By Dr. Don Zone, MD When we think about heart health, it's not always obvious that the microorganisms in our gut could be a contributing factor, but this is what researchers are finding as they delve...
By Stephanie O'Neill Bhogal DC, DICCP With so many children struggling to get a good nights' sleep, the effects of an improper night of rest are becoming more noticeable across America.1 Recent...
Estrogen has a reputation for being a “ladies only” domain when, in reality, estrogen dominance equally affects both sexes. Estrogen dominance has exogenous and endogenous causes; therefore, as a...
The twentieth century marked the beginning of using the ketogenic diet as a strategy to mimic the biochemical effects of fasting. Fasting and the Ketogenic Diet: Powerful Tools for Medical Practices...
By Dr. John Thomas Whether you are in the dry South, the humid East, or the cool plains of the West, signs of spring can be a bittersweet welcome if you, along with the other 40-60 million Americans,...
By Dr. John Thomas Far too many female patients throughout their menopausal transition are being sent home from a doctor’s visit feeling as if they’ve gone crazy. Or worse, they feel too embarrassed,...
“All in one” has become a salvation for today’s busy society, but should that apply to our children’s multivitamins? As a health practitioner, one of your main concerns is to ensure the proper...
Since medical researchers first developed liposomal technology, scientists have been exploring unique applications of this advanced technology, and it’s changing the game with supplements. Over the...
By Dr. Alexandra Carson-Engle Poor joint health is a common problem with causes that vary as wildly as its treatment options.A commonly misconstrued fact is that all discomfort is the same and should...