Allison DeMajistre
Allison DeMajistre, BSN, RN, CCRN is a freelance medical writer for The Epoch Times. She is a registered nurse who previously worked in critical care. She specializes in cardiology-related topics.
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Experts Question Study Linking Intermittent Fasting to Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Death
An observational study in China linked eight-hour, time-restricted eating to a 91 percent higher risk of cardiovascular death, yet experts say not so fast.
Compound Found in Broccoli Could Help Dissolve Blood Clots and Prevent Stroke
Sulforaphane, a natural chemical found in broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables, could potentially revolutionize the treatment of stroke.
Ashwagandha: An Ayurvedic Herb With Unexpected Benefits
While primarily known to help the body adapt to stress and anxiety, ashwagandha may also protect the brain, increase endurance, and improve sexual function.
Medicinal Mushrooms: Cordyceps, Reishi, and Lion’s Mane
The medicinal mushroom market is booming. Three of the most popular mushrooms have remarkable therapeutic potential to improve health.
Resveratrol: A Powerful Polyphenol That Slows Cellular Aging
As one of the most researched antioxidant nutraceuticals, resveratrol has the potential to fight cancer, protect the heart and brain, and increase longevity.
Gymnema Sylvestre May Help Control Blood Sugar and Sugar Cravings
Used in Ayurvedic medicine for nearly 2,000 years, this powerful herb may be an effective adjunct to Type 2 diabetes management.
Trending Supplements With Surprising Potential
In this series, we’ll explore the science behind some popular yet promising supplements to help you decide if they’re right for you.
Beyond Marketing Hype: 4 Key Reasons to Take Supplements
With so many options, each promising a unique health benefit, knowing how to identify marketing hype has become essential to choosing quality supplements.
Methylene Blue: A Powerful Antioxidant That Repairs Aging Skin and Improves Brain Health
Studies show methylene blue can revitalize aging skin and improve brain function by targeting depleted mitochondria.
Exercise May Be ‘The Most Important Medicine’ for COVID-19: Study
New evidence suggests that exercise should be a first-line strategy in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 and long COVID.
