Dr. Amy Rothenberg New England School of Homeopathy Many Americans –over 50 million– face the changing of the seasons from Winter to Spring with a high-level of dread. Even the strongest of men and...
Deciding whether to deliver a vitamin to the body in pill form or liquid form often depends on biochemistry and physics. All pill forms of vitamins, including cellulose capsules, take a solid shape...
By Dr. Roger Kendall A large segment of the American population says the inability to perform at their mental and physical peak is their number one health concern. This is especially true for older...
By Ramneek S. Bhogal DC, DABCI Methylation is a fundamental, constantly occurring process happening in nearly every cell of our bodies. When we’re undergoing optimal methylation, our body is...
By Roger Kendall, PhD Smoking, weight gain, stress, and cholesterol are the usual suspects when it comes to factors associated with compromised cardiovascular health. But recent studies show...
By Fred Pescatore, MD Many Americans may suffer from vitamin D deficiency because they don’t get enough sun. With the exception of possibly those who live in southern Arizona, southern Florida,...
By Dr. Matt Hand When parents inquire about the benefits of adding a multivitamin to their child’s daily nutritional intake, the practitioner’s response should begin with a question: can you describe...
If there is one specific supplement that should play a vital role in everyone’s daily health routine, it's fish oil. Fish oil is the most popular supplement consumed in the U.S. According to the...
By Fred Pescatore, MD The keto diet is having a moment. When the daily diet contains less than 20 to 30 grams of carbohydrates per day, the body’s metabolism changes, so it starts using ketones for...