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Fred Fletcher
Are Drinking Water Myths Making Us Sick?
by Fred Fletcher
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Access to germ-free and unpolluted water has always been important. Most people know that. People know, for example, that contagious, microorganism-induced diseases were often the main cause of death before the 1900s. They also probably know that water (as in the case of cholera, malaria, Schistosomiasis, Shigellosis, etc.) was often the medium that these microorganisms needed or used to spread themselves... 8/10/2016 7:00:00 AM
Joel Fuhrman, M.D.
Smart Choices Needed to Prevent and Reverse Gestational Diabetes
by Joel Fuhrman, M.D.
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Non-diabetic women who have higher than normal blood sugar levels during pregnancy are referred to as having gestational diabetes. In the vast majority of women who have this condition, there are no symptoms of diabetes, and the diabetes usually goes away after the baby is born. But the condition does carry risks for both the mother and the baby, so it is wise to learn how to help avoid this pregnancy... 8/4/2016 8:27:16 PM
Anthony Alayon
How to Decode Your Favorite Fruits and Veggies to Determine if They Contain Harmful Pesticides
by Anthony Alayon
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We all know that plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables in our diet is healthy for us long term as the nutrients and vitamins they provide are essential for our bodies and we tend to feel better when eating such a diet as well. However, not all fruit and vegetables are the same, with pressure to produce volumes, many non-organic farmers use pesticides of all kinds to keep their crops healthy and kill... 8/4/2016 7:00:00 AM
Eiman Al Zaabi
You Don't Have to Quiet Your Mind
by Eiman Al Zaabi
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Your brain is marvelously sophisticated at perceiving, labeling, and recalling information. You use this information to do countless diverse and demanding tasks: to create a new business, plan your errands, and remember to call a friend on her birthday. However, the ultimate spiritual purpose of your brain – and its conscious phenomenon, the mind – is to find the answers to your most pressing questions... 8/2/2016 4:00:00 AM
Judy Lawrence
What Can Nature Teach Us About Our Money?
by Judy Lawrence
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Nature has an interesting way of teaching and inspiring. What if nature’s lessons could inspire how you manage your household budget? Let’s take a look.Nature’s Lessons:1. Zero WasteIn nature there is no waste. Take a walk in a forest. Observe the new growth sprouting out of old rotting tree trunks. Nature has a purpose and use for everything. Could you move toward a zero waste household with your... 8/1/2016 9:00:00 PM
Melissa Davidson
To Quit Smoking, Think Outside the Pack
by Melissa Davidson
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Any smoker will tell you there’s nothing like that first drag of the day. The buzz goes straight to your head. With one puff, nicotine latches onto receptors in the brain and dopamine is released. Dopamine makes us feel pleasure. The more you smoke, the more nicotine receptors sprout up through the brain cells. When you try to quit, you aren’t getting that hit of dopamine at regular intervals, which... 7/22/2016 7:00:00 AM
Nhi Nguyen
Top 10 Foot Surgeries to Avoid
by Nhi Nguyen
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At times, your feet seem to be small and simple parts of your body, but that’s no reason to neglect them. When comparing them to “vital” organs (like the heart, brain, liver, lungs) that serve your body in numerous ways, your feet seem to simply be just a piece of flesh and bones for walking. However, it’s important to understand the complicated structure within your foot because it can be susceptible... 7/15/2016 7:00:00 AM
Robert Parmer
An Unexpected Health Risk Associated with Marijuana
by Robert Parmer
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While it’s obviously still illegal in most parts of the US, there’s been several promising breakthroughs in cannabis med tech in the last couple of years. Cannabis is being used for experimental treatments of diseases like Epilepsy and is gaining traction as a source of alternative pain relief as well.Furthermore, the cannabis industry in general is at turning point. It’s a pinnacle moment is history... 7/14/2016 4:55:37 PM
Margaret Paul
Managing Challenging Families
by Margaret Paul
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Sometimes the most loving act, both for yourself and for others, is to disengage from an abusive family relationship. This can eventually lead to some healing.We all know that families can be very challenging!Angie grew up in a family where she was the caretaker. The oldest of four, Angie was the only member of her family capable of deep caring, empathy and compassion. As a result, she was always attempting... 7/14/2016 7:00:00 AM
Jacqueline Hatch
Granny Hair: A Positive Trend Toward Aging or a Passing Fad?
by Jacqueline Hatch
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Young girls have recently been dyeing their hair various shades of gray in response to a growing fad they call “granny hair”. The result is surprising and stunning all at once, and the popularity of this trend has led many to consider whether or not this represents a shift toward a positive view of aging in America. As a Bay Area gerontologist pointed out, “This trend is remarkable because it runs... 7/14/2016 7:00:00 AM
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