Dr. Steven Masley and Dr. Jonny Bowden challenge conventional dietary wisdom with their book "Smart Fat: Eat More Fat. Lose More Weight. Get Healthy Now," advocating for a scientifically-backed approach that emphasizes the importance of consuming the right types of fats for health and weight management. The authors introduce the concept of "smart fats," which … Continue reading A revolutionary approach to health and weight loss: “Smart Fat” by Dr. Steven Masley and Dr. Jonny Bowden
Study captures brain’s deep relaxation response to ancient breathing technique
A new neuroscience study demonstrates that the Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) breathing technique produces measurable, beneficial changes in brain activity, pushing it into a state associated with deep tranquility and relaxation. Using EEG to track brainwaves, researchers found the technique significantly increases theta waves (linked to deep meditation) during its core rhythmic phase and creates … Continue reading Study captures brain’s deep relaxation response to ancient breathing technique
Embracing the healing power within: “Life Is Your Best Medicine” by Dr. Tieraona Low Dog and Dr. Andrew Weil
The book "Life is Your Best Medicine" emphasizes that true healing is rooted in our daily lives, with relationships, thoughts and beliefs playing a crucial role in overall health, challenging the limitations of conventional medicine. Research shows that adopting a healthier lifestyle, including balanced rest, exercise, nutrition and stress management, could prevent a significant percentage … Continue reading Embracing the healing power within: “Life Is Your Best Medicine” by Dr. Tieraona Low Dog and Dr. Andrew Weil
Empowering women’s health: A deep dive into Dr. Tori Hudson’s “Women’s Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine”
Dr. Tori Hudson's "Women's Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine" serves as a comprehensive resource for those seeking alternatives to conventional medicine, drawing on her 28 years of experience in naturopathic medicine and addressing the increasing public demand for diverse healthcare options. Naturopathic medicine has ancient roots, with practices from various cultures, and was formalized in the … Continue reading Empowering women’s health: A deep dive into Dr. Tori Hudson’s “Women’s Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine”
Empowering women: The revolutionary breast cancer prevention diet unveiled in ob Arnot’s book
Bob Arnot's book, "The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet," offers a detailed and actionable approach to reducing breast cancer risk through diet and lifestyle changes, empowering women with the latest research and expert insights. Dr. John Glaspy's research at UCLA highlights the significant role of diet, particularly omega-3 fats found in fish oils, in altering breast … Continue reading Empowering women: The revolutionary breast cancer prevention diet unveiled in ob Arnot’s book
Combining hope and science: The integrated approach to cancer care
Dr. Dan Labriola's book, "Complementary Cancer Therapies," offers a new perspective on healing by advocating for the integration of conventional and alternative cancer treatments, aiming to improve outcomes and transform lives. The book introduces Billy, a young boy who defied the odds of liver cancer through a combination of conventional and natural therapies. This approach … Continue reading Combining hope and science: The integrated approach to cancer care
The Consequences of a Poor Diet Could Epigenetically Persist Despite Improving Eating Habits
A majority of people know that improving your diet will lead to an improvement in your health. But not everyone knows that the consequences of eating poorly can actually persist even after you’ve changed your dietary habits for the better. New research on mice suggests that even following the treatment of atherosclerosis – the build-up … Continue reading The Consequences of a Poor Diet Could Epigenetically Persist Despite Improving Eating Habits
Most Dangerous Lifestyle Activity Uncovered in New Epigenetic Mortality Risk Profile
Aging and mortality has been a fascinating topic of interest recently, particularly in the field of epigenetics. What are the chemical DNA markers of age? Can we look at someone’s epigenome to determine their risk for death? Could we reverse these epigenetic tags to restore youth or undo the pesky physical characteristics and diseases that come … Continue reading Most Dangerous Lifestyle Activity Uncovered in New Epigenetic Mortality Risk Profile
Reduce your colorectal cancer risk by up to 39% with 60 minutes of daily physical exercise
A recent study in the British Journal of Cancer revealed that people with at least 60 minutes of physical activity from adolescence could potentially reduce their risk for colorectal cancer by more than a third. The report, led by researchers from the University of Sao Paolo, is the first to analyze the direct link between physical activity during adolescence and … Continue reading Reduce your colorectal cancer risk by up to 39% with 60 minutes of daily physical exercise
Making healthy lifestyle choices can prevent the onset of dementia
A healthy lifestyle can prevent the onset of dementia regardless of genetic risk factors. This is according to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Researchers found that individuals aged 60 years and above who follow a healthy lifestyle have a lower risk of dementia than those who have an unhealthy lifestyle. Additionally, they … Continue reading Making healthy lifestyle choices can prevent the onset of dementia
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