Amazing Medical Discovery: Transfusions of Young Blood Appear to Rejuvenate the Elderly

Looks like vampire movies are on to something. So far, it's just mice.


'Human history-altering newsflash: Scientists have demonstrated that injections of youthful blood carry semi-magical, rejuvenating qualities--at least for gray-whiskered mice. The researchers believe that the same might hold true for humans, suggesting that diseases like Alzheimer’s and indeed aging itself might be prevented through the transfusion of the youth’s vigorous lifeblood.'


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Olive Oil Boosts The Function of Blood Vessels, But Beware Of The Source

'These days, we must be very cautious of the type of olive oil we purchase since the largest majority use fillers and many are not olive oil at all. However, there is no doubting the benefits of quality olive oil to our cardiovascular system and health. Supplementing the diet with olive oil may improve the function of cells lining blood vessels in people with atherosclerosis, says a new study from the US and Italy.'

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10 Health Benefits of Cold Showers

'How many of us can actually say that we take regular cold showers? If you're from a colder climate, the number is likely to be even less. However, cold showers and baths have a long history in many cultures, and for good reason. Vincenz Priessnitz, a farmer in the 1920s, developed and marketed a medical treatment he called hydrotherapy.


He sold the concept of using cold water to cure a long list of aliments, and achieved almost instant success. As the 20th century moved along however, the popularity of hydrotherapy began to decline and falter when medical professionals began to rely more on drugs to treat illnesses and the luxury of hot showers began to increase. However, the use of hydrotherapy as a viable medical treatment never completely stopped. Here are 10 of the many reasons why:'




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Is ‘Blood Stagnation’ Making You Ill?

'We all know that blood circulates in our bodies. But what you may not
know is that aside from being a vital nutrient substance blood can also
be a cause of pain in the body. One of the ways blood causes pain is
when it becomes “stagnant.” That is, locations where blood becomes
“static” (e.g., sluggish) in the organs and tissues.




The following list of common ailments related to the quality of
blood, paints a picture of how many different issues are related to the
quality of our blood.'



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