Exhaustion: A Health Indicator
November 25, 2017Exhaustion: A Health Indicator We often blame hectic schedules and busy lifestyles for our exhaustion, and most of the time, they really are to blame. But if you usually live a healthy lifestyle and get six to eight hours of sleep on a nightly basis, it can leave you wondering why you’re still tired. […]
Warning Signs of Poor Intestinal Health
November 24, 2017Warning Signs of Poor Intestinal Health Exposure to high stress, processed meals, and heavy prescription medication is nothing out of the ordinary these days, which is why it’s no wonder that so many people suffer from constipation, bloating, and heartburns that are signs of poor digestion. Aside from the latter, many other symptoms indicate […]
Sodium plays a significant role in enzyme operations and muscle contraction, but consuming too much salt often causes an increase in fluid retention, which does show up on the scale. If you’re attempting to shed a few pounds and can’t control your salty cravings, there is absolutely no harm in indulging. As long as you […]
Green Tea: Protecting the Brain
November 22, 2017Green Tea: Protecting the Brain When it comes to tea, there is a vast and flavorful array of different varieties. In this article, we’re putting the spotlight on green tea. Green tea is the healthiest beverage on the planet, and not only is it loaded with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, but it also contains […]
Typically cancer symptoms will vary from person to person and will depend upon the type of cancer, where it appears, its size and severity as well as how it affects the body. Lowering body temperature is the result and purpose of sweating. The heat escapes through the skin when the water and salt are […]
Benefits of Clothing Conscious
November 17, 2017The foods you choose to buy have an enormous impact on our health and the environment, but so do the clothes you buy, wear and wash. Eileen Fisher, a clothing designer who was honored for her environmental work at the 2015 Riverkeeper’s Annual Fishermen’s Ball, stated the clothing industry is the second largest polluter […]
Other than the already known benefits of Vitamin D, could there be yet another important benefit? Our vitamin D intake is important, as low levels have been linked to a risk of bladder cancer. These findings are coming from results presented recently at the Society for Endocrinology conference in the United Kingdom. Evidence has already […]
I recently read an article written by Nicholas Bakalar on the costs of alternative medical care. Americans are currently spending $30.2 billion a year on alternative and complementary medicines and procedures, including $1.9 billion on children ages 4 to 17 years old. Nothing is paid by insurance on any alternative medicine treatments, but rather is […]
I read an eye opening article written by a woman who is a cancer survivor. Her story was uplifting and proves to me that alternative medicine is the perfect alternative to the immune destroying chemo treatments. The lady in the article was told by her doctor that there was nothing further he could do for […]
The United States released a federal report revealing that more than 54% of adults had some type of musculoskeletal pain disorder such as back, joint or neck pain in 2012. This is a leading cause of disability and major contributor to health care expenses and disability compensation, and a significant price Americans pay for pain. […]
