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Conquering the Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

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Since its discovery in 1928 by the Scottish scientist named Sir Ian Fleming, doctors have been prescribing penicillin to patients for the cure of everything from minor infections to life-threatening diseases. In medical terms, penicillin is classified as an antibiotic. An antibiotic is a chemical compound that inhibits or abolishes the growth of microorganisms such … Read more

The top 3 reasons for losing your hair

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According to scientists, there are three causes of alopecia in either men or women. Too much DHT Pseudo-oestrogen chemicals Lack of vital nutrients DHT Free testosterone is broken down into DHT (a more potent form of testosterone). This chemical binds to the hair follicle receptors blocking vital nutrients from accessing the hair. The hair becomes … Read more