Marcia Dixon Medical Herbalist

05/04/2021

Worth a listen for anyone planning to have a baby, pregnant or in interested in the effect of certain chemicals on human reproduction.

Dr Shanna Swan has spent more than 20 years examining how chemicals in plastics are causing our fertility to decline – and what we can do about it

05/07/2020

Paul Garner, professor of infectious diseases at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, discusses his experience of having covid-19 In mid March I developed covid-19. For almost seven weeks I have [...]More...

03/28/2019

More evidence showing the microbes in your gut impact how you feel. What you eat affects your microbes, your mood, how much energy you have and all kinds of other physiological functions. What do you eat that makes you feel good?

'There is no limit really on what aspects of emotion could be modulated by the microbiome'

01/15/2019

Benefits of seeing a Medical Herbalist

12/10/2018

One of the pillars of health 🙂

12/02/2018

Something to be aware about.

A lack of detailed information about Essure, a permanent birth control implant, and the adverse reactions women were having to it, put some women's health in jeopardy, a CBC News/Fifth Estate investigation found. The investigation also found that Health Canada, which is responsible for regulating me...

07/30/2018

Rosemary as a traditional herb could be used to boost prospective and retrospective memory, reduce anxiety and depression, and improve sleep quality in university students.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29389474

02/12/2018

Chronic rhinosinusitis is a common disease which causes persisting inflammatory conditions of one or more sinuses. This study was designed to evaluate the effect of thyme honey nasal spray as an...

02/09/2018

We are conducting a study to determine if f***l microbiota transplantation will improve depression symptoms for patients with bipolar disorder when it is used along with approved medication.

10/20/2017

Herbal relevance continues to grow in the area of treating antibiotic resistant infections.

A one thousand year old remedy for eye infection from a manuscript in the British Library has been found to kill the modern superbug MRSA.