A spiritual approach to dealing with adverse drug reactions
Anyone reading the warning label on a bottle of pills knows that “use as directed” doesn’t necessarily ensure their safety.
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Healthy Five-Layer Mexican Dip adds spicy flavor to Cinco de Mayo
Every Cinco de Mayo, Americans embrace the richness of Mexican culture through parades, community events, picnics, parties and a variety of other celebrations.
Is matter just ‘a big fat lie?’
That may sound like a silly question. But if you were to take a stroll through the mind of astrophysicist Adam Frank, you might think otherwise.
May Day Flowers: A pagan tradition brings positive health
May Day, which first originated in the Northern Hemisphere during pre-Christian times, began as a celebration of spring and fertility.
Can we be scared into being healthier?
Although the jury is still out, the scales appear to be tilting in favor of an approach that involves fewer sticks and more carrots.
Earth Day Celebration: Lyrid Meteor Shower chat starting at 10pm est.
The Lyrid meteor shower is the debris from the Comet Thatcher, the “parent” of the Lyrid meteors.
“Buy locally”: Horse and buggy advice from the green movement
Sustainable solutions from the green movement are typically inferior solutions from past centuries.
Honoring our planet: Earth Day
On April 22 each year, over one billion people worldwide come together in celebration of Mother Earth.
What it really means to be debt free
It’s not so much what we owe others but what we think they owe us that has the greatest impact on our mental and physical well-being.
Prostate problems: Old age is not for sissies
Having a sense of humor when dealing with the issues of aging goes a long way.
Myths and realities of recycling
Recycling reduces the use of limited resources and energy and decreases the production of toxic substances that are by-products of mining and processing.
April is Keep America Beautiful month
Keeping America beautiful is a gift not only to ourselves but also to the lives of those around us.
A 10th century remedy holds promise for curing modern-day MRSA
There is an emergent need not only to acknowledge the wisdom found in ancient health texts, but also to better utilize the gifts found in Mother Nature, allowing people to work together harmoniously to ensure man's ability to survive the coming "post-antibiotic era."
Is there a cure for allergies?
Despite years of searching, we’re still no closer to finding the antidote to ‘sneazin’ season.’ Could it be that there’s a spiritual solution?
In search of a cure for cancer
What was once written off as nothing more than ‘spontaneous remission’ could very well be a harbinger of treatments to come.
Healthy springtime fare: Peach, plum and apricot crisp recipe
The following springtime Peach, Plum and Apricot Crisp, discovered in MyRecipes.com, is a treasure to consume and delightful to behold on any supper table.
Redefining the mind-body connection
‘Is there a time we will discover that healing responses and mind-body medicine really moves more toward the mind side than the body side?’
States should defy unlawful EPA carbon dioxide rules
The EPA's Clean Power Plan, if implemented, will raise electricity prices and degrade grid reliability, while providing negligible environmental benefits.
You can’t google intuition
The Internet has a funny way of conflating fact and fiction, fooling us into believing some rather odd and inaccurate things about ourselves.
Conquering the contagion of fear
‘Simply seeing another patient suffering pain can make a treatment hurt more.’