1. What is Fibromyalgia

    Fibromyalgia, a mysterious debilitating syndrome, is taking an increasing toll on our population. It is characterized by the constant presence of widespread pain so severe that it is often incapacitating. In the U.S., 3 to 6 million people may be afflicted by its symptoms. It is estimated that 15% to 20% of patients seen by rheumatologists have fibromyalgia. The condition bears a striking resembla…Read More

  2. Wealth’s Influence On Health

    I feel abundance or the sense of wealth and health are directly linked. According to the World Health Organization in 2003, the most devastating killers in the world are HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Childhood Diseases and conditions related to Childbirth. Certainly not in our country, but in developing nations this is what people die of and most of them are preventable diseases. Also according…Read More

  3. Probiotics – Why You Need Them and What They Do

    You have probably heard about probiotics and maybe know you need them but do you know what they really are used for in the body? Are you overwhelmed with all the products and don’t know what to choose or why? That’s where I come in. This article is a quick overview of what probiotics are and what they do in the body. Probiotics are live microorganisms which, when in proper amounts in the gut, …Read More

  4. How to Make Soy Milk

    You may have heard that soy milk is better for you than cow’s milk, but did you know that you can easily make soy milk in your own home? It is cheap, healthy and fun and easy to make. The soy milk can also be customized by adding orange zest, vanilla bean, ginger or anything else that sounds good to you. Things You Will Need: A pound of uncooked soy beans A gallon of water About 1/3 cup of stevi…Read More

  5. Food Combining: How to Prevent Digestive Problems

    If you've ever went on a run or tried strenuous activities right after a meal, then you know how uncomfortable you can feel with a full or bloated belly. Even if you've finished eating several hours before your activities, your body may still be working to digest your last meal, which means less available energy. To keep your body feeling light and vibrant, look within—to your digestive tract. T…Read More

  6. Beneficial Fats in the Vegetarian Diet

    You may not be eating enough of the good fats You may have heard that you should get more fat in your diet. Contrary to popular opinion, not all fats are bad for you. In fact, there are some fats you can't live without. And if you're a vegetarian, you may not be getting the right balance of essential fatty acids (EFAs) in your diet. Inadequate intake of EFAs, many of which are found in animal sour…Read More