OMG! Yes, a study released by Consumer Reports found that a whopping 10% of storebought fruit juices have higher levels of arsenic than is allowed by FDA standards.The major concern here--besides the fact that arsenic is ridiculously toxic--is that by drinking these …
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I am reposting this article written by Chris Kresser LAc as he did such a great job on it: The Gluten-Thyroid ConnectionBasically, 90% of the cases of hypothyroidism are actually autoimmune thyroid disease (i.e. hashimoto's or graves disease) meaning that there are …
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Do you use store bought honey that comes in a little plastic bear? Or put honey from the coffee shop in your tea? You might want to rethink using the readily available and inexpensive honey. A recent study conducted by the …
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For patients undergoing radiation treatment for cancer, particularly those cancers in the head and neck region, xerostomia is a common side effect. Xerostomia is a condition wherein the mouth becomes severely dry due to an impaired production of saliva. Xerostomia can …
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Do you wear deodorant, use shampoo, put moisturizer on your body, use hair products, makeup, brush your teeth with toothpaste? If you answered yes (and, I'm sure you did), please take 3 minutes and watch this informative and poignant video put together …
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It's not. Quite the opposite, in fact. Cholesterol and cholesterol containing foods have such an undeserved bad rap. Your body needs cholesterol. Yes, it needs it. And, when you starve your body of it (by say eating …
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