Daniel J. Benor MDThere are layers of processes involved in intuition including, Automatic responses from previous experiences and memory. When we learn a skill such as driving a car, we initially have to practice each component of turning on the engine, releasing...
Elson M. Haas MDFollow a non-toxic lifestyle – eat wholesome, natural foods, drink good water, exercise regularly, and avoid junk foods and additives--to minimize the need to detoxify. If you feel toxic or congested--from aches and pains, allergies and sinus...
Some of the practices you can include in your daily lifestyle to help improve your diet include some very simple tips that you can easily incorporate in your life, starting with taking the time to chew your food thoroughly to promote good digestion...
Christine Horner MD FACSTwo types of B vitamins -- folic acid and B12 -- help to lower the risk of breast cancer principally by protecting your DNA from making mistakes that can lead to cancer. Folic acid (also known as folate), is a type of B vitamin that is involved in...
Drinking green tea daily, or taking a daily significantly lowers the risk of breast cancer, and also aids during cancer treatment. Research shows green tea is very effective in hampering the growth of at least 11 different types of cancer, and has...
Supplement Your Diet with Omega-3 Fatty Acids Eating proper amounts of certain types of fats called "omega-3 fatty acid reduces your risk of breast cancer and if you have breast cancer, they will help you fight your disease. Omega-3's have four main...
Dr Jacob Teitelbaum MDSome of you are finding that despite proper eating and exercise you simply cannot lose the extra weight. Our research has shown that there are a number of things contributing to this and that when you treat them the weight will often begin to...
Inflammation is your body's response to what it perceives to be an outside invader or irritant. When caused by infections, the inflammation can sometimes be rather obvious as occurs with pneumonia. Other times, it can be very subtle. Keep in mind...
Wholistic medicine tends more towards relational understandings of illnesses and approaches for dealing with problems on all levels.
The words we use shape our perceptions and our interactions with the world. Through words we are taught to label the myriads of stimuli that enter our sensory portals.
