The findings in Yuzuri Hara encouraged a Japanese pharmaceutical company to develop first hyaluronic acid pills. That company’s rigorous testing showed that more than 50% of test subjects experienced better eyesight, smoother skin, and decreased fatigue after taking hyaluronic acid oral supplements. Better yet, no known side effects have resulted from taking HA pills.

While benefits of oral hyaluronic acid treatments were first discovered in this Japanese village, they are now recognized world over. Deriving its name from Greek word for glass ("hyalos"), hyaluronic acid promises a clear path towards health and vitality.

The concept that a certain type of alcohol may help deter cancer is novel and, for frequent drinkers, even noble. What liquor patron would ignore this theory? But, still, Dr Swan’s ideas remain untested and there does not exist any known positive link between whiskey and cancer. If there would be something that suggest this is true sometime in future, then it will be considered revolutionary. However, in absence of adequate information at present, whiskey as a deterrent to cancer is a dubious thought. While we all hope and pray that an alternative treatment to cancer will surface soon, this is probably not time to become this optimistic about whiskey’s alleged benefits.

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