By Buck Rogers The greatest question of all time may very well be, ‘what happens to us when we die?’ While many, individuals, religions and spiritual traditions have come to their own conclusions about the everlasting nature of the soul, it takes a great deal of…
By Power of Positivity Today, we live in a world where modern machines do much of our work for us, which greatly eliminates the need for manual labor. Not to mention, over 34 million Americans have office or sales jobs, forcing them to remain sedentary…
By Heather Callaghan Have you ever overheard an intense or heart-wrenching discussion only to find out the talkers were actually hashing out the lives of fictional TV characters? Do you ever wonder why people are so easily beguiled into trusting the talking heads? It might…
By Catherine J. Frompovich This blog will be short and to the point, since the important information is to be heard in the link that discusses the researcher’s theory as to why some very prominent doctors have left the planet recently. Doctors Jeff Bradstreet and…
By Joe Battaglia 400 published scientific papers have proven the old adage that “music is medicine.” Neurochemical benefits of music can improve the body’s immune system, reduce anxiety levels and help regulate mood in ways that drugs have difficulty competing. “We’ve found compelling evidence that…
The study found no link between teen marijuana use and cancer, asthma, depression, anxiety, allergies, headaches or high blood pressure. Natural Blaze Chronic marijuana use by teenage boys does not appear to be linked to later physical or mental health issues such as depression, psychotic…
By Deane Alban Serotonin supplements like specific amino acids, vitamins, minerals and herbs increase serotonin levels helping depression and other brain-related disorders. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that plays a large role in mood, learning, appetite control, and sleep. It’s believed that low serotonin is the…
By Higher Perspectives 1. Your favorite song is likely associated with an emotional event. You and everyone else. (source) 2. Music impacts your perspective. This one seems kind of obvious! A study at the University of Groningen showed that music has a dramatic impact on…
By The Sicilian Housewife What is the Epstein Barr Virus? Many people know the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), or mononucleosis, as “the kissing disease” because it forms massive reserves in the saliva and mouth and it easily transmitted through kissing. It can also be caught…
Once again the medical establishment gets it completely backward. By Alliance for Natural Health NPR recently ran a story that suggests terminally ill patients can safely stop taking cholesterol-reducing statin drugs. The final quote of the article is illuminating: “Most of the studies focus on…
By Natural Blaze Is Aluminium Involved in Alzheimer’s Disease and Can Silicon-Rich Mineral Waters Protect Against Aluminium’s Involvement in the Disease? Could Silicon-Rich Mineral Waters be the First and the Only Effective Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease? We have all heard of Alzheimer’s disease. Many of…
By Dr. Scott Graves The Consciousness or Emotional Factors of Vitiligo – Part 4 Every disease or health problem has consciousness. What this means is that there are very specific emotions, thoughts and belief systems that contribute to someone having vitiligo. The mind is far…
By Dr. Scott Graves Chinese Medicine – Healing Vitiligo with Ancient Health Wisdom – Part 3 Bai Dian Feng or White Patches Wind or White Enemy Wind, as it is know in Chinese is the modern equivalent of vitiligo. The Chinese have been helping people…
By Dr. Scott Graves Whole Food Supplementation – Helping the Body Heal Vitiligo Naturally and Produce Pigmentation – Part 2 In the first part of the series we discussed the basic physical health practices that are needed to give your body the foundation to promote…
Symbolic representation of Vitiligo By Dr. Scott Graves Have you been told that you can’t heal from this condition? Has this condition had a major impact in how you live your life? When you look outside of Western medicine, not only is there promise of…
By Carey Wedler Though authorities have added fluoride to public water supplies for decades under the guise of providing indisputable dental benefits, a startling new study reveals there is little scientific evidence to support this claim. The Cochrane Collaboration, a group of doctors and researchers…
By Paul A. Philips It’s that time of year again. With the summer solstice (longest day) just reached, what could be a better time to consider taking those necessary precautions to avoid ill-health during the hot weather. Here are my 9 ways to avoid those…
By Heather Callaghan The best part of experimenting with smoothie recipes is discovering the perfect combination that allows you to have more energy, focus and stamina for hours, without necessarily consuming a whole meal. This is the first smoothie I ever made that I could…
It may not be the first issue you think of in terms of staying well, but the temperature at which we work, relax, eat or sleep is as essential as diet or exercise in maintaining good health. We know this intuitively, of course, but there…
Commuting length, distance, and means are stress factors that can lead to burnout, says Annie Barreck of the University of Montreal’s School of Industrial Relations. “A correlation exists between commuting stress factors and the likelihood of suffering from burnout. But their importance varies according to…
