…societies that involve decrease in time spent outdoors, the widespread use of sunscreens, and also air pollution. All these factors contribute to insufficient exposure to sunlight, and thus reduced skin…
…her levels. Many factors affect Vitamin D levels including where one lives, time spent outdoors in the sun, and skin pigmentation. Given this, many pediatric societies recommend supplementation to breastfeeding…
…“Physical and emotional stressors (such as going back to school) are well-known contributors to both night-time enuresis and daytime incontinence in children.” Most times the issue is not biological and…
…One pediatric allergy specialist says that about 6 to 8 percent of school-age children have asthma. According to the University of Michigan Health System, this is a bad time for…
(NaturalPath) It’s back to school time coming up soon, and that means homework for kids. The question becomes, what is too much homework, particularly in math and science? According to…
…smile. She gave me a big hug as she said, “I feel so much better! Thank you! I’ll come in another time to talk about my diabetes!” All I did…
Dr. Olisa Mak, ND Around this time of the year, a lot of people are sick and for just about everyone, it’s clear that their immune system could be strengthened….
…on when the holidays are over and the darkest time of the year is upon us, deep winter. We all want to live the best life possible, at home and…
…lot). It’s no one’s fault—it’s life. Are you balking at thinking your spaces are alive? Fine, that’s an argument for another time. Instead, deal with the results. Notice how your…
…frustrated with his wife who doesn’t make plans and always wants to go with the flow. He needs everything on the book and on time. He makes a list of…
