This is the message God has placed on Franklin Graham's heart—and he's faithfully shared it around the world.

Dr. Jen Ashton answers viewers’ questions about health and COVID-19.

What do we mean by sinusitis? In our body we have sinuses. Sinuses means hollow spaces, air spaces or empty spaces. When these sinuses get infected, then we call them as sinusitis. The entire mucus membrane in the sinus gets infected. As a result there is a lot of phlegm or mucus production, the patient is unable to breathe and the when these sinuses are filled with infected material, then the patient feels heaviness in the head, severe headache at times. Patient can feel giddiness. Repeated colds and coughs are there. You can take steam vapors with tulasi and eucalyptus oil, then you can drain that fluid out. Don’t allow dirt to get collected in your sinuses. So if you keep on draining it out, the infection will come very minimal. After that try to increase your immunity by having healthy foods. Avoid oily foods, chocolates, fried foods. Try to have only homemade foods so that you can increase your immunity. So in sinusitis, keep your nasal passages clean, see that the causative agent is being drained off. Next is consult Ayurveda to increase your immunity most that your body becomes resistant for the repeated infections and they do not cause any side effects and it is not habitual. It is repeated so that cold, cough will not.

Night leg cramps have got to be one of the most annoying ailments to have. I've heard many patient stories over the years about waking up in the middle of the night due to leg cramps. They don't just complain about the pain but more importantly, how theses interruptions affect their waking lives as well since they are unable to get the sleep they need.

Gastro-esophageal reflux disease or “GERD” affects up to one-third of Americans. It costs the U.S. $10-billion per year to treat, but some patients might not need surgery or drugs to relieve their heartburn. Now, there are five all-natural remedies for GERD.

Herbalists explains the benefits of using a tincture consisting of grapefruit, ginger and onion

Herbalist explains the benefits of using a lemon extract

Herbalist shows you how to rid biofilm from your body using a shot of alcohol mixed with essential oils.

Herbalist demonstrates how to make a healthy syrup alternative

Herbalist shows you how to make a butter oil/ghee with a few enhancements

Herbalist shows you how to mix Sunflower Lecithin with a Liposome for powerful healing effects

Herbalist shows how to make butter using a mixer, blender, and a few other key ingredients.

Herbalist explains how to make an energizing honey for people with tiredness issues

At the 49th Congress of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology held in Washington D.C., October 12-15, Rare Disease Report spoke with Edward Neuwelt, MD of Oregon Health & Science University about the origins of developing sodium thiosulfate as a possible means to protect against chemotherapy-induced hearing loss.

As Dr Neuwelt explains in this video, it was a series of scientific breakthroughs that began with a curious husband trying to understand why his wife lost her hearing following chemotherapy.