Blood Detective Fitness Secrets – Part 1
By Dr. Michael Wald Exercise is fun, feels good and helps fight disease: What more could baby bombers ask for? In this article I will not only outline precisely why…
Read more »Baby Boomers – Growing Old Gracefully – Part 2
By Dr. Michael Wald Continued from part 1 of this article….. Each baby bomber has individual nutritional and health needs that are far better determined by blood work and a…
Read more »Baby Boomers – Growing Old Gracefully – Part 1
By Dr. Michael Wald Can Good Nutrition Help less and treat joint and muscle pain in Baby Boomers? The concepts provided in this and forthcoming articles about health and the…
Read more »3 Steps To Heart-Based Living
By Ronna Prince DIVE in, TUNE in, LIGHTEN up! It seems that now we are inundated with messages about living in the heart. It’s the latest catch-phrase. But really, what…
Read more »Health Effects From Noise – Part 2
By Dr. Michael Wald Continued from part 1 of this article….. EAT THESE FOODS 1. Drink plenty of water daily (body weight divided by 2, multiplied by 0.8 is the…
Read more »Health Effects From Noise – Part 1
By Dr. Michael Wald According to OSHA, the Occupational Safety Health Administration, thirty million Americans are exposed to occupational noise that is considered hazardous. The Department of Labor Statistics reports…
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Peter Piper’s Pepper Picks
By Kac Young PhD, ND DCH If Peter Piper truly picked a peck of peppers, then he had 1/4 of a bushel or 2 US dry gallons. Were they red,…
Read more »What To Do If Your Child Has An Asthma Attack At School
If getting a call from the school nurse can be unnerving, hearing that your child just had an asthma attack at school is downright terrifying. This especially holds true if…
Read more »Be Poised, Be Healthy
By Gary Stokes Poise is a sublime state, sublime because life is at its best when we are composed, balanced, and self-possessed. Poised, even in times of great challenge, we…
Read more »Typical Immunization Schedule For The Babies First Year
During your baby’s first year, the pediatrician’s office can begin to feel like a second home. It seems that even if your baby is perfectly healthy all the time, you…
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