Will this tuberculosis drug cure Parkinson's?

A few years ago I reported on an unusual cure for a toxin-induced form of Parkinson's disease. The mineral manganese, like its cousin iron, is toxic when in excess. It can accumulate in key neurons. Interestingly, it impairs those cells' ability to excrete iron! The metals literally rust away the affected cells. What's interesting is that manganese workers can get symptoms identical to Parkinson's.

When flossing isn't enough — new drinks that might stop gum disease

Are your gums receding? Do they bleed when you floss? Has your dentist said you have gum disease? If so, he probably didn't tell you this simple way to fight it.

Simply drink a good probiotic. That's right! There are now probiotic drinks on the market that can help you fight gum disease. A new study shows just how effective they can be.

When your genes make you hate exercise, here's what to do

Many people hate to exercise. If you're one of them, I showed you last week one reason for your extreme dislike of exercise. It could be in your genes. In other words, your hatred of exercise could be genetic.