Ginkgo biloba’s inconsistent effects on mountain sickness
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 Researchers from Mesa State College, in Grand Junction, Colorado used 2 different sources of ginkgo and came to 2 different conclusions. (more…)
Researchers from Mesa State College, in Grand Junction, Colorado used 2 different sources of ginkgo and came to 2 different conclusions. (more…)
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 Researchers from the University of Colorado, in Denver reviewed the evidence.
And they come to a conclusion that could cast doubt on the results of most studies of herbals. (more…)
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 Acute mountain sickness may be caused by oxidative damage that results in leaking cerebrovascular fluid.
Oral antioxidants, didn’t make a difference in this study by researchers in the UK. (more…)
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