By Sarah Bangs, FoodScience Corporation Children are rapidly developing, and not only in the physical sense. They are continually forming new habits, and these habits are often carried over to...
The connection between IGF-1—also known as the insulin-like growth factor 1—and the human growth hormone (HGH) for healthy aging is complex. If excessive levels –low or high– of IGF-1 are present in...
When was the last time you purchased your shampoo, an all-purpose cleaner, or a bottle of water and thought about the possible repercussions of using such everyday items? Like most consumers who...
By Dr. Don Zone, MD Cutting edge medical research has only recently discovered the unique benefits of a certain group of chemicals that form part of the Vitamin E family, tocotrienols. It is also...
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...
“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...
Though breakfast is the most important meal of the day, the secret to an optimal metabolism may lie in ancient traditions like fasting, rather than in your morning oatmeal. Fasting is one of the...
By Ramneek S. Bhogal DC, DABCI The emotional ramifications for any woman undergoing fertility complications can be devastating. Studies have revealed positive results concerning CoQ10 and its ability...
By Ramneek S. Bhogal DC, DABCI Although we call cortisol “the stress hormone,” when examined closer, it’s apparent that cortisol touches a much wider range of systems and functions within the body....