<![CDATA[New Medical Frontiers, Inc. - Blog]]>Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:54:34 -0400Weebly<![CDATA[KNOW HEALTH SUPPORT OF CANTALOUPE?]]>Sun, 19 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMThttps://www.newmedicalfrontiers.com/blog/know-health-support-of-cantaloupeCantaloupe melons can comprehensively support our health. Not only but with special reference to heart failure and prevention of more than half a dozen types of cancer. As documented in this blog with international research support. 

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND

​Cantaloupe melon which goes also by names of
- mush melon
- Persian melon
- rock melon
is rich in
- vitamins
- minerals
- antioxidants
and other nutrients like potassium, etc.
 
Therefore, a highly powerful nutrition for our health.
 
As demonstrated by following
​

​LIFESTYLE PATTERN – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED
 

Like

  • Cancer prevention
 
With special reference to
- breast cancer
- prostate cancer
- leukemia
- cervical cancer
- ovarian cancer
  
According to research at, inter alia,
- International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) in Pahang, Malaysia  

Also

  • Hair and Skin support
 
I.e. promotion of hair growth and avoiding hair loss.
 
With nutrients in cantaloupe like, inter alia,
- vitamins A/B/C/E
- folate
- selenium
- iron
- zinc  

As based on research at, inter alia, the
- Charite University in Germany’s capital Berlin  

Since cantaloupe melons are also rich in water, they are powerful in fiber, avoiding constipation and accordingly, are supporting

  • Hydration
 
Not to overlook

  • Blood pressure management
 
With cantaloupe’s rich content of vitamin C and potassium.
 
Supporting heart health and cut down of blood pressure.
 
According to research in the U.S. at
- American Heart Association (AHA)
   &
​- U.S. Department of Agriculture

 
IN A NUTSHELL
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Cantaloupe melons can comprehensively support our health. Not only but with special reference to heart failure and prevention of more than half a dozen types of cancer. As documented in this blog with international research support. 
]]><![CDATA[WHICH FOOD BENEFICIAL FOR YOUR SKIN?]]>Sun, 12 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMThttps://www.newmedicalfrontiers.com/blog/which-food-beneficial-for-your-skin5693471​Nutrition is not only an issue of happy taste and satiety. More than that it can also be very helpful for our health, in terms of mental and physical impact. Like support for our skin, as comprehensively documented in this blog.  Read on to learn about deyails.    

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND
 

​Needless to stress that healthy (balanced) diet is of basic benefit for our health. Round-up physically and mentally.
 
This implies that in fact healthy diet is also a type of natural medication.
 
Health of skin being no exception.
 
That’s why we shall focus on specific

​FOOD IMPLICATIONS – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED

Supporting the health of our skin.
 
Let’s start with
 
  • Almonds
 
These are rich in unsaturated fatty acids and equally in vitamin E.
 
On this basis the help against skin wrinkles like on the face.
 
According to academic research in the U.S. at, inter alia,
 - California State University in Sacramento
- University of California-Davis in Sacramento
- California Northstate University in Sacramento as well
- Southern Illinois University in Springfield, Illinois 

Similar to
 
  • Sunflower seeds
 
Rich in vitamin E as well.
 
Helpful for wound healing and other skin diseases.
 
As based on research at, inter alia,
- Nanjing Agricultural University in Nanjing, China&
- Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand 

Similar to
 
  • Avocados
 
Because of their contents of vitamin E and healthful fats.
 
With reference to research at, inter alia,
- University of California in Los Angeles, USA 

Going ahead with
 
  • Fat fish
 
I.e. cold water fish like salmon, herring or sardines.
 
Being rich of omega-3 fatty acids for the benefit of skin by helping against inflammation.
 
Like in cases of
- ultraviolet radiation skin damage
- eczema
- psoriasis 

Even more – against skin cancer
 
According to research at, inter alia
- University of Occupational and Environmental Health in Kitakyushu, Japan
- University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia
- University of Belgrade in Belgrade, Serbia 

  • Olive oil
 
This is most beneficial for skin wound healing.
 
