Health

One of the problems with supplements overall is the tendency for pharmacological science (commonly referred to as “Conventional Medicine”) to attempt to isolate each and every chemical in the supplement. Conventional Medicine then bases a supplement’s efficacy on the…
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Introduction: St John’s wort is a popular herbal remedy recommended by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners, licensed and widely prescribed for depression in many European countries. However, conflicting data regarding its benefits and risks exist, and the last large meta-analysis on St John’s…
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There are many things that you should have in your natural healing medicine cabinet. Many include colloidal silver at the top of the list! But what is colloidal silver and what can you use it for? Ancient civilizations knew that silver had antimicrobial qualities and used it to help heal…
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  Anytime a peer-reviewed publication reveals something startling that could literally shut down an entire industry, it seems to be retracted. This is a big problem, and perhaps the biggest when it comes to medical science, with multiple doctors, professors and scientists coming forward in abundance to stress the fact that more…
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  Salt therapy has been around for decades. People flock to salt caves and salt mines to inhale the purified air and heal their many ailments. However, not all people have the time to travel to these caves to enjoy the benefits of pure mineral salts. Luckily there are other locations where unrefined mineral salts…
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  A study titled “Anti-diabetic and antioxidant potentials of aqueous extract of Eucalyptus globulus in experimentally-induced diabetic rats” analyzed the effects of eucalyptus on diabetic rats. Eucalyptus globules is a member of the Myrtaceae family, along with pohutukuwa, bay rum tree, guava, acca,…
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  by Justin Faerman Read the first part of the article  Juicing and Cold Foods Any food eaten or served cold tends to disrupt digestion to some degree. Our bodies are very warm (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit) and our stomach needs to heat everything we eat up to this temperature for optimal digestion.…
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  Before diving into how to help you wake up happy, we would like to ask: “Are you an early bird or a night owl?”As if there’s one of two ways to “feel” in the morning, “A” or “B.” As if the time of day were the only variable in a nigh-understood equation.…
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  There is NO OPTION on this. You must boycott ALL cellular and wireless technology, including on phones and laptops. Wi-Fi Report – Humanity at the Brink By Dr. Barrie Trower(Aug. 24, 2013) Read the first part of the article.The Very Sad Truth I have been very honoured to address approximately 40…
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  It may surprise you to learn that celery is part of the same family of plants, called Apiaceae, as carrots and parsley, but it’s probably not a surprise that it’s also related to celeriac, a root vegetable.   Most people think of celery as a pleasingly crunchy veggie that goes well with carrots and…
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