Mistletoe extract helps treat colon cancer
Australian scientists said that mistletoe extract may support chemotherapy or a chemotherapy alternative to treating colon cancer, according to UPI.
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Australian scientists said that mistletoe extract may support chemotherapy or a chemotherapy alternative to treating colon cancer, according to UPI.
The venom of one of the most unique snakes in the world can be used to prepare a new line of painkillers, superior to those currently on the market, according to a new s…
Max Planck Institute (Germany) has found a new way to extract artemisinin acid to increase the production efficiency of antimalarial drugs by 4 times normal from sweet w…
THX reported that the Max Planck Research Association said on January 17 that researchers in Germany have found a cost-effective and cost-effective way to synthesize ant…
Scientists from the Vietnam Chemical Society have succeeded in extracting and purifying mannitol from termite fungi to produce brain edema drugs, brain injury.
Essential oils extracted from coriander seeds can be used to treat many diseases such as food poisoning and diseases caused by MRSA - Portuguese scientists said.
After many experiments, Israeli scientists found that the extract of CEppt in cinnamon can slow the development of Alzheimer's disease.
After discovering New Choice Foods company imported from Triko Foods Co.LTD (Taiwan), the opaque additive, the authorities have seized and sealed 100kg of this additive…
Canadian researchers have found a way to industrially produce artemisinin, the main component of the most effective antimalarial drugs available today.
Scientists extracted DNA in the blood of a Japanese male, then successfully mapped the genome map for five months.
Curcumin - the main active ingredient extracted from yellow turmeric can prolong human life because it contains all substances ...
Iranian scientists have successfully produced Interferon-Gamma, a basic substance to fight cancer, using herbal extracts.
Scientists have discovered a group of compounds that naturally produce steroids in pomegranate seeds that can be used to stimulate uterine contractions.
Health experts in Canada are considering using genetically modified soybeans to produce Omega-3 fatty acids.
Every day Matthew Hudson uses a piece of chocolate with green tea essence and lets it dissolve in his mouth.