“How long do I have to live? Because I have work to do,” told high-spirited Stamatis Moraitis to his doctors when he was diagnosed with lung cancer in his 60s. The answer “6 to 9 months” did not satisfy him. Stamatis’s homeland was a Greek island of Ikaria, [...]
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Many traditional weight management programs for diabetics focus on calorie control. They may not work long-term as they only cover a few aspects of maintaining a healthy weight for diabetics. A smarter approach is holistic weight management, which offers a broader perspective by integrating various aspects of well-being. These include [...]
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Fibromyalgia is a well known, chronic disorder that is most associated with debilitating symptoms of pain and fatigue, but it is also shrouded in mystery, even as the number of patients keeps growing. It is estimated that about 5 million Americans are affected by this disease, and many people [...]
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Some forces in the world are so strong that they overtake fear and pain with ease. Such is the incredible strength of a mother when protecting her children. When Carrie Blackwell’s son Deryn exhausted all options of modern medicine, she risked spending 14 years behind bars in an effort to [...]
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Haribo gummy bears have existed since the 1920s with the first bear created from licorice. The gelatin-based gummies appeared in 1960s and have been steadily growing in popularity in America after stealing the hearts of their home country – Germany. In 2016 Haribo gummy sales in the U.S. hit almost [...]
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While the pink ribbon, Susan G. Komen and her organization’s widely attended nationwide cancer walks, and Breast Cancer Awareness Month have all become mainstream over the past decade thanks to a relentless marketing campaign and the ongoing “feminization of breast cancer,” few people realize that the movement came from [...]
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Image by Fotografiecor.nl on Shutterstock Guest Post By Ellie Shipley Hericium erinaceus (HE) caps the chart for most creatively named mushroom. In Japan it’s known as Yamabushitake, after the costume of Buddhist monks. In China it’s known as houtou, meaning “monkey head,” and other nicknames include white pom pom, bearded [...]
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Adderall, the most popular drug for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), has been used by many of the 6.4 million American children currently diagnosed with ADHD but also misused by 20-30% of all students who are trying to gain better concentration for taking tests in college. It can be [...]
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With the variety of natural protocols out there for anything from the common cold to treating cancer, a question arises – why do they help one person and not the other? While every human body has unique differences from genetics to life-long experiences and trauma, there are tools [...]
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Bill Nye’s TV show on Netflix was designed to make “science” palatable to the masses and to appeal to a wide audience on topics that the mainstream population supposedly does not know a whole lot of information about. The show titled ‘Bill Nye Saves the World’ was allegedly created to [...]
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