By Cissi Williams
The Well-Being Handbook: An A-Z Guide to Holistic Healing is a gem of a book to consult to maintain good health, and also if dis-ease has already manifested. Its author, Cissi Williams, is a registered Osteopath, Cranial Osteopath and Naturopath, and she provides a wealth of information so that one can take […]
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by Rose Rosetree
How best can you protect yourself from zealots who insist on making your religious life their business? Many a glorious spiritual seeker has been told that he’s going to Hell. Bossy! Remember, nobody at Earth School has the right to interfere in the life of anyone else. (Exceptions are raising a child to […]
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By Gabrielle Lichterman
Polka Dot Press/Adams Media 2005
282 pp., $14.95
Veteran women’s health writer Gabrielle Lichterman is onto something here – it’s called Hormonology, and her book is described as a daily horoscope for your hormones. Meaning that by reading one of the 28 chapters this book is divided into (one for each day of a […]
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by Deb Shapiro
In Your Body Speaks Your Mind: Decoding the Emotional, Psychological, and Spiritual Messages That Underlie Illness, author Deb Shapiro teaches the reader how to interpret the body’s “language of symptoms.” I was relieved to see, right at the start of Chapter One: “Illness is real. Accidents happen. Medicine can […]
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by Ivy Larson
Seven years ago I ate like most Americans. In other words, overly-processed foods took center stage in my diet. I liked to eat goodies such as pop-tarts for breakfast, pretzels and soda for a snack and fast food for lunch. Dinner was hit or miss and could sometimes be as atrocious as sugary […]
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by Shawn Messonnier, DVM
One of the more common behavior problems for which I am consulted involves anxiety-related issues in dogs and cats. The problems range from simply being anxious when going to the doctor’s office or grooming shop, and thunderstorm phobias, all the way to severe separation anxiety. While behavior modification is very important in […]
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by Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, M.D
My ground-breaking medical discovery reveals the missing natural element that prevents — even cures — the body’s painful degenerative diseases — naturally and at no cost!
I am honored and proud to inform you that my research over 18 years — in addition to my medical training and subsequent 33 years as a […]
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by Ralph W. Moss, Ph.D.
Even today, we find huge disparities in the incidence of cancer worldwide, with increased rates seemingly tied to the adoption of a refined diet and other harmful habits. Hungary, for instance, has a cancer death rate of 272.2 per 100,000 (men) and 138.4 per 100,000 (women). Contrast this with Mexico, where […]
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by Ann G. Kulze, MD
March is National Nutrition Month and the perfect time to learn how to add five to six-and-one-half years to your life span simply by eating some of nature’s most delicious foods on a daily basis. A team of scientists from the Netherlands recently reported in the British Medical Journal (December […]
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by Jennifer Rodriguez-Allen
Organochlorines are chemicals found in some herbicides and pesticides, in chlorine bleach and most chemical disinfectants, and many plastics, especially PVC (polyvinylchloride).
Organochlorines are implicated in causing and promoting breast cancer because they mutate genes and they cause breast cells to become more receptive to a cancer-promoting chemical called estradiol. Organochlorines weaken the immune […]
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by Dr. Martin L. Rossman
In cancer care there are two complementary goals of treatment. One, the usual medical goal, is to kill cancer cells and tumors, or reduce their numbers and their ability to grow, reproduce, and spread (metastasize). The other, perhaps best called the healing goal, is to support the well-being and resistance of […]
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by James Keller
Most of us don’t realize it, but we are drug addicts. Our drug comes in a pure, white crystal or powder form. We use it even when we don’t know we’re doing it. It’s in salad dressing, peanut butter, soup, pickles, bread, jam, yogurt, canned fruits and vegetables… We crave it after every […]
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