Nutraceuticals and neuropathic pain: role and benefits

How dietary supplements support traditional therapies Nutraceuticals arise from the intersection of nutrition and pharmacology and include substances of food origin with biologically beneficial effects on health. In recent years, their use has expanded in the treatment of neuropathic pain, especially as a support to traditional pharmacological therapies. The main objective is to improve pain…

A New Ally for Perimenopause

Shatavari and Perimenopause: What the Clinical Study Reveals Perimenopause is a physiological transition that can last several years, marked by irregular menstrual cycles, hot flashes, sleep disturbances, and mood changes. For many women, this phase represents a daily challenge. However, scientific research continues to identify new natural solutions, including Asparagus racemosus (Shatavari), an Ayurvedic herb…

Medicinal plants and children’s mental health

Natural remedies for anxiety, sleep, and concentration in pediatric age In recent years, interest in medicinal plants to support children’s mental well-being has grown rapidly. Anxiety, agitation, attention difficulties, sleep disorders, and mood alterations are increasingly common in pediatric age and often do not reach the clinical threshold for a true pharmacological treatment. In these…

Fertilifast for Male Infertility: Clinical Study

An effective treatment to improve sperm quality and fertility Male infertility is an increasingly common condition and accounts for about 50% of couple infertility causes. It manifests as a reduced reproductive capacity, often caused by insufficient sperm production or alterations in their quality (motility, morphology, concentration). In this scenario, specific products, like Fertilifast, are gaining…

Flavonoids and Chronic Liver Diseases

Mechanisms of Action against NAFLD/NASH and Liver Fibrosis Chronic liver diseases (CLDs)—ranging from steatosis to fibrosis and cirrhosis—remain a clinical challenge due to the limited availability of effective and well-tolerated treatments. A review published in Molecules (March 11, 2025) compiles preclinical evidence on three key natural compounds: baicalein, galangin, and isorhamnetin. The underlying theme is…