We have lots of cells (trillions) in our body and they all contain valuable genetic information that we need. Cell health is fundamental and if we are going to function… Read More

Many adults have, or are at risk of having, elevated blood pressure—in fact, the American Heart Association puts the number at fifty percent of American adults and some sources put… Read More

It’s no wonder that many people look for ways to boost their brain function—the thought of popping a pill and finding yourself smarter, with better memory, sharper focus, and slower… Read More

Author: Kurt LaCapruccia Did you know more than 60% of Americans have some form of grey hair by the age of 40? Some people think hair dyes are the best… Read More

We all know the first signs of a cold—the stuffy or runny nose, the scratchy throat, and the knowledge that being sick is no fun. We all have our favorite… Read More

Our brain is a complex organ. For instance, it’s the part of the body that uses more energy compared to others. But funny enough, our brain only makes up 2%… Read More

Which varieties of Fish have the Highest Mercury Levels? With all the talk of toxicity in our ocean, this is an important answer to know! Did you know your body… Read More

The common cold is caused by a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract. People afflicted with a cold often cough and sneeze, are fatigued, and have runny noses, sore… Read More

Cancer of the uterus is the most common cancer of the female reproductive tract, with an annual rate of 21 per 100,000 women (Greenlee RT et al 2001). The majority… Read More

Scleroderma is a progressive autoimmune disorder that can disable its victims. In people with scleroderma, the body’s immune system is activated, which results in inflammation and overproduction of thick layers… Read More

  You may be surprised to learn that until 2002, no standard definition for chronic kidney disease (CKD) existed within the medical community.1 Before then, conflicting classifications had created a… Read More