Natural Health Journals


July 6, 2011

Considering the Important Benefits of Selenium?

Selenium is an essential trace mineral and it plays a fundamental part in our health. Mostly, it is found in the kidneys, liver, pancreas, spleen and the lymph nodes so a large range of bodily functions can be affected by the levels of selenium we ingest.

June 28, 2011

Natural Eating: Vegetarianism Myths Debunked

Vegetarianism is not for everyone. One can choose to eat healthily and naturally while still eating meat, and vegetarians do not necessarily have an edge when it comes to eating well. In fact, it is possible to be a vegetarian and eat nothing but junkfood. But there is no doubt that a well-planned vegetarian diet [...]

June 15, 2011

Train Your Brain As Well As Your Body!

Keeping your brain as well as your body active is very important and there are ways to boost your brain power that will keep you clever for years to come.

June 7, 2011

Important Dietary Supplements for Women

Choosing dietary supplements can be overwhelming for many of us. Regardless of whether you look for supplements at a health food store or your local drug store, the choices are plentiful and at times confusing.

December 29, 2010

Health Benefits of Blueberries: Have You Taken Your Brain Berries Today?

By Chris Delker Blueberry muffins, blueberry pancakes, blueberry pie – the list of yummy blueberry foods that most everyone loves is endless. But in addition to being lip-smacking good, did you know that blueberries are among the healthiest of foods? In fact, it’s not a stretch to say that blueberries are one of the healthiest [...]

April 1, 2009

So Many Restricted Food Choices, So Little Time.

By Christine Garvin Adkins. Vegan. Raw foods. South Beach. Ornish. Ayurveda. Zone. Nourishing Traditions. Candida diet. OH MY GOD.

May 12, 2006

Homeopathic Care of Autistic Children

by Robert Ullman (This material is excerpted from our new book, A Drug-Free Approach to Asperger Syndrome and Autism: Homeopathic Care for Exceptional Kids.: Edmonds, Washington: Picnic Point Press. 2005) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] An Epidemic of Autism Spectrum Disorder Current research indicates (ASD) has become an epidemic and that the rates are rising. We are speaking [...]

November 17, 2005

How Many Bowel Movements Should You Have Each Day?

Filed under: Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders — Administrator @ 5:17 pm

Most doctors don’t ask you about your regularity. They may think it is not important to have a bowel movement every day. In fact, some doctors think its ok when you have 2-3 bowel movements a week. If you have one, two or more bowel movements a day, you may still be constipated. If you [...]

October 31, 2005

Constipation… No Longer A Taboo Subject!

Filed under: Digestive Health,Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders — Administrator @ 4:40 am

In today’s fast food generation and sedentary life styles, not only do we have a problem in America with obesity, we also have a problem with constipation. Something in the past we did not always want to talk about. But in reality we do need to address this as it can have an array of [...]

August 27, 2005

Diverticulitis and Diet

Filed under: Diet,Digestive Health,Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders — Administrator @ 10:22 am

What Is Diverticulitis? Diverticulitis is another one of those conditions that has followed from industrialisation, and a fundamental change in eating habits to a diet of processed food. The condition emerged after milling became commonplace in Western countries, starting in the US. Milling grains strips out valuable fibre, and since the early 20th century a [...]

 

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