Non-Invasive Breast Screening Thermography is an approach to breast screening using digital infrared imaging. This type of scan shows the function, physiology, and metabolism of breast tissue. Abnormal cells tend to be hotter in temperature because a malignant tissue mass develops a network of...
Psoriasis Heard of psoriasis before?? You may have it or someone you know, even a family member, or it may be a foreign word to you. Below I will let you know more about this skin condition, potential causes, and some treatments, although there...
As Summer vacation comes to a close, and school starts up again (and work too for many of us), our lives will turn more to a regular routine again. For some this may sound unappealing, but for our bodies, we actually crave it and...
I think, unless you are allergic to them, strawberries are a true decadent to many of us. It reminds me of one of the first fruits of the summer season – full of sweetness and juiciness. When the perfect ripeness, it is the most...
Highlighting 3 herbal teas: powerful, nourishing, rejuvenating, and healing. There are many herbal teas to choose from. They are caffeine-free, but not free of flavour or medicinal power. Herbal teas can provide hydration, but can also be nourishing to the body and mind. Many...
Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis Q&A – Part 2 Last month, we put up a Blog about the book Wheat Belly, by Dr. William Davis – Questions & Answers with this informative Doctor. We hope you found it educational and interesting. Below is...
Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis Q& A Wheat Belly is a very interesting read by a Doctor who specializes in Cardiology and practices in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. He discusses wheat in the diet, and how it isn’t necessarily good for one’s overall health....
Historically known as rheumatism, Arthritis can be a debilitating ailment that can affect any joint in the body, and can be particularly bad in cold, damp weather. Arthritis is itself a generic term, though today it is most commonly applied to three forms of...
We’ve all seen ravens or crows pecking at a bit of roadside carrion, with trucks and cars thundering past only a yard or two away at 100 km per hour. This is an extreme example of conditioned response, the acute senses of a wild...
