Beauty On the Inside and Out
Reducing the effects of aging to look more beautiful is a concern among most people. While plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures like botox and chemical peals offer solutions for some,…
Read & Learn
Essentials of Healthy Living: November 11, 2012
Topic: No More Fatigue Special guest: Jack Challem is a member of the American Society for Nutrition and the best-selling author of more than 20 books, including No More Fatigue,…
Estrogens and Breast Health
Most estrogen is produced by the body and is necessary for normal human function in women and to a lesser extent men. Its main function is to promote cellular growth…
The Role of Naturopathy in Childrens Health
Many parents are often in a position where they have to consider what is the best medical decisions for their child. Breast feed or bottle feed? Vaccinate now or wait?…
Salmon: Wild vs. Farm infographic
Today’s infographic gives a really great over view of what goes into wild and farm bred salmon. While I’m aware that all food these days contain pesticides and chemicals, I…
Essentials of Healthy Living: October 21, 2012
Topic: The Benefits of using Broccoli Seed SGS for Prostate Health Special guest: Dr. Richard Powers, DC is well versed in the fields of biological and functional medicine, clinical nutrition,…
Essentials of Healthy Living: October 14, 2012
Topic: Beyond Mammograms: Comprehensive Breast Cancer Screening Tools Special guest: Dr. Clouatre’s primary research interests are the components of the metabolic syndrome / Syndrome X. [hr] [hr]
Principles of Detoxification
Toxic exposure is an unavoidable consequence of being alive. We are exposed to toxins in polluted air, polluted water, contaminated food, drugs and even from toxic byproducts of normal metabolic…
Essentials of Healthy Living: September 30, 2012
Topic: Pure and clean skin-, hair- and body-care for adults and children Special guest: Jama Russano is General Manager for the Skin Care Division of Thorne Research, Inc. [hr] [hr]
Diabetes Nutrition
The incidence of diabetes (particularly type II) is rapidly on the rise in our great nation. It is closely correlated to growing rates of overweight and obese Americans. Furthermore, the…
Your Brain on Drugs
If you are prescribed any of the medicines on this list, odds are you are at risk for addiction, which is when you take the pills longer than you need…
Ear Infections and Antibiotics
Recent guidelines for pediatricians now recommend that children with suspected ear infections (otitis media) not be given antibiotics right off the bat. The new guidelines suggest that pain management therapies…