posted: Jul 22, 2019.

          When I mention sugar, I don't mean from sweet fruits like bananas, apples and oranges that you may consume in your daily regimen. Sugar from Read more

posted: Jun 17, 2019.

          As intermittent fasting begins to gain popularity throughout our society and becomes more mainstream, people's interest in autophagy (mostly what it means) is just beginning to Read more

posted: May 31, 2019.

          The tongue has been used to diagnose and treat diseases in ancient Chinese medicine for thousands of years.  It has been said that even Western Read more

posted: May 08, 2019.

It is relatively normal to experience bad breath every now and then. Who hasn’t felt the need to run to the bathroom and brush their teeth before talking to or Read more

posted: Apr 23, 2019.

Heavy metals are most commonly found in our environment and can be linked to various adverse health problems. The most common harmful heavy metals in our environment include:MercuryAluminum Arsenic Lead CadmiumIn most cases, Read more

posted: Apr 08, 2019.

As the snow is just beginning to melt and the sunshine starts peaking through the clouds, its not hard to tell that spring is emerging! But what can feel like Read more

posted: Mar 20, 2019.

Fasting sometimes can be thought of as exclusively for religious purposes. But the truth is, everyone fasts on a daily basis.  That period of the day where you and your Read more

posted: Mar 15, 2019.

Everybody sweats from time to time, and it is normal. In fact, sweating is your skins way of detoxifying, its essential. We’ve all noticed ourselves (and others) smelling a little Read more

posted: Mar 04, 2019.

Sleep has a huge impact on the way we function while being awake. A poor night’s sleep can cause symptoms the following day such as: moodiness, lack of energy and Read more

posted: Feb 27, 2019.

If you’ve ever experienced a migraine, then you know it is in fact much different than a regular headache. If left untreated, a migraine can last anywhere from 4 to Read more

posted: Feb 15, 2019.

There are more than just bacteria in your gut. Oftentimes when we imagine a rich ecosystem with a variety of different species, the Amazon Rainforest is what comes to mind, or Read more

posted: Feb 01, 2019.

Everyday household cleaners may be contributing to obesity in children by altering their gut microbiome, a new study says. Published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, researchers examined 757 infants and Read more

posted: Jan 30, 2019.

Antibiotics: Anti-biotics are very often prescribed by medical doctors to fight colds, flu and other bacterial  infections and are actually one of the most used prescription drugs in the United States. Read more

posted: Jan 18, 2019.

Though fermented foods seem to be growing in popularity during recent times, they were actually one of the first processed foods consumed by humans. I can be almost certain that Read more

posted: Jan 18, 2019.

Has it ever occurred to you how many different toxic chemicals you may come in contact with daily? From the pesticides in conventionally grown food to the synthetic ingredients in Read more

posted: Jan 18, 2019.

No, there's no typo in the title; the human gut is lined with more than 100 million neural cells, including neural tissue filled with neurotransmitters — it is practically another Read more