Two Grapefruit a Day May Just Keep the Dentist Away March 20, 2006
Scientists in Germany have discovered that the vitamin C in grapefruit can significantly reduce the gum bleeding and inflammation associated with periodontal disease. Read On
Natural Response – Sound advice is never outdated March 1, 2006
Q: I was very interested to learn that Adelle Davis started you on your path to nutrition and healing.
Clinical Tip 135 – Food for thought March 1, 2006
It’s been known for more than 70 years that a severe deficiency of niacin, a form of vitamin B3, can lead to dementia in a relatively short period of time. But now we know that for some people, even a slight deficiency over a much longer time period could have the same devastating effects.
Put your cells to the test-and put your mind at ease March 1, 2006
When you hear about folic acid, it’s typically in regard to pregnancy and preventing birth defects. And while that is extremely important, I want to make sure that the rest of us don’t overlook its significance in our health and vitality as well.
Bio-identical hormones (and 3 other ways) to beat the odds of developing Alzheimer’s March 1, 2006
Just because you don’t have a family history of the disease doesn’t necessarily mean you have a “Get out of jail free” card when it comes to Alzheimer’s. In fact, according to a 1989 Harvard-affiliated hospital study of 3,623 older individuals, 47.2 percent of everyone over 85 years old had “probable” Alzheimer’s disease.1 That’s nearly half! A dismal prospect, at best.
Good Oral Hygiene Can Help In The Prevention Of Heart Disease February 6, 2006
It’s a fact: Good oral hygiene can be just as important as exercise and a healthy diet in the prevention of heart disease. Read On
Escape Winter Doldrums with LaStone Massage January 12, 2006
Looking for a way to shake free of the winter doldrum? If a vacation at a tropical resort is out, than here's another way to escape: LaStone massage. Read On
Part 4: The nutritionally oriented physical exam – Advice that will give you a leg up in taking control of your health January 1, 2006
In the final part of your nutritionally oriented physical exam, lets start by checking out your stomach. I’m going to gently tap on your abdomen. Listen carefully, and you’ll hear that sometimes the taps sound hollow, and sometimes they sound like dull thuds. The hollow sounds indicate gas trapped in the stomach or intestines. Yes, its true that you could have gas because of what you ate last night, but the location and quantity of the gas can be clues to more serious problems.
A sweet remedy may get rid of diarrhea December 29, 2005
Don't get me wrong. I'm a big fan of chocolate (that holiday gift box of assorted truffles is almost gone). And I'm all for any study that says eating it is a good idea. But eating dark chocolate to get rid of diarrhea? Read On
Preventing hair thinning December 27, 2005
No woman I know would be overjoyed to find her hair thinning. But it is estimated that one in five American women live with this problem every day. Read On
Atypical depression is very common December 22, 2005
Despite its name, atypical depression is a very common form of the disease. Read On
Exceeding the recommended dose may be risky December 19, 2005
Exceeding the recommended dose may be risky Buyer beware A neighbor and I were out walking the other day when Read On
Vitamin D might help ward off gingivitis December 12, 2005
Vitamin D might help ward off gingivitis Smile at the sun Vitamin D is essential for good health, but did Read On
Strenghten your vein and improve your circulation December 5, 2005
In addition to lifestyle changes such as weight loss and exercise, these natural herbal medicines can offer relief by strengthening your veins and improving your circulation. Read On
The patent medicine osteoporosis remedy that kills bone cells—and the all-natural alternatives that save them December 1, 2005
A few months ago at the Tahoma Clinic I visited with a man—let’s call him Derek—who had been diagnosed with Read On
Clinical Tip 134 – Cut your risk of kidney stones down to (almost) nothing no prescription required December 1, 2005
I’m no longer amazed by the advice given today by mainstream medical doctors on preventing the most common type of kidney stones (the calcium oxalate variety)but I am still disappointed. Some doctors say to cut back on dietary and supplemental calcium, even more counsel their patients to reduce calcium and salt and to drink lots more water. A few even give prescriptions for diuretics. None of this is necessary (or helpful for that matter). Yet the mainstream seems to be turning a blind eye to methods clearly proven to help.
Speak out for your health care freedom December 1, 2005
Diet, exercise, vitamins, minerals, botanicals, and other natural substances are all necessary for optimizing your health and treating illness. Close attention to politics is just as important. Over several generations, attention to healthcare politics has fallen by the wayside for many people. As a result, various layers of government (especially los Federales) now dictate to us what health care we may and may not have.
Part 3: The nutritionally oriented physical exam – How noticing the smallest details can make a big difference in your health December 1, 2005
In our nutritionally oriented physical exam, we’ve covered everything from the top of your head down to the tips of your fingers. Now lets talk about how to deal with the painful condition of arthritis.
The patent medicine osteoporosis remedy that kills bone cells and the all-natural alternatives that save them December 1, 2005
A few months ago at the Tahoma Clinic I visited with a man, lets call him Derek, who had been diagnosed with early osteoporosis. He had heard of the connection between good testosterone levels and healthy bones, and he wanted to have his levels checked to see if he should try supplementing with this hormone.
Lower your risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis November 25, 2005
Did you know that the carrots and squash gracing many dinner tables today can lower your risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis? Read On
Prebiotics may reduce teenagers risk for developing osteoporosis November 21, 2005
We all know that the years when teens are least likely to eat right are the ones in which their need for calcium soars, leaving many teenagers at risk for developing osteoporosis later in life. Read On
Gluten-Sensitivity November 7, 2005
Awareness of gluten-sensitivity seems to be getting better. In fact, several major restaurant chains, including Outback Steakhouse, P.F. Chang's, Legal Sea Foods, and Carrabba's Italian Grill, are now offering gluten-free menus. Read On
Clinical Tip 133: The mineral cream that helps you rub away tough spasms November 1, 2005
Most of us, at one point or another, have experienced muscle cramps or spasms. Typically, they’re caused by a mineral deficiency and can be easily relieved by eating more potassium-, magnesium-, and calcium-rich foods or by taking supplements containing these minerals. Occasionally, vitamin E (as mixed tocopherols) is necessary too.
Part 2: The nutritionally oriented physical exam – Natural ways to bring your health a head (and arm) above the rest November 1, 2005
Last month, we started our nutritionally oriented physical exam and managed to get from the top of the head to the mouth. As you probably noticed, an exam like this can take quite some time much longer than the kind of physical you’re probably used to. But this kind of in-depth attention is what your body deserves and what will truly help you get to the bottom of any health problems you might be experiencing. By observing signs and symptoms in your body, and by being aware of what they are indicating, you can begin to take a more active role in your own health care. So this month, lets pick up where we left off and continue looking in the mouth for a moment.
Respected mainstream medical source backs vitamin duo for fighting prostate cancer November 1, 2005
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