Ellen and I were laying around in bed this morning engaging in our favorite activity – philosophic inquiry. Not having to get up early is one of the great things about weekends. Ellen will pose various questions and I will use muscle testing the unconscious mind to pull up interesting answers. After about an hour […]
A couple weeks ago I wrote about little movements that can make a world of difference in our health. Three minutes, two or three times a day, of vigorous, but very simple movement triggers a flood of nitric oxide into our blood stream opening up our blood flow throughout our body. It is good blood […]
One of the central drivers in our life is to feel good about ourselves. What this means and what brings us to feel this way varies tremendously between people. We all start in the similar position of being completely dependent on our care takers while we are infants. Feeling good at that age is all […]
Ours is a country of extremes, and nowhere do we see this more than in our relationship to exercise. We approach exercise like so many other things – “If some is good than more must be better.” The flip-side to this extreme is the other end which says, “If I can’t have it all, then […]
One of the bonus pieces I picked up at the Blood Chemistry seminar was a way to fix hypochlorhydria. What’s that you ask? It is low acid production in the stomach. It is the real cause for acid reflux. It is also the starting point for most digestive disorders like gas, bloating, and leaky gut. […]
I spent three days last week at a blood chemistry seminar down in the Bay Area. I thought when I signed up for the seminar that it would be rather dry – just lots of pathologies revealed by tiny variations in numbers from your blood chemistry after you go to a lab and have blood […]
As most of you know by now, a major focus of my life for many years now has been chronic gut dysfunction as a cause of most degenerative diseases we see in America today. The underlying issue is the Western diet and lifestyle. In fact a study just released this week concludes that the “Western […]
I have been noticing a lot of patients experiencing tingling or numbness down one or both arms lately. For even longer, significant numbers of folks are showing their neck sliding forward. This pattern is important because it creates degeneration of the lower neck vertebra and lots of discomfort and loss of function over time. Although […]
Salt is essential to life. It is so important that it is one of the primary tastes our tongue perceives. We are driven to acquire enough salt from our environment; for without salt, the chemical engines that give us life, stop. The sodium in salt is half of the chemical battery system every cell in […]
A new year is beginning and since it is a new beginning it is a great time to start a new health goal. New Year’s is a traditional time for creating new goals. Everybody likes to start a new diet to take off all that extra weight put on by holiday eating. Unfortunately the reality […]