Warm “golden milk” is all the rage, from coffee shops and restaurants to home kitchens. Mugs of the creamy concoction have graced the cover of hundreds of magazines, each touting a favored recipe. Affectionados claim […]
Updated August 4, 2020 Conflicting reports on whether the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine can help treat Covid-19 have resulted in considerable confusion. I hope by sharing some current resources you’ll have a better understanding of where […]
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback on efforts that can make a positive impact in our quest for health. Topics we cover in this issue are included […]
Sheila Rogers DeMare I’ve talked to many people who want to learn about natural treatments for their tics but they can’t manage to visually focus on text. After all, imagine trying to read when your […]
With the world hyper-focused on Covid-19, many find themselves consumed with worry about the safety of our health care workers and loved ones, the food supply, financial stability, the plight of the homeless, and society […]
If your family life has been turned upside down as schools close for weeks on end, we hope this resource offers you a lifeline. While we’re “all in this together,” our situations differ widely. That’s […]
We have been receiving an increasing number of reports that using tablets, cell phones, computers, or watching TV can trigger hyperactivity, other behavioral changes, and/or tics. For some people, the problem is related to hypersensitivity […]
Valentine presents aren’t just for lovers. We often give them to friends, children, teachers, nurses, neighbors. . . anyone in the circle of people we care about or are grateful for. The last thing we […]