced by various mountain ranges and high altitudes, sup [....] » Read More
Unfortunately, man today finds himself frequently living in states of unhappiness (which, among other things, favor the loss of his health) due to the type of food he takes through the senses. In this way he becomes, moreover, easy prey for unscrupulous people who make him depend [....] » Read More
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Being that the future of medicine is at stake here, it is but immoral and unprofessional not to do anything about it. As a Nutrition Educator and a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, I can initiate how to advocate, educate, collaborate, facilitate, and finally embrace traditional [....] » Read More
A disorder known as dyslipidemia is characterized by harmful, atypical blood lipid content. According to recent research, the number of 15–20% of people in rural areas and 25–30% of those in cities has high cholesterol levels. Numerous serious conditions, such as athe [....] » Read More
Each cell in the human body is essential since it maintains homeostasis and performs several functions, including growth and development. Some lifestyle choices, such as tobacco use, alcohol use, ultraviolet exposure, etc., are well known to increase the risk of cancer developmen [....] » Read More
Title : Change your genes - Change your life: Epigenetics of human longevity
Kenneth R Pelletier, University of California School of Medicine, United States
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Title : Frequency medicine - An ancient wisdom of spiritual healing
Shankerbhai Bhikhubhai Patel, Anand Tapovan, India
Frequency medicine is an emerging field that explores the therapeutic potential of sound, vibration, and electromagnetic frequencies to promote healing and wellness. This concept is deeply rooted in both ancient practices and modern scientific advancements, creating a bridge betw [....] » Read More
Title : Advances in complementary cancer treatments: A naturopathic perspective that encourages the body to heal
Chip Halverson, Selah Natural Medicine, United States
Intro: The roots of Naturopathic Medicine date back thousands of years with influences from many continents. The influence of European Nature Cure principles of drainage is a powerful modality in the practice of medicine. Discuss how to detoxify the body by opening up the emuncto [....] » Read More
Title : Traditional healing: Exploring the ethnomedicine of the Poumai Nagas of Northeast India
Makhriene Veimy, Central University of Haryana, India
This article seeks to examine and ascertain the ethnomedicinal plants utilised by the Poumai Nagas, an indigenous people residing in the North East region of India. This study also sheds light on the traditional medicinal practices employed by the Poumai Naga population, specific [....] » Read More
Title : Growth potential of nutraceuticals in emerging countries like Bangladesh
Md Abu Zafor Sadek, UniMed UniHealth Pharmaceuticals, Bangladesh
Herbs and plants have been used in almost all over the world for therapeutic purposes for thousand years. However, use of herbal medicines began declining since early 19th century when chemical analyses were introduced and scientists started extracting and modifying the active in [....] » Read More
Title : Integrating nguni spiritual healing and biomedical practices in post-COVID-19 architecture: Towards a holistic healthcare centre in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Hlengiwe Mbalenhle Ngubane, Durban University of Technology, South Africa
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, architecture holds the potential to respond by integrating Nguni spiritual healing and Biomedical practices, offering a holistic approach to health and wellness. This research investigates how architecture can bridge the gap between th [....] » Read More
Title : Spatial modeling of asthma prevalence and contributing factors in high-altitude western Himalayan: A geospatial and epidemiological study
Arshad Ahmed, Central University of Haryana, India
Asthma is a major global health challenge, and its impact is particularly pronounced in high-altitude regions, where environmental and socio-cultural factors may play unique roles. This study investigates the prevalence of asthma and its socio-economic, environmental, and behavio [....] » Read More