FDA Approves OxyContin for Children
...if it was safe for children 11 years and older. Not surprisingly they did as they stand to benefit from the increased sales. OxyContin has been found to be a...
Herb of the Day: Burdock
...when you discover their benefits. It’s edible, it’s medicinal, it’s gentle, and sometimes it seem like everyone could use some. Burdock is [...]
Understanding the Eye
...objects. But it may be too much. “Sunlight for the Eyes” As Dr. Shelton points out in his article “Sunlight for the Eyes”: The development of [...]
Healthy Nutrition Over 60
...does Seniors produce less stomach acid (which is the main trigger for most digestive enzymes) so fewer nutrients are well absorbed out of our food. This is [...]
Preterm Delivery Risk Linked to Vaginal Inflammatory Markers
...and searching for new hiking trails to conquer. She attends comedy shows and baseball games regularly and has a soft spot for cats. References: DiGiulio, D, Romero, [...]
Recovering After Spinal Fusion
...to reduce psychological distress.19 Smoking Cessation Smoking increases the risk of poor outcomes follow spinal surgery. One study reveals that smoking increases the [...]
Pump It Up—Burgers at Bedtime?
...repetitions of a given exercise is the absolute maximum tolerable. Interestingly, this is the strenuous guideline I emphasize in The Blood Code Fitness Principles [...]
Metabolism and Memory
...that shows solid benefit. It is gratifying to see this published because it gives recognition and attention to strategies that have long been [...]
Extra Sleep Helps Memory in Flies with Alzheimer’s
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – It is long known that adequate sleep helps with memory, but a new study has shown that extra sleep helps the brain overcome [...]
4 Herbs to get you Back Outside: Natural Treatments for Allergies
...medicine, with a focus on pediatrics, in Seattle, Washington. She currently serves as the Advanced Pediatrics professor at Bastyr University and she sits on the [...]
