TweetHow many of us are on some type of drug or medication? How about nicotine, caffeine or sugar. These all effect our brain chemistry so they are considered a drug. Mike Adams gives us something to think about… The raw … Continue reading →

TweetFor a plant that grows along ditches, rivers and marshy areas in northern Asia, Europe and parts of North America, Butterbur (petasites hybridus), is getting attention as a powerful and effective herb. It has been used as early as the … Continue reading →

TweetWhat is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) thinking? Apparently they are issuing some new guidelines that allows manufacturers to test chemicals such as mosquito and tick repellents on children. I don’t know about you, but this sounds like the most … Continue reading →

TweetI see many patients that think colloidal silver is the best thing since sliced bread. Well, according to this article, maybe it is. It is a liquid suspension of the metal silver and is used to treat many different types … Continue reading →

TweetWell…maybe. We actually just need reminders. I walked into the restroom at a Starbucks today and saw written instructions and step by step pictures of how to wash your hands. I couldn’t help but laugh. The instructions read: 1. Rinse … Continue reading →

TweetWe know that salmon is loaded with omega-3 fatty acids which has been shown to help heart health, arthritis, depression, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, and many other ailments. But we also know the risk of too much salmon and its elevated … Continue reading →