While the winter brings together family and friends, it also brings in the flu. This season will be no different. While some people’s first thoughts are
When you use the word “standard” you are talking about something that has been established by authority, custom, or general consent as a model, example,
Magnesium Extraordinaire When I first learned about magnesium (Mg) in 1963, hardly anyone ever mentioned this mineral or was aware of its vital role in
Have you ever heard of medically unknown symptoms (MUS)? If you go to a general medical practitioner for primary care instead of a chiropractor, you
The polypharmacy effect is bigger than you think; in fact, it is dangerous. Did you know, according to HealthReasearchFunding.org, that: Polypharmacy is responsible for a
Many believe that one of the biggest threats to public health—in fact, the next pandemic—is antimicrobial resistance. Today, the CDC lists 18 different types of
Have you ever heard of the responsibility to do no harm? In our last blog post we talked about how your health freedom is not
The health industry has a history of coercion and sharing deadly medical advice. There are things that at one time the medical community claimed to
It’s hard to believe that there was a time that doctors recommended smoking! “26,000 doctors recommend smoking” was a common Lucky Strike cigarette ad that
Moms & Scientists Demand FDA & CDC Test Vaccines for Glyphosate Glyphosate, a chemical ingredient found in Monsanto’s Roundup and hundreds of other herbicides, has
The war on germs has failed miserably and is creating an epidemic of superbugs, especially in hospitals. In their attempt to kill germs and wipe
If you don’t live near train tracks you’d find it impossible to think you could ever get used to the noise. If you do live
A Major Issue The high cost of prescription drugs is in the news a lot and is a major issue on many levels. Therefore, individuals,
Have you ever taken ibuprofen (Motrin/Advil) or naproxen (Aleve/Naproxen) to alleviate pain? Well if so, you are like millions of others who often seek pain
For many people, at the first sign of a fever, headache or other minor discomfort, the “go-to” remedy is acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol.