As based on research at, inter alia, the
- University of Granada in Granada, Spain
 
  • Soybeans
 
Inter alia the the part of isoflavones in soybeans are beneficial to a certain degree in terms of
- wrinkles
- skin hydration
- hyperpigmentation
- acne
 
According to research in California/USA at, inter alia,
- University of California-Davis in Sacramento
- Touro University in Vallejo&
- University of South Florida in Tampa 

Not to overlook
 
  • Green tea
 
With its anti-inflammatory power in terms of eczema and beneficial in terms of psoriasis with respect to
- dermatitis
- spider veins
- warts
- sunburn
- redness/discoloration
&
- visible signs of aging 

Based on research at, inter alia,
- Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China
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IN A NUTSHELL

Nutrition is not only an issue of happy taste and satiety. More than that it can also be very helpful for our health, in terms of mental and physical impact. Like support for our skin, as comprehensively documented in this blog.     
 
]]><![CDATA[WHICH FOOD BENEFICIAL FOR YOUR SKIN?]]>Sun, 12 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMThttps://www.newmedicalfrontiers.com/blog/which-food-beneficial-for-your-skin9980896Nutrition is not only an issue of happy taste and satiety. More than that it is can also be very helpful for our health, in terms of mental and physical impact. Like support for our skin, as comprehensively documented in this blog.  Read on to learn about details.​   

THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND
 

​Needless to stress that healthy (balanced) diet is of basic benefit for our health. Round-up physically and mentally.
 
This implies that in fact healthy diet is also a type of natural medication.
 
Health of skin being no exception.
 
That’s why we shall focus on specific

FOOD IMPLICATIONS – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED

Supporting the health of our skin.
 
Let’s start with
 
  • Almonds
 
These are rich in unsaturated fatty acids and equally in vitamin E.
 
On this basis the help against
- skin wrinkles like on the face.  

According to academic research in the U.S. at, inter alia,
- California State University in Sacramento
- University of California-Davis in Sacramento
- California Northstate University in Sacramento
as well
- Southern Illinois University in Springfield, Illinois  

Similar to
 
  • Sunflower seeds
 
Rich in vitamin E as well.
 
Helpful for wound healing and other skin diseases.
 
As based on research at, inter alia,
- Nanjing Agricultural University in Nanjing, China            
   &
- Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand  

Similar to
 
  • Avocados
 
Because of their contents of vitamin E and healthful fats.
 
With reference to research at, inter alia,
- University of California in Los Angeles, USA  

Going ahead with
 
  • Fat fish
 
I.e. cold water fish like salmon, herring or sardines.
 
Being rich of omega-3 fatty acids for the benefit of skin by helping against inflammation.
 
Like in cases of
- ultraviolet radiation skin damage
- eczema
- psoriasis  

Even more – against skin cancer
 
According to research at, inter alia
- University of Occupational and Environmental Health in Kitakyushu, Japan
- University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia
- University of Belgrade in Belgrade, Serbia
 
  • Olive oil
 
This is most beneficial for skin wound healing.
 
As based on research at, inter alia, the
- University of Granada in Granada, Spain
 
  • Soybeans
 
Inter alia the the part of isoflavones in soybeans are beneficial to a certain degree in terms of
- wrinkles
- skin hydration
- hyperpigmentation
- acne  

According to research in California/USA at, inter alia,
- University of California-Davis in Sacramento
- Touro University in Vallejo
&
- University of South Florida in Tampa  

Not to overlook
 
  • Green tea
 
With its anti-inflammatory power in terms of eczema and beneficial in terms of psoriasis with respect to
- dermatitis
- spider veins
- warts
- sunburn
- redness/discoloration
&- 
- visible signs of aging
 
Based on research at, inter alia,
- Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China  

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