Health
Shaping Your Body with Thoughts
Nov 7, 2009, 2:00 pm
Our thoughts and perceptions are powerful enough to effect the health and appearance of our body.
The New Cardio: Burst Training
Nov 7, 2009, 2:00 pm
Burst training is gaining tremendous popularity in the fitness industry as the cardio of choice.
The Perception Effect Part 2
Nov 7, 2009, 2:00 pm
Positive thinking is a powerful part of healing illness. This article discusses it's health benefits.
The Perception Effect Part 1
Nov 7, 2009, 2:00 pm
Countless studies of the placebo effect have shown that the mind is an important factor in human body function.
Western Medicine
Is Your Doctor’s Continuing Ed Funded by Pharma?
Continuing medical education frequently is funded by the pharmaceutical industry.
Swine Flu or Novel H1N1, Part 3
The H1N1 vaccine and antiviral medications have a clouded history.
Think Disease Mongering Started With Direct-to-Consumer Ads?
Swine Flu or Novel H1N1, Part 2
Flu Vaccine Mandate Halted for New York Health Care Workers
Law on Religious Exemptions for Vaccination, Part 2
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Some Principles of Longevity for the Elderly
Steps elders can take to improve their health.
Understanding Chinese Herbal Medicine, Part 2
Herbs are natural substances, but they are medicines.
Understanding Chinese Herbal Medicine, Part 1
The Story of Li Shizhen
Dietary Methods to Keep Fit
Communication With One’s Body
Nutrition
Losing a Race With Our Ancestors
Abundant scientific evidence demonstrates that primal foods are the healthiest foods.
Vitamin C Prevents Heart Attacks
Why is vitamin C so important in preventing heart attacks?
What Is Food Combining Good For?
Can Higher-Protein Diets Keep Weight Off?
Vitamin D’s Cancer-Protective Potential
Can Wheat Cause Diabetes?
Fitness
The New Cardio: Burst Training
Burst training is gaining tremendous popularity in the fitness industry as the cardio of choice.
Move of the Week: Spinal Warm-Up
A warm-up can be approached in a variety of ways. This one will leave you centered and focused.
Great Move: One-Legged Prone Jackknife
Training for Mobility
The Orchestra for the Golf Swing's Melody
Build Muscle Strength From a Bottle?
Environment & Health
Mobile Phone Use: Brain Tumor Risk
Mobile phone use has shown to increase brain tumor risk.
Blue Light Combats Seasonal Affective Disorder
Some people's mood takes a distinct turn for the worse in the winter.
Trained Monkeys Should Attend Hockey Games
Researchers Urge Cell Phone Users to Take Precautions
Can Stress Make Us Fat?
Sunlight Exposure Improves Brain Function
Other Ways of Healing
Shaping Your Body with Thoughts
Our thoughts and perceptions are powerful enough to effect the health and appearance of our body.
The Perception Effect Part 2
Positive thinking is a powerful part of healing illness. This article discusses it's health benefits.
The Perception Effect Part 1
Healing the Underlying Cause of Stress
Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life
The Secret Life of Stress
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