Tips To Improve Your Smile
By Dr. Pat Crawford Our body has a number of ways or expressions to communicate and smile is one such expression. When we smile, we flex our facial muscles to…
Read more »How U.S. Obesity Compares With Other Countries
From Your Health Journal…..”A very interesting article from PBS Newshour that I had to promote called How U.S. Obesity Compares With Other Countries written by Franco Sassi. We know that…
Read more »The Role Mode In You – Dr. Mark Pitstick, Author, Lecturer, Holistic Chiropractic Physician
1. Your name, title, and age? What do you do (or did you do) for a living? Dr. Mark Pitstick; age 59; author, lecturer, frequent radio/TV guest, holistic chiropractic physician…
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Imagine World Peas
by Kac Young PhD, ND, DCH There is a surprising amount of incredible nutrition in a green peas. Peas pack a lot of nutrition in a tiny pod. They come…
Read more »6 Reasons Why We Should Embrace Mistakes To Create A Balanced And Happier Life
By Diane Lang We can’t be successful without taking a jump; a leap of faith within ourselves even if there is a chance of failing. Mistakes are teachable moments and…
Read more »Healthy Tip # 201
Another healthy tip courtesy of Coco Coco O’Donnell I am a pharmacist and wellness coach, and work with clients to get off prescription medications AND stay healthy. I recommend that…
Read more »How Children Cope with High Conflict Divorce – Part 2
Continued from Part 1….. By Bob Livingstone In normal situations, the parents make all these preparations for the kids, but in high conflict situations, some kids somehow find a way…
Read more »How Children Cope with High Conflict Divorce – Part 1
By Bob Livingstone How Children Cope with High Conflict Divorce – Part 1 How are they Harmed and what can Parents do to help them? A high conflict divorce is…
Read more »Healthy Tip # 200
Another healthy tip courtesy of Kim Evans In talking with people who are trying to make changes in how they eat, I always suggest that they keep a food diary…
Read more »After Childhood Cancer
By Beth Kurt, MD Less than 20 percent of children survived cancer in the 1960’s. Fortunately, the five-year survival rate for childhood cancer is now approaching 80 percent. (1) As…
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