Hazards, Issues & Diseases
Chemicals in household and workplace products may be disrupting your hormones.
The time to be aware of your Alzheimer’s risk is WAY before you get to an age where it’s likely. Read this now and minimize your risks (or those of a loved one).
We don’t hear about mitochondria much these days, despite the fact that they are key in preventing cancer. Learn why your mitochrondria matter and why a ketogenic diet may be right for you.
How Are Universal Frequencies Affecting You This Week (December 4-9, 2017)? Find out in our weekly column, a helpful complement to your weekly horoscope and a great standalone resource providing valuable insights into your health, nutrition, and muscular form and function.
Mold can cause serious health problems when it’s in your living or workplace, and if you are at risk for mold-related illness, here are the 7 signs to look for.
LED lighting may be exposing you to EMF radiation every day. Read this and be informed.
Are you getting enough sodium? Read this.
Protect your bladder and prevent the consequences.
Every breath you take is essential for your body’s functioning. Here’s how to make each breath count.
A recent study of ginger shows that the spice is 10,000 times more beneficial than chemotherapy.
In addition to potentially treating eye health-related problems, clary sage oil is also used to help calm the nervous system, especially during times of stress, depression and insomnia. Clary sage oil also can help address menstrual issues (cramps and hot flashes), promote relaxation during childbirth and ease menopause symptoms.
Nightshade foods, foods in the Solanacea family, have potent alkaloids that can be toxic in varying amounts on some people. Consider the list of very common nightshade foods in our diets and the list of symptoms of toxicity, and putting the tow together can reveal the cause of common inflammatory responses throughout the body. The liver is a prime target, but the gastrointestinal tract, general metabolism and other areas can also be affected in some individuals.
Ageism is a life-altering injustice affecting women in ways that are different than the effects on men. Learn how we can consciously support one another, at a stage in life that is truly a blessing
Women who have excessive cadmium in their bodies may be at increased risk for developing endometrial cancer, researchers from the University of Missouri reported in a recent study.
Wheat farmers are using glyphosate (via Round-up) on their crop just before wheat harvest for two reasons. First, they are desiccating non-organic wheat crops so they kill off the wheat after harvest so there is less to clear. Second, when you expose wheat to a toxic chemical such as glyphosate, it releases more seed as it dies. As a result, farmers get higher yield. As a result, glyphosate can be found in one of the most-common ingredients of the modern western diet: wheat.
