Bone Broth—The Broth of Champions
Don’t take our word for it; take it from one of our generation’s most celebrated and successful athletes. During the 2013 season, Kobe’s Lakers were
The Best Ways to Prepare Fruits, Vegetables and Chicken
Eating healthy food is one thing. Preparing and storing it in a healthy way is another. It’s a one-two punch that, if adhered to, will
A Diet Superior to Paleo Diet
Ten years ago sugar wasn’t even on the radar as a harmful substance. Back then, health officials weren’t thinking about the significance of sugar consumption
Restoring Your Innate Flow
A man turns on his tap, only to discover no water is coming out. He calls his neighbor, a medical doctor, who knows little about
Lack of Sleep Can Make You Fat
You Snooze, You Lose After crunching the numbers on more than 1,000 participants in a study, researchers found that roughly eight hours of sleep correlates
The Lamborghini Veneno & Your Health
It’s a beautiful car, isn’t it? I know what you are thinking: What does the Lamborghini Veneno have to do with my health? I promise you,
FDA to Ban This Lethal Ingredient
In a pleasantly surprising bit of news, the U.S. is now the 9th fattest country in the world. That’s down from number 2 in 2013
What Does Your Checkbook Say About Your Health?
You can choose to subsidize your illness -or- You can invest in your wellness. Chances are you are like most Americans when it comes to
Study Shows Medical Research Is Flawed
Over the last few years, research scientists reviewed the results of more than 50 “landmark” cancer studies. The goal of the review was to double-check
Antibiotic Mania Sweeps the Nation!
Antibiotics were prescribed in an estimated 60% of ambulatory sore throat visits across the U.S. from 1997 through 2010 — greatly exceeding the 10% of
A Cancer Killers Diet – Small Adjustments and Lasting Payoff
The foods we put into our grocery carts affect far more than just our waistline. Choosing plays a lifelong role in the health of our
A Cancer Killers Story
Too often a person’s struggle with cancer ends with sadness rather than celebration. Looking at the statistics alone can even make you numb: 1 out