Improve Your Sleep Naturally Sleep has moved to the center of many health conversations. More and more people appreciate the benefits of sleep for overall health as well as a component of care for issues like menopause. There is also more focus on how to improve your sleep naturally. The article provides insights to problems […]
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The Science Behind Energy Medicine For so long now, whenever we used the term “energy medicine” there was unapologetic eye rolling. Sometimes the eye rolling was even followed by “you don’t believe that do you?”. It was almost as if people expected a claim that the walls were going to shake and ghostly moans would
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Holistic Health Is Theme For 2018 Interestingly, this article came from a business journal in South Africa. The author’s expectations are not that different from many leading thinkers in the US… holistic health is theme for 2018. We are happy to see a global embrace of more holistic approach to health! Read the entire article
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Dog Aromatherapy And More Maybe it is the benefit of love from a pet. Perhaps pet owners are pinching pennies like everyone. Whatever the reason, pets increasingly benefit from complementary therapies like dog aromatherapy, pet massage, and more. Massage is just one of a growing body of alternative therapies that Mary Kelley and Mark Falstad,
Duke Integrative Medicine Wheel of Health There are many models to depict health. Some are as a simple and powerful as the Chinese Yin Yang symbol that guides not only Traditional Chinese Medicine but various martial arts, philosophy and more. The Duke Integrative Medicine Wheel of Health is, in our humble opinion, a wonderful construct
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Parkinson’s Caffeine Correlation Offers Possible New Test While there is still much to learn about Parkinson’s caffeine correlation (or about Parkinson’s in general), there is a new development. A new study to be released in Neurology identifies caffeine levels in the blood as a potential biomarker for Parkinson’s disease, Researchers discovered people with Parkinson’s had
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Lifestyle Over Annual Exam People are not machines. An annual checkup is not necessarily beneficial and may even be counter-productive for health. We need to move to a Lifestyle Over Annual Exam approach where providers engage people on Lifestyle, not a battery of costly tests that provide suspect value. Many physicians continue to perform annual
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Diet, Talcum Powder and Fibroids First, a disclaimer: Tim spent nearly a decade with Johnson & Johnson as a Global Director for Information Management from 1998 to 2007. During most of Tim’s tenure J&J seemed above-board. Whether J&J is guilty of hiding knowledge that linked talc to cancer is for the legal system and individual
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Ohio Medicaid Covers Acupuncture HealthCare Too is based in Ohio and very excited to see that Ohio Medicaid covers acupuncture for pain management as an alternative to opioids. Acupuncture has a very low risk profile, is not addictive and has helped manage pain for millennia. Offering acupuncture as an alternative to Ohio Medicaid recipients not
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What Is Cupping? Cupping has been around for millennia in the Middle East and Asia. However, Western nations have only begun to embrace cupping. So what is cupping and why does it work? Explanations range from massaging sore muscles to flow of Qi. Here are some highlights from an article from the University of Minnesota’s University
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