Busting all the Heart Health Myths
How many of you have had your doctor tell you that, in the battle against heart disease, you’ve got to eat WHOLE GRAINS? And while
What Happens to Your Body When You Sleep?
Everybody says it; everybody knows it: you’ve got to get enough sleep. 8 hours a day, maybe 9. Definitely no less than 7. It’s drilled
Why You Should Care About Your Glutathione
Coined “The Mother of All Antioxidants” by Mark Hyman, MD, glutathione (GSH) is one of the hottest topics in both natural health and medical circles
The Sleep-Health Connection
I love sleep. My life has the tendency to fall apart when I am awake, you know? – Ernest Hemingway Various articles have been published
The State of Health Today Pt. 4: An Update on What’s New in Health and Nutrition
Sometimes we just have to put several interesting health news items together to save time and space–or they are interesting but not worth an entire
Your Circadian Rhythms
You might have heard the term, Circadian Rhythms, and you might even know that it has something to do with sleep, but really, few people
All About Essential Amino Acids
Most of us have heard the term, amino acids. And it’s reasonable to assume that many of us have a very vague idea of what
Pumpkin Spice… What Is This Stuff Anyway?
It’s October. The next six weeks will be infused with a mysterious concoction: the ubiquitous pumpkin spice. Well to answer the first question, it’s mostly
Don’t Be “Pinkwashed”
It’s October and PINK is starting to show up everywhere! In fact, coming home from the seminar this weekend I saw a “PinkAd” in the
Diabetes is Not a Death Sentence
Imagine this scenario… during a routine annual physical, blood work comes back abnormal and your doctor informs you that you are diabetic (or pre diabetic).
The History of Curing Cancer
Here’s the deal… we figured out how to cure cancer about 100 years ago. Complete acknowledgement of the random person who stumbled on this post
Stress: You Can Call It Like You See It
A doctor has three patients in three different rooms. In the first room, there is a 70-year-old grandmother with 12 grandchildren. In the second room,