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Kitchen Herbs That Heal
January 1st, 2012There’s nothing like cultivating your own culinary herbs to make you feel like a great cook. Maybe it’s the pride associated with growing your own ingredients or the way fresh herbs give recipes such a clean punch of flavor.
Your herb drawer is a genuine apothecary. Here's why.
Curing Type 2 Diabetes With Food
January 1st, 2012Is the concept of curing type 2 diabetes through diet really such a strange notion? After all, diet was one of the key contributors that got you into this situation in the first place. Conventional wisdom seems to disagree, however.
Break down the barriers that prevent you from reclaiming your health and your life.
Breathing to Regain our Health
January 1st, 2012When lives burst at the seams with activity and present many conflicting priorities, multi-tasking lets us compress more events, more decisions, and more outcomes into each precious hour. And although clearing our to-do list feels good, there is a price we pay for living continuously on overload.
The key is not so much about what you breathe in as what you breathe out.The Care-Giver Syndrome
January 1st, 2012How to stay healthy and happy while taking loving care of somebody who is seriously ill.
Hope for Strawberries and Huperzine A
September 6th, 2011Strawberry Beverage Reduces Post-Meal Inflammation
According to researchers at Illinois Institute of Technology and University of California-Davis, a beverage that included nutritional compounds derived from strawberries was successful in reducing markers of postprandial (post-meal) inflammation and insulin response.Supplements Under Attack
August 31st, 2011As I went to access the July 5, 2011, Journal of the American Medical Association anti-supplement editorial online, I had to first wait for the drug advertisement to time out. Perhaps there is a message here…
Yet another inflammatory anti-supplement editorial from conventional medicine—whyCommon Food-Borne Pathogens
August 31st, 2011Norwalk-like viruses, or Calicivirus
What is it? There are many Norwalk-like viruses, including the Norovirus, known as the flu. According to the CDC, over half of all foodborn illnesses in the US are caused by the Norovirus.Food Sourcing
August 31st, 2011Aside from the few individuals who enthusiastically praise and adhere to the locally produced food movement, most consumers don’t think about where their food comes from.
Do you know where your food has been?Picnic Safety: How To Avoid Food-Borne Illness
August 31st, 2011Summer is a time for good food enjoyed outdoors with friends and family, especially on picnics. However, cases of food-borne illness peak in summertime, and a multitude of reasons contribute. Weather provides two of the primary conditions for the spike in summer food poisoning. First of all, the warmer weather encourages rapid bacterial growth.
A little planning and a few simple procedures can ensure that your summer fun doesn’t end in distress.Risk & Reward
August 31st, 2011Every 20 seconds, your blood completes a cycle through more than 60,000 miles of blood vessels (arteries, veins, and capillaries), circulating through every tissue and organ in your body. At the center of this vital process beats the powerhouse that is your heart.
Win the battle with heart disease by knowing your risks and taking responsibility for your condition.
