Posted in Alzheimer's, Environmental Health, Exercise, Holism, Informed Consent, Mental Health, Recommended Reading, Stress, Vaccinations, Wellness, cancer, nutrition, tagged nutrition, relaxation, Mental Health, toxins, Exercise, hpv vaccine, Gardasil, Alzheimer's disease, noise, cell phones, mobile phones, pain, granite, radon on August 1, 2008 | No Comments »
HPV Vaccine Adverse Events Worrisome Says Key Investigator (MedScape Today)
Concerns about serious health risks - including neurologic and autoimmune complications - from the use of Gardasil and other human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines are being raised by Diane Harper, MD, at Dartmouth Medical School. Once a principal investigator in HPV vaccine clinical trials for Merck and [...]
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Posted in Exercise, Food, Wellness, nutrition, tagged diet, dieting, Exercise, fitness, Food, nutrition, walking on July 25, 2008 | No Comments »
89 Percent of Children’s Food Products Provide Poor Nutritional Quality, Study Finds (Science Daily)
The Productive Diet (Washington Post)
Regular Walking Nearly Halves Elderly Disability Risk (Science Daily)
Active Lifestyle May Prevent Cancer: Japan Study (Reuters)
Prolonged Sitting Turns Off Fat-Burning Enzyme (Natural News)
Weight Watchers Vs. Fitness Centers (Science Daily)
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Posted in Drugs, Environmental Health, Food, Holism, Mental Health, Recommended Reading, Wellness, homeopathy, nutrition, tagged Activia, children, depression, emf radiation, homeopathy, multitasking, nutraceuticals, probiotics, Prozac, SSRIs on July 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Live Safely and Thrive in the Wireless Age (Central Sierra Health Resource Guide)
An excellent overview of the health risks of Electro Magnetic Frequency (EMF) radiation from mobile phones, computers, microwaves and other technological conveniences - along with tips and resources for minimizing your exposure. To access the article, follow the above link and scroll to [...]
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Eating well is the foundation of health. And this means eating a diet centered on whole foods, preferably organic, locally and sustainably raised. But with the cost of all food soaring to undreamt of heights, eating well can seem nearly impossible to do without breaking the bank.
But “seem” doesn’t mean “is.”
Still, a recent story in [...]
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Posted in Drugs, Food, Industrial Medicine, Mental Health, Stress, Wellness, nutrition, orthodontics, tagged big pharma, braces, brain health, children's nutrition, FDA, junk food, nutrition, orthodontics, Stress, yoga on July 14, 2008 | No Comments »
Survey: Most Effective Dental Braces Are Least Attractive (Physorg)
FDA Slowing New Medicine Pipeline (WSJ via azcentral.com)
100 Californians Injured by Hospitals Each Month (MedHeadlines)
Mother’s Junk Food “Harms Child” (BBC)
Early Life Nutrition May Be Associated with Adult Intellectual Functioning (Science Daily)
Scientists Learn How Food Affects the Brain: Omega 3 Especially Important (Science Daily)
Meditation, Yoga Might Switch Off [...]
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Posted in Environmental Health, Exercise, Informed Consent, Vitamins, Wellness, nutrition, tagged additives, adhd, allergies, chemicals, environment, Exercise, sugar, sun, vitamin D on June 30, 2008 | No Comments »
Additives, Allergies and ADHD: Is There a Connection? (ABC News)
We’re in Chemical Overload (Montreal Gazette)
Not All Sugars Have an Equal Effect on Obesity (foodconsumer.org)
Time in the Sun: How Much Is Needed for Vitamin D? (US News & World Report)
“Directed Thinking” Increases Time Spent Exercising (PhysOrg)
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Posted in Drugs, Environmental Health, Holism, Industrial Medicine, Mental Health, Recommended Reading, Stress, Wellness, tagged Holism, Drugs, Wellness, relaxation, Mental Health, Environmental Health, Industrial Medicine, Recommended Reading, walking, Stress on June 27, 2008 | No Comments »
Why Bother? (NY Times)
Global warming is real and happening, with so many causes that it seems there’s nothing we can do as individuals to help our environment heal. Apathy is the easy choice - until you read Michael Pollan’s encouraging essay on why our choices matter - environmentally and just plain mentally - even choosing [...]
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Check out the headline in this screenshot from a recent article posted on the Vacaville (CA) Reporter site:
There’s just one problem: the subject of the story, 102 year old Samuel Cancimilla, doesn’t really claim that junk food has been good for him. The writer does list his favorite sweets but then includes some more likely [...]
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Posted in Environmental Health, Holism, Informed Consent, Mental Health, Recommended Reading, Video, Wellness, nutrition, tagged toxins, raw milk, brain imaging, bliss, stroke, bipolar children on June 13, 2008 | No Comments »
The Bipolar Child Strikes Again (Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry)
You may have read the recent set of Newsweek articles on bipolar children (here, here and here). But the fact that even diagnosing such a condition in children - sometimes as young as 2 - is problematic (to put it mildly) seems to have been lost on [...]
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The author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma and In Defense of Food speaks at Google…
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