Elson M. Haas MDOpen up to the harvest of your year and be willing to work hard and discipline yourself as you head into a new season. If you're a student (we are all students of life), get back to your studies. Yes, it's time to shift from the frivolity and...
Build a new way of eating into your life. Sugars in the diet, especially rapidly absorbed, refined sugars, are a key cause of overweight. Eating foods low on the Index provides you with a range of delicious fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, and more...
Even the most spontaneous getaway needs some basic planning and preparation. If you are visiting a new place, or even one not so new, a good travel guide will give you information on things like available transportation, and the hours and prices of...
Proper hydration with water is essential. Most of us need at least six to eight 8-ounce glasses of good, clean drinking water daily. Coffee, alcohol, and sodas or other sugary beverages do not count toward our daily two quarts of liquids as they do...
This is the season of re-birth. Take a deep look at where you are and feel what you no longer need in your life, what no longer serves who you want to be. This is the season to plan your new year, for the new YOU. Creativity is the word for Spring...
Know you can always embark on a healing journey. Start simply with an honest evaluation of your life and habits. How do you think each activity (or lack of it) contributes to your health (or might contribute in the future)? First look at your diet...
This is an article about thinking simply, in a new way, and using commonsense in your choices about your health. A choice I often recommend is cleaning up your act, your relationships, your planet, and supporting you to lighten up and heal. I...
Alcohol has been used as a special and sacred celebratory beverage over many centuries. This continues with traditions and celebrations of all kinds - weddings, anniversaries, dates, ballgames, flying, and harvest fairs. Alcohol does help to relax...
