Leslie J. KaslofThe notion that stress can predispose us to physicial illness has persisted for centuries. However, current research in the rapidly developing field of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) may ultimately prove this to be true. Recent studies conducted at...
As children grow, their flower remedy needs vary. The following will help to outline some examples of how flower remedies can be used for emotionally related situations. This is by no means a definitive listing. One should consult the flower remedy...
Janet Zand LAc OMDThe world of natural treatment also includes natural emotion-balancing flower preparations. This system of healing was developed by Dr. Edward Bach (1897-1936). Dr. Bach believed that physical problems were secondary to emotional problems, that...
American Institute for Preventive MedicineDiarrhea is when you pass stool many times a day, and it is watery and loose. Diarrhea is one way your child’s body fights infection. Diarrhea can also clean out your child’s intestines when he or she eats something bad. Children get diarrhea often...
To Your Animal's Emotional Health (Horses) The Column Dedicated to Restoring Your Animal's Emotional Well Being
Look first at what your cat is eating. Cats always benefit from a diet of fresh whole foods supplemented with essential nutrients. The intense stress of illness, medication and surgery greatly increase an animal's need for high quality nutrition...
Brandy, a 12-year-old shepherd, refused to eat. For two weeks nothing, not even her favorite stewed chicken, tempted her. A thorough veterinary check-up found her in good shape, with no apparent problems. When her worried owner led me to where...
Prostate problems are very common in men in the U.S. and generally present in one of three forms. These are separate conditions called Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy, Prostatitis," and Prostate Cancer. The conditions are listed here in order of...
Influenza is a viral infection of the respiratory tract that is very contagious and is spread by contact with an infected person, and can reach epidemic proportions in the winter months. Dr. Janet Zand discusses the common causes and outlines a...
“It’s supposed to be a professional secret, but I’ll tell you anyway. We doctors do nothing. We only help and encourage the doctor within.” Albert...
