It is estimated that as much as 95 percent of people on a weight loss diet will likely fail. And if they do lose weight, a large percentage not only...
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The debate about the safety of phytoestrogens has been going on for decades. Research and interest in natural phytoestrogens increased dramatically as a result of the Women’s Health Initiative study...
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According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), “For decades, cancer survivors have described experiencing problems with memory, attention and processing information months or even years after treatment.” Because many survivors...
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It is widely known that antioxidants can support the health post-treatment on many levels. Interesting research over the past few years has focused on the molecular mechanisms of key antioxidants...
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Citrus pectin has long been used to support digestive health; however, the molecules are too large to enter circulation to have a systemic effect. That means citrus pectin is limited...
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Chances are when your patient starts to crash mid-day, their cortisol levels are doing the same thing. While cortisol often gets a bad rap as “the stress hormone,” the fact...
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