Using natural medicine to live a high quality life
Posted in Educational, Non-health related, Random Thoughts on Nov 23rd, 2009
A fantastic graphic presentation that in 30 seconds or less let’s you explore the world from the size of a coffee bean to a carbon atom.
Posted in Business, Environmentalism, Health, Random Thoughts, World Health on Nov 21st, 2009
Is business part of the problem? Can it be part of the solution?
Posted in Allergies, Celiac disease, Digestion, Food, Gluten free, Reactions: Food, Recipes on Nov 19th, 2009
Delicious Gluten Free Pizza
Posted in Emotional Health, Health, Random Thoughts, Spiritual Health, World Health on Nov 17th, 2009
A high quality life is a life lived with plenty of compassion. This 2 minute video challenges us to live compassionately.
Posted in Doctors, Health Care, Health insurance, Hospitals, Insurance companies, Medicine, Natural Medicine, Naturopathic doctors, Naturopathic medicine, Pharmaceuticals on Nov 13th, 2009
Continuing the discussion of evidence based medicine, this article discusses the current, and in my opinion, misguided interpretation of evidence based medicine.
Posted in Celiac disease, Digestion, Food, Health Care, Natural Medicine on Nov 9th, 2009
Drugs and supplements may contain gluten in the form of binders and stabilizers used to make the pill or put in the capsule to fill up space. A patient with CD may be doing a great job avoiding gluten in the food they eat and still getting gluten from the prescription drugs or supplements they are taking.
Posted in Doctors, Health Care, Health insurance, Hospitals, Insurance companies, Medicine, Natural Medicine, Naturopathic doctors, Naturopathic medicine, Pharmaceuticals on Nov 5th, 2009
Evidence based medicine (EBM) has emerged as one of the key concepts being debated in leading medical journals, doctors offices and conventions, insurance boardrooms, and government agencies as a major piece of the effort to reduce costs and improve outcomes. In this series I’ll be explaining what evidence based medicine should be (part I), is (part II), and how I use it in my practice (part III).
Posted in Children's Health, Doctors, Health Care, Hospitals, Medicine, Naturopathic doctors, Swine Flu on Nov 2nd, 2009
“Remove the term H1N1 from the equation.” If your child had regular flu, would you take him to the hospital? If the answer is no, then don’t take him/her to the hospital now.