Tony discusses the efficacy of various cold remedies
Boucher students once again had the fortune of having Dr. Pizzorno to speak to us at BINM. His focus this time was on the clinical effects of mercury exposure, current mercury level assessment methods and treatment options available based on the data his team collected on 1,500 oil field workers in Alberta, Canada.
Stinging Nettle is a plant with emerging research that shows it has a wealth of benefits.
Tony explores in vitro fertilization and the use of acupuncture as an adjunctive therapy
Rebuttal of a recent widely publicized finding of the ineffectiveness of glucosamine and chondroitin to combat joint pain
Green tea and dental health, a healthy connection.
Although water may not cure the common cold, it is a useful tool in reducing discomfort in patients.
A new theory suggests that the vinegar in pickle juice could relieve muscle cramps
Evidence supports the emotional benefits of having healthy and regular digestion.
Dr. Paolo Zamboni suggests that vein blockages play a key role in MS and the late Dr. Roy Swank believed MS patients did not digest fat well resulting in micro-clotting.
A lack of regular physical activity can lead to a variety of preventable lifestyle related diseases.
So you’re overweight and you want to be healthier and look sexier but you are discouraged. You have tried to lose weight in the past and while you have had some success in the beginning, the results never seem to last. So why do people have such a hard time losing weight? While the specific answer is different for everyone, chances are you are stuck in one of the following three phases.
For years animals have provided comfort and companionship to individuals. Recently Animal Assisted Therapy has been introduced in the healthcare field to expand these benefits to those in need.
The holidays are a time to reflect on what the year has brought us and how we can give back to the world around us.
Spring is upon us and so is the sun! How important is Vitamin D to your health?