Speaking of that time of the month, how’s that workin’ for you? Anymore, mine has been like a vicious flood of unbridled blood flow. Comes with the forty-something season, my doc tells me.
If each of us truly understood all the ins and outs of our bodies and what the different parts need to do and have for health, our brains would probably implode from all the information.
Today, we have the pleasure of hearing from our own Dr. Lamse on the topic of caffeine and tea consumption. She gives her advice on the best ones for health and a few facts that you should know about what you’re putting into your body when you drink these types of beverages.
I’m REALLY upset about this one! Aspartame producer Ajinomoto chose to rebrand it under the name AminoSweet, to “remind the industry that aspartame tastes just like sugar, and that it’s made from amino acids – the building blocks of protein that are abundant in our diet.”
Monthly womanly woes used to incapacitate me if I did not take high-dose Ibuprofen.
However, I stopped the Ibuprofen after it affected my gut negatively, and I started searching for natural ways to relieve pain.
Today, we have the honor of hearing from our own Dr. Lamse on the topic of exercise for health. Her wisdom and insights will take you to the next level of overall wellness, beauty, and self-discovery. I find her to be one of the most caring and brilliant physicians that I’ve ever met.
My friends, if it was just cell phones we had to worry about, many might reconsider there use. Sadly, it’s not though. “A recent study showed that exposure to very-low-frequency voltage signals (1-100kHz), or “dirty electricity,” can greatly increase your risk of melanoma, thyroid cancer, and uterine cancer.
For the LOVE WEEK version of The Doctor Is In, we are going to take a look at some advice on sprucing up your libido just in time for Valentine’s Day. Dr. Cathy Wong, ND, CNS, is a licensed naturopathic doctor and an American College of Nutrition-certified nutrition specialist.
After learning that the five-year-old daughter one of my blog friends was diagnosed with Type I Diabetes, I felt inclined to share some information with all of you about the disease that affects 23.6 million children and adults in the US alone with a price tag of around $174 billion.
I know for some, avoiding knowledge about their health condition, weight, and fitness level is a common practice. I think it’s one of those “what you don’t know won’t hurt you” things.
