In this issue:

At last, a real answer for skin cancer

Bill Cham, Ph.D., has been pioneering research in Australasia, a part of the world where skin cancers are common. His studies have now been confirmed in international clinical work, leading to the conclusion that a plant extract is highly effective in removing skin cancers and indeed offers the opportunity for a lasting protection against this threat.

Boost your immunity with Biostim

James South, MA, details a unique bacterial extract, one that is in common use in parts of Europe to boost one’s own immunity against infection. Biostim can be used as a simple course, with protection lasting up to a year, thus helping to fend off colds and infections that would have otherwise incapacitated the individual.

Thanks for the memorye

Robert Mason, Ph.D., looks at three related extracts and how they have been used to improve memory and other aging aspects. Whilst each of the extracts in question (Hydergine, Bromocriptine and Nicergoline) are related, their clinical uses are quite differing and broad.

Also in this issue:

The advantages of the Vinca minor plant

Nutritionist Karen Kaufman reminds us about the extract of the Vinca minor plant, the so-called periwinkle and how it has been incorporated as one of the leading stroke treatments of our time. However, Vinpocetine can be much more than that, and offers itself as an antiaging supplement, Karen explains all.

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