5 Great House Plants for Removing Toxins (Premium)
Ah, fresh air. We like to think of our homes as a haven from the world, but your indoor pollution may be worse than the outdoors. Homes, apartments, and offices often have unhealthy levels of […]
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The Dirty Dozen in Food Additives
Many of our readers are aware of the dirty dozen in fresh produce. Researched by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), consumers are advised on which produce items are most likely to have high level of pesticides. […]
22 Ways to Protect Yourself From Exposure to Fluoride
Stuart Cooper It’s not just in the water. Or your toothpaste. This toxin pops up everywhere you turn. Stuart Cooper, of the Fluoride Action Network, prepared this enlightening resource that everyone should read to understand […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 21 (Premium)
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback onfforts that can make a positive impact in our quest for health. Topics we cover in this issue are included below. We […]
6 Ways to Convince People to Quit Using RoundUp
Share these hard-hitting articles on RoundUp and related herbicides with those you care about. The aggressively marketed and popular herbicide is known to be toxic, yet its use is allowed by homeowners and professionals in […]
I Was Afraid My Son Would Have to Live with Severe Tics (Premium)
BY JACOB’S MOM I bought your book Natural Treatments for Tics and Tourette’s at a point when my twelve-year-old son was squeaking loudly every seven seconds. The tics had started the year before, coming and […]
Your World and You: Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health – Issue 15 (Premium)
Environmental and Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Family’s Health This feature highlights reports, studies, and feedback from families on efforts that can make a positive impact in our quest for health. Topics we cover in this […]
Where Psychiatry Misses the Boat with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (Premium)
Psychiatrists are well equipped to take notes while patients describe their symptoms, compare these symptoms to a checklist, and declare a diagnosis. But they fail to complete what could be the most important and helpful […]