Americans spend $30 billion yearly on vitamins and supplements (1); globally, $68 billion sold (2). With these figures, one might be tempted to think we have health to go along...
The “New Year” is historically a time when people make resolutions that they rarely keep… This year, my “New Year Resolution” was not to make a resolution, but to instead...
Just twenty years ago, vitamin popping was still held by the mainstream medical community as a worthless fad. But studies now show we are woefully vitamin deficient. For example, two...
Do you struggle to get out of bed in the morning because of stiffness? Do your knees ache? Maybe the simple task of writing a letter is just too painful....
I’ve often heard people chalk up their joint pain and stiffness to their increasing age. Many people believe that joint pain is just part of the territory as we get...
There’s a 50% chance you’ll be at least partially misdiagnosed when you visit your doctor. The unfortunate result of a misdiagnosis have made millions of people unnecessary patients, forking over...
It seems that everyone has an opinion about the new healthcare reform. Although we live in a nation divided by opinions, there is one universal truth and it seems to...
I am really going to try to make this an uplifting article, given that it is the “Debby Downer” of all topics, “How To Survive Obamacare.” It is bizarre how...
I don’t. And I never did. Sure, it affects me. And, all negatively. For example, I got notice that my health insurance premiums will increase by 50% in January, 2014....
By Leslie Prins Taking a phone call from my new doctor in the middle of a Famous Dave's parking lot wasn’t exactly how I imagined I would be finding out...
Some of the most damaging groups of substances we are exposed to on a daily basis are starches and refined sugars, such as: Sucrose Fructose Glucose Dextrose And corn syrup...
It’s been a long day and it feels good to sit down. I’m pooped! Believe it or not, this article's topic actually is… POOP! Honestly, I thought it was a...
