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Alternative Health Journal Blog
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The authoritative alternative health blog.
- Added on: Aug 27th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Bob Condor
- Listed in: Alternative Medicine Diet & Nutrition
- Tags: blog health medicine Natural Alternative
Recent Posts
Fasting Can Help Eliminate Allergies, Manage a Healthy Weight
Every spring, Dr. Elson Haas supervises a group of 25 to 100 people who participate in a 10-day fasting program. He does it himself too, a ritual he has followed since 1975.“I was two years out of medical school with chronic allergies and way overw...
Home Remedies for Sinuses are Endorsed and Effective
Home remedies for sinus problems are a bit like comfort food. You opt for them when things are bleak or painful or both. And while you might not scare up much research to support the health value of tucking into a chicken cutlet with mashed potatoes,...
Women are More Prone Than Men to Symptoms of 'Economy Stress'
The economy is no one’s favorite subject these days. But a new American Psychological Association survey shows that women might be even more inclined to avoid the subject. Eighty-four percent of the women in the survey acknowledged deep fears about...
Faith and Spirituality Can Improve Your Health
For a physician who earned his medical degree in traditional fashion, Dr. Larry Dossey has been on the unconditional route ever since. Dossey is a pioneer in helping Americans become aware that research shows prayer can be healing. At Duke University...
Magnesium Foods Prevent Gallstones, Hypertension, Memory Loss
There are a lot of reasons to avoid or limit processed foods, whether you might find them packaged on grocery shelves or in the frozen convenience foods sections. One of the better arguments: You rob the body of dietary magnesium, which help prevent ...
Ease Winter Depression or SAD with Supplements, Food Choices
If you slice the United States in half horizontally, as if our country were a cantaloupe, then you can assume anyone who lives in the upper half is at higher risk for seasonal affective disorder or SAD. This “winter depression” is caused by lack ...
