Mar 30, 2011

Most everyone knows that the Epstein Barr virus causes Mononucleosis, but here are some interesting facts that you may not have known: Contrary to popular belief, Epstein Barr (EBV) is not a sexually transmitted disease. EBV is a member of the herpes virus family. It is most commonly transferred through saliva through close contact such as kissing,  sharing...

Mar 24, 2011

How often do you take the time to step back and look at the big picture? When a doctor looks at the big picture we use the term “holistic health.” When an economist looks at the big picture we call it “macroeconomics.” Any system can be broken down into its component parts, but without and understanding of the big picture, the larger view, it is...

Mar 22, 2011

Dandelions are more than just a pesky weed. In fact, dandelion root has been used for centuries for its healing properties in the treatment of liver disorders. It contains a plethora of nutrients such as vitamins A and C, lecithin, potassium, boron, calcium, and silicon. Dandelion has shown to help the liver in a variety of ways; antioxidants, vitamin C, and...

Mar 16, 2011

Free Webinar Within the context of homotoxicology, disease is not seen to develop in a random or haphazard way. Rather, disease moves into the body in six distinct and characteristic phases termed Excretion, Reaction, Deposition, Impregnation, Degeneration, and Neoplasm. In this webinar, we will consider the first three phases, which involve mainly the activity...

Mar 15, 2011

Spring is a season of renewal, possibility, revitalization, and romance! No wonder it’s a popular time of year for cleansing the body, mind, and spirit. Cleansing is getting a lot of renewed press these days and is actually becoming ultra-trendy, which is ironic for a practice that dates back beyond written record! It seems that everyone from celebrities and...