Your Hormonal Hitchhikers
In our environments, whether in our offices, homes or places of recreation, we are exposed to a number of endocrine disruptors which can negatively affect the way our hormones relay...
Sweat your way to better health
If you live in a highly populated area, you are probably living in a cesspool of invisible trash. Although you may not see the garbage in the air, the soil,...
Sugar: A Big & Avoidable Inflammatory Culprit
Inflammation is a natural healing response in the body. When you cut yourself, you may experience a bit of heat, redness, swelling, and pain in that area of your skin...
Is Your Water Safe?
“Tap water, or bottled water?” This is usually a question that comes up whenever I go out to dinner with friends or associates. How some answer this question likely comes...
To Dye or Not to Dye?
To some extent, we all care about what we look like. Every morning, after rising out of bed, we all engage in a personal grooming routine that will make us...
Can Your Body Shape Lead to an Increased Risk for Cancer?
As we age, some of us may begin to feel it increasingly challenging to maintain our waistline. We may think that perhaps those days of feeling fit and looking trim...
The Housekeeper: Helping Seniors Cope with Loss
This week, I’ve invited Jackie Waters, owner of Hyper Tidy, to provide her insight on how we can help seniors cope with the loss of their spouse. Living on a...
Dressing For Health
You’re healthy, or at least you believe you are. You exercise daily. You are mindful about every morsel of food that enters your mouth. You don’t smoke. You don’t drink....
Natural Fuel for the Brain
The brain is a powerful thing to lose. It’s the motherboard of your body, controlling all your functions and how your systems work together to keep you active...
The Links Between the Environment and Disease
Is disease caused by germs or is it the result of processes gone awry in your body? This has been in debate for over a century which has led to...