What Doctors Don't Tell You - August 2019 (gnv64)

What Doctors Don't Tell You - August 2019
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62 How I beat fibromyalgia
A combination of enzymes, allergy treatment and Chinese medicine helped Karen Charman combat this chronic condition
28 All floxed up
Discover the new risks of antibiotics and what to use instead
56 Natural detox for cancer
DrNasha Winters and Jess Higgins Kelley offer the best foods to help you detox carcinogens
49 Alternative treatment for gallstones
Find out how to reduce your risk of gallbladder surgery with these all-natural solutions
46 Treat morning sickness without drugs
Science-backed ways to beat nausea and vomiting naturally
NEWS
8 News
Raspberries for breakfast can prevent diabetes; Wi-Fi and cell phone waves are reducing male fertility?
Drug news
Statins aren't working for 50 percent of patients, antibiotics raise heart disease risk
NEWS FOCUS
20 Bad fats and bad facts
Cholesterol-lowering statins are some ofthe most successful drugs ever— and new studies that show they don't work won't spoil the party
26 Splashing the plastic
Why bottled mineral water may not be quite as healthy for you as you think
HEALTHY LIVING
40 Muscle memory
Charlotte Watts shares her simple moves to wake up forgotten muscles and avoid pain and discomfort
FAMILY HEALTH
53 Turning the worm
Holistic vet Rohini Sathish shares her top 1O tips for treating ringworm naturally in dogs and cats
ALTERNATIVES
72 The truth about...fragrance
Fragrance is added to everything from toilet cleaner to children's toys. Here's what you need to know
HEALTHY SHOPPING
14 Waste not
Cut down on your single-use waste with these plastic-free beauty and personal care products
REGULARS
7 Readers'letters
23 The politics of health
We need to act now to stop the 5G roll-out, says Rob Verkerk
80 Practitioner directory
Listings for complementary and alternative practitioners in the UK
81 Resources and coming next month
Find out more about the topics covered in this issue and what's in store for the next
82 The last word
Bryan Hubbard comments on the new movement to take people off prescription drugs