Therapies & Treatments Articles

Binge eating disorder (BED) sufferers experience regular binge eating without major compensatory behaviors like self-initiated vomiting and too much exercise. Home treatments and therapies are also effective when added to professional treatments of BED.

Even after you beat a disease like cancer, you can still be plagued by anemia. Here are ten ways to increase red blood cell counts and increase hemoglobin levels even without taking EPO.

Vitamins, as we all know, are vital, but some of us don't have the ability to make the enzymes needed to use the B vitamin folic acid. For us, there is a safe, effective, inexpensive, and side effect free supplement called methylfolate.

Cholesterol medications are almost universally prescribed, but smart natural interventions for lowering cholesterol naturally have advantages for most people (just not all).

Apple cider vinegar — as a common food product — didn't need to undergo rigorous testing before it could be sold, yet some suggest that it can be used as an alternative cancer treatment. Does that claim hold up to scrutiny, or is it quackery?

Most people don't suffer side effects of statin medications. But for those who do, cholesterol lowering diets can make them work, just not in the ways you might expect.

Whether you need chronic insomnia treatment or sleeplessness is only an occasional problem, there are herbs that can help. Here are three herbs and an herbal formula that are safe, effective, and reliable aids for getting to sleep.

When suffering through your chronic insomnia, many medications are available but can also be linked tolerance. Fear not, there are a number of great OTC pills to consider that will not lead to the same type of dependence.

Depression is defined as a mental illness when the feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and despair persist and obstruct a person’s ability to function normally.

Many people are excited about the relaxation of state laws regarding the use of marijuana for medical purposes. However, federal law prohibits the prescription, possession and sale of marijuana, which is classified as a Schedule I controlled substance.