Health Naturally With Denis Stewart

Denis Stewart discusses where he sees herbs working best.

Some therapies or modalities are based on principles that are not recognised by conventional medicine, but have an established evidence base and have been proven to work for a limited number of health conditions. Denis Stewart discusses the efficacy of complementary medicine, in particular herbal remedies.

Iris diagnosis is a useful method of assessment that offers the potential to expand the physician's understanding of a patient's overall state of health and vitality. Denis Stewart discusses the standardisation in iris diagnosis.

Coffee can help people feel less tired and increase energy levels, That’s because it contains a stimulant called caffeine — the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance in the world. Denis Stewart talks about the benefits of coffee.

Our beloved cup of joe might have a darker side. Denis Stewart discusses new research finding that long-term caffeine intake could exacerbate symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.

Denis Stewart looks at the causes of a runny nose and what can be done about it.

Denis Stewart explains complementary medicine - what it is and what are some of its best uses.

Denis Stewart looks at simple ways to keep your gut healthy, and answers listeners' questions, including on conditions helped by astragalus 8.

The impact of stress on the stomach goes far beyond indigestion. Denis Stewart discusses how stress affects our bodies.

Denis Stewart discusses his three favourite anti-ageing remedies, and answers listeners' questions.

The typical American diet that is high in simple carbohydrates--white flour, salt, and processed food--is aging us. Denis Stewart discusses the concept of using herbs inrelation to aging.

Stinging nettle has gained interest both scientifically and commercially because it is the source of many added-value natural products by exploiting all the plant parts (stem, leaves, roots and seeds). Denis Stewart discusses the potential of stinging nettle (Urtica dioica L.) as a crop with multiple uses.

Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica. L) is a wild, unique herbaceous perennial flowering plant. It has a long history of use as a food sources as a soup or curries, and also used as a fiber as well as a medicinal herb. Denis Stewart discusses the comparison of nutritional properties of Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) flour with wheat and barley flours.

Denis Stewart answers questions from callers and discusses honey.

Denis Stewart looks at changes in herbal medicine, and discusses restless legs and cramps.

Denis Stewart discusses herbs in the light of increasing antibiotic resistance, and answers questions.

Denis Stewart discusses the regulation of herbal medicines in Australia.

Denis Stewart follows the use of evening primrose oil with cyclic mastalgia, atopic eczema and rheumatoid arthritis.

Denis Stewart discusses the use of oil of evening primrose with diabetic neuropathy, and anwers listeners' questions.

Denis Stewart talks about bees and bee-keeping, and answers questions from listeners.