All Articles ByShira Dabush (Cohen)

I first encountered the noni fruit (known in Latin as morinda citrifolia) over a decade ago when Israeli entrepreneurs began marketing it as a miracle drink in the country, claiming it could solve a wide range of health issues, from diabetes to muscle degeneration and even various types of cancer. "Fortunately, it worked, and just a few months after Willy started taking noni, there was a significant improvement in his condition."

In Israel, 400,000 individuals are diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes each year. What is Type 2 diabetes, what are its symptoms, how can one detect it, and how can it be managed? Find answers to these on the tip of the needle inside the article.

A South Carolina resident captured a cloud in the shape of an angel, captivating social media over the past week. Even today, people search for spirituality, even if it's unfounded...

Muslims visiting from Turkey were filmed praying on a tallit in the synagogue at Ben Gurion Airport, later stating they were simply looking for a place to pray.

Are your white fabric sneakers looking a little grimy? Before you rush out to grab a new pair for Yom Kippur, try this brilliant tip to make them shine again—you won't be disappointed!

Too hard, too soft, and... oh no - not edible anymore. Avocados have a short shelf life, but how can we maximize our enjoyment of them? The following tip will explain it all.

A recent study reveals surprising findings about the most common surnames in New York State. How does this connect to us? Read on to find out.

Gershon Rawlings, a Ghanaian-born former soldier of the British Army, is suing the UK Ministry of Defense for negligence after suffering irreversible medical damage due to a sudden cold during a military exercise.

Cancer prevention, diabetes and blood pressure regulation, osteoporosis support, and more. Olive leaf therapy, rooted in traditional medicine since biblical times, offers numerous health benefits. Find out how to consume them and their additional advantages in this article.

In late 2015, Ellie Farnfield, a student of alternative medicine and an epilepsy patient, unexpectedly experienced a seizure while on a train to work in London. What happened after that would renew her belief in humanity.

Medical Breakthrough: Researchers from Columbia University reveal that a drug called Ruxolitinib, initially used for a rare disease, shows remarkable results in treating baldness.

Prevent depression, leukemia in children, aid in managing diabetes, and more. Discover how you can ward off numerous diseases by consuming up to two bananas daily.

Julie Apisella's heartfelt post about her daughter Emily, who recently passed away from cancer, amassed 8.5 thousand shares and tens of thousands of views. Released at the start of the year alongside her daughter's photo, the post is a poignant call to action for parents about childhood cancer.

When Bobbi McCaughey discovered she was pregnant, she learned she was expecting not just one, but seven babies. Doctors advised her to abort at least four. "They said the chances of them being born healthy were slim," she recalls. How are the septuplets doing today?

An incredible story takes social media by storm: After being injured twice in the same spot on his arm, an officer's discovery inside a mezuzah saved him physically and spiritually.

Just 22 hours before he was rushed to the hospital after suffering a stroke, former President Shimon Peres released this video, urging Israelis to support locally-made products. "What does 'Made in Israel' mean to you? To me, it means Israeli salad, our wonderful fruits, excellent industry, and advanced high-tech. I'm proud of Israeli industry - a local product gets my like!" he stated.

A touching gesture in the U.S.: 400 high school students from Nashville, Tennessee decided to uplift their teacher, Ben Ellis, after he was recently diagnosed with cancer, which led to his frequent absences from school.

Purchasing online often leads to disappointments like crooked seams or wrong sizes. But a recent incident shared on Reddit takes online shopping horrors to a new level.

Dizziness, migraines, fatigue, and more. Just before winter sets in, and before taking that first 'bite' to satisfy 'hunger,' read these warning signs that show your body is craving more water.

Residents of Norilsk are convinced the red river is a celestial sign, but experts suggest a more straightforward explanation.