FDA Approves OxyContin for Children
...highly addictive drug because over the long term it alters the brain’s opoid receptors, which in turn requires larger doses to achieve the [...]
Herb of the Day: Wood Sorrel
...the Fabaceae (legume, pea, bean) family. If you remember back a few days, Red Clover is Trifolium pratense. It has a long oblong [...]
Herb of the Day: Burdock
...I’ve also seen it for sale in the most awesome grocery store ever. Those of you from Western New York know the one. It looks like a long, [...]
Understanding the Eye
...even more recent invention by the early 20th century. One of my questions is, “are sunglasses necessary?” We have been on this planet [...]
Healthy Nutrition Over 60
...common use of acid blocking drugs that are used to treat heartburn. If you are on this class of drugs for longer than a few months, [...]
Preterm Delivery Risk Linked to Vaginal Inflammatory Markers
...an innate ability to heal itself. She works with patients toward lifestyle adjustments in order to bring about long-term health. Viewing the body as [...]
A Naturopathic Perpective on GMOs, Herbicides and Public Health
...expert Bianca Garilli, ND shares her personal experiences as a summer worker on a farm, and a naturopathic perspective on this [...]
Recognizing and Embracing Feminine Energy
Dr. Taryn Deane, ND @DrTarynDeane Last post, I shared some ideas I have about fixing the world’s problems, including our declining health, by [...]
Cannabis: The “Gateway” Herb
...of forms and delivery options. Edibles/Medibles have long been an accepted mode of delivery, from candies and brownies to newer technologies used in [...]
A Special Q & A with Dr. Marion Nestle, Author of Soda Politics
...in response to concerns about sugars and obesity. What are some of the long-term effects of soda on health? An occasional soda is nothing to worry [...]
