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News Alerts: Week 35, 2019
28 August 2019
Be glass half full to live longer; UK report exposes polypharmacy threat to elderly; More Big Pharma revolving doors exposed; Where food and environmental sustainability meet; Harms from smart devices exposed; Opioid kingpin convicted in USA
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The Personalised Lifestyle Medicine revolution
16 October 2019
Rob Verkerk reflects after his return from the 7th annual international meeting of the Personalized Lifestyle Medicine Institute in Seattle
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News Alerts: Week 34, 2019
21 August 2019
Kids weight loss app! Obesity, cancer & young people; The Monsanto papers; Western diet drives bacteria evolution; AHA science advisory; Fluoride & IQ; Vaping linked to lung disease
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Can natural medicine come to the rescue of antibiotics?
09 October 2019
Pukka Herbs partners with the College of Medicine to kick start an initiative that aims to overcome antimicrobial resistance
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The UK’s NHS: If it’s broke, fix the things that broke it
17 July 2019
ANH-Intl’s Meleni Aldridge blogs about her recent journey with the NHS and explains how it could have been as part of a re-imagined, sustainable health system
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Guest Feature: Bio-identical hormones vs HRT – read this before you decide!
31 July 2019
We ask leading hormonal expert Dr Nyjon Eccles PhD why this therapy which has benefited many thousands of menopausal women is under attack
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Founder's Blog: ‘First, do no harm’: time for reflection on the Hippocratic Oath
24 July 2019
On the back of a new study showing the extent of preventable harms in medicine, Rob Verkerk suggests it’s time for reflection
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Natural health censorship by social media platforms goes into overdrive
17 July 2019
ANH founder Rob Verkerk talks with Kristen Harper on Voice America on unprecedented freedom of speech interference
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Natural, Organic and Vital for 2019!
11 April 2019
Check out our video from 2019 Natural & Organic Products Expo at ExCel in London, 7-8 April
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Dementia – preventable or inevitable?
15 May 2019
ANH-Intl evaluates the scale of the burden caused by escalating rates of dementia and type 3 diabetes