Cause and Effect —The Missing Link by Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD
While Americans have more access to health care practices than ever before, Traditional Western Medicine when compared to 13 countries the United States ranks an average of 12th (second from the bottom) for 16 available health indicators. The ranking of the U.S.
DIABETES - PREVENTION REALLY IS THE BEST MEDICINE by John Johnson
In the previous article I discussed many of the factors that could put you at risk for diabetes. Now that you are aware of these, I’ll take you through some simple steps for reducing that risk:
Begin some form of physical activity. Are you comfortable with your current level of activity?
Allergy Medicine by Raymond McNally
An allergy is an immunological response of your body when exposed to certain substances in the environment or the foods we eat, usually protein, collectively known as allergens.
Often with an allergic person, the first time he gets exposed to the allergen, the symptoms don’t occur yet. Instead, what happens is that your immune system will mistakenly identify these allergens that are otherwise not harmful as potentially disease-causing substances.
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