Janet Zand LAc OMDAbout one in every six children in the U.S. is allergic to one or more substances ranging from pollen, animal dander, house feathers, mites, chemicals, and a variety of foods. Janet Zand, OMD, LAc looks at both the conventional and alternative...
Noel Peterson NDBetty told me she was tired of scratching her face and neck. For the last ten years she had gone from dermatologist
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American Institute for Preventive MedicineSnoring ;Snoring is the sound heard when the airway is blocked du
George T. Lewith MA MRCGP MRCPAsthma ;The wheeze of asthma is caused by contraction of the mus
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A large number of patients in my practice present with allergy related problems: eczema, hay fever, sinusitis, ear infections,
Leon Chaitow ND DO MROOsteopathy in Practice ;Most patients consulting osteopathic practitioners will
The definition of anxiety is "a state of being uneasy, apprehensive," a "feeling of being powerless and unable to cope with threatening events . . . [characterized] by physical tension." According to Dr. Susan Lark, her patients complain about...
Leo Galland MD FACNLeaky Gut Syndromes: Breaking the Vicious Cycle ;From the perspective of function, the contents of the gu
Christopher Hobbs LAc AHGEverybody's allergic to something. Cat hair, grass pollen, wheat bread by the slice, cow's milk and eggs. What about work? Often the subject of our reactivity is at first benign; it is only later that the obvious and sometimes very uncomfortable...
