Nature’s Powerful Mood Medicine
Did You Know...nature offers more powerful mood medicine than many prescription drugs?
A recent study led by researchers at Stanford University found that walking in...
Fact or Myth: Grounding Reduces Inflammation?
This is a FACT.
Every day, we do battle with villainous electromagnetic fields. Environmental electromagnetic fields of 50-60 Hz (which we happened to be chronically...
Reverse Aging With Organic Sulfur
No one ever talks about the health benefits of organic sulfur.
It truly is the forgotten mineral – yet the third most abundant in your...
Rewire Your Brain for Happiness With Two Proven Techniques
Being depressed can feel like being stuck in a bleak, hopeless loop. No matter what you try, you can’t convince your brain to reengage...
Can Curcumin Really Help Offset the Harms of Too Much Sitting? This Study Says...
Spending too much time sitting down can increase risk of death, even among people who are otherwise active. A Canadian research team analyzed 47...
Breathe Yourself to Sleep
Did You Know...you can breathe yourself to sleep using a simple relaxation technique?
According to the Institute of Medicine (US) Committee on Sleep Medicine and...
Ground Therapy A Revolutionary Health Practice
Did you know...that a free, revolutionary health practice can eradicate the root cause of chronic pain–and prevent or reverse nearly every known health condition?
If...
Does Wheatgrass Reverse Gray Hair Back to Its Natural Color
Consuming fresh wheatgrass juice regularly provides many benefits including it has been shown to reverse gray hair back to its natural color.
How does this...
The Mind-Body Connection Revealed
It appears that University of Pittsburgh researchers have uncovered an anatomical connection between mind and body. They are hopeful that these findings will help...
This Simple Trick Rewires Your Brain for Happiness
Psychologists often used imagery techniques to help patients, especially those with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), overcome negative emotions. According to a recent study, we...












