Inositol

Inositol is a natural, sweet-tasting compound with a structure similar to sugar. However, unlike sugar, inositol improves blood sugar regulation and may help to treat a number of health problems from hormonal dysregulation to high blood pressure.

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Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA)

Gamma-linolenic acid, or GLA, is an anti-inflammatory fat that may have benefits for a number of different conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis and diabetic neuropathy.

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Natural Treatments for Hot Flashes

Hot flashes are a common menopausal symptom that can significantly reduce a person's quality of life. While standard treatments are available, most have side effects or other risks. Fortunately, a number of natural approaches appear to hold promise for treating menopausal hot flashes.

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Cordyceps Mushrooms

Cordyceps is the zombie mushroom that turns insects into zombies in order to infect more insects. However, cordyceps has also been used for medicinal purposes for many centuries.

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Nickel Toxicity

Nickel is a metal used in numerous applications, including stainless steel alloys and battery production. Skin allergies to nickel are the most common skin allergy and ingesting too much nickel, especially for individuals with nickel skin allergies, can be of concern.

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Grape Seed Extract

Grape seeds are rich in antioxidant compounds that have been studied for a number of different health conditions, including heart disease and tooth decay.

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Ginseng

Ginseng is a revered herb from Chinese medicine. While research is still preliminary, it's starting to flesh out a number of benefits, from increased energy levels to improved mental health.

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Prebiotics

Prebiotics, or fibers that feed "good" bacteria, are often touted for their health benefits. While they may help decrease the risk of some serious diseases, their effects on digestion are more nuanced.

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Lycopene

Red foods rich in lycopene, including tomatoes, watermelon and red peppers may help to reduce the risks for a number of different health conditions including heart disease and certain types of cancer.

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