What Doctors Don't Tell You
John Whitcomb
Christine Horner MD FACSFor years, thumb or finger sucking was considered a sign of weak moral character, and parents were advised to break the habit forcibly. It is now generally believed that sucking is a normal reflex and helps relax and comfort the child. Thumb and...
For years, thumb or finger sucking was considered a sign of weak moral character, and parents were advised to break the habit forcibly. It is now generally believed that sucking is a normal reflex and helps relax and comfort the child. Thumb and...
Making history: This August, two associations of holistically-oriented practitioners � the American Holistic Medical Association and the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians - will co-locate their annual conferences. After Integrator...
As a psychiatrist and intuitive, I know that there is more to overeating and obesity that meets the eye. One big reason that many diets fail is that traditional weight loss programs don't factor in how we process subtle energy, what Chinese medicine...
If a drug is found to cause a serious adverse reaction not noted in early trials, doctors are sent a "Dear Doctor" letter from the drug regulators to warn them of the new discovered dangers. ...
The presence of special breathing practices in the ancient cultures has always been a mystery to people in the Western world. In "Breathing Practices" Dr. Roger Jahnke explains the numerous beneficial physiological mechanisms that are triggered when...
Cozaar (losartan potassium) is heralded by its manufacturer Merck Sharp & Dohme as being "the first of a new class" for treating hypertension, or high blood pressure. ...
John Weeks
Dr. Judith Orloff MD
