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Lorrie Klosterman’s Q&A with Dr. Stephen Bergman, author of The Spirit of the Place, about the doctor-patient relationship and the current state and future of the medical field.
Plastics are versatile, convenient, and ubiquitous. But recurrent concern over bisphenol A leaching from containers begs the question: Is there a health price we pay, or that our
children will pay years from now? Ilyse Simon assess the current debate over BPA.
This summer is another chance to take wise steps toward protecting your skin while enjoying the outdoors.
Learn ways to improve vision without glasses, contacts, or lasik surgery.
Lorrie Klosterman takes a look at health problems stemming from standard practices within the US meat and dairy industry.
War veterans are fighting silent battles against post-traumatic stress disorder when they get home and many of them are being denied the medical attention they need.
Walk-in medical services also known as urgent care centers are convenient and popping up in more communities.
Any longterm illness is a challenge to a caretaker who must add that task—usually without much warning—to existing daily demands.
Lorrie Klosterman describes how cranial osteopathy and cranialsacral therapy can restore the body’s healing powers.
You exercise your body, feed it well, and look for ways to keep it at optimal performance—but what about your brain?
Does the change of season mandate a downward spiral in our healthy eating habits?
When David Kramer’s chronic allergies were eliminated by homeopathic treatment, he knew there was something remarkable afoot in this approach.
Don’t let an infertility diagnosis steal your ability to create life. Instead, discover the most creative, whole, healthy person you can be—and you may well make a baby in the process.
You take care of your health to enjoy a good quality of life. But what about a good quality of end of life?
Susun S. Weed introduces a variety of useful herbs and gives advice on the safety, selection, and savoring of herbal preparations.
You are in charge of your own attitudes and feelings, of the way you treat yourself and your world, but you cannot determine the outcome of every circumstance, just as you do not make the sun rise or set.
We are accustomed to stretching our physical bodies. Similarly, it is important to stretch our consciousness if we want to maintain a healthy, vital, and enthusiastic spirit.
Therapeutic massage—a nurturing, rejuvenating, and totally respectful experience.
A look at the vast healing potential unlocked when we trip the light fantastic.
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