Turn a glass of water into a natural remedy

More and more people around the world are turning their attention to bioelectromagnetic-based therapies, a type of complementary and alternative medicine that uses electromagnetic fields such as low-frequency pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) to help manage various conditions. This post reviews a 2013 publication titled “Influence of Electromagnetic Signal of Antibiotics Excited by Low-Frequency Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields on Growth of Escherichia coli” by Y.-L. Ke et al. wherein the authors looked at the effect of PEMFs coupled with the electromagnetic signal of antibiotics on the growth rate of E. coli.

Ananda More, a registered homeopath, introduces her recent documentary and Homeopathic Guide to 2020 that you can download.

Have you ever listened to a piece of music that made you feel better? If so, then, you already know the benefits of sound. Sound therapy, often called sound healing, has been used for centuries to help with many ailments. For instance, the ancient Greek civilization used music as an effort to treat mental disorders, and throughout history, sound has been used to help people be more productive and creative as well as improve morale. Today, many people use sound healing as a means to help with physical, emotional, and psychological health. In this post, we will look at the benefits of sound therapies for health, which are supported by science.