Confronting pain, strain, crud and bugs. Naturally.
I’m sure I’m pretty much like a lot of people when it comes to the holiday season. I don’t mind a little shopping, but spare me the Black Friday crowds or last-minute gift-buying frenzy. I’ll avoid them like the plague. What I do like is putting on a little Bing Crosby, Dean Martin or Nat [...]
I’m listening right now to Madhu Gadia being interviewed on public radio. She is an Indian cuisine expert, nutritionist (Univ. of Illinois) and author who touts the benefits of vegan diets, nutrition as medicine and is even a diabetes counselor. She edited books for Meredith Corp. (publisher of Better Homes and Gardens) and knows her [...]
My seasonal college football fanaticism is under way. And one of the first news makers of the young season this past week was the University of Wisconsin football team having to cope with 40 players being hit with H1N1. Wow. They barely got by Fresno State. I’m sure we will hear something wacky pretty [...]
I had coffee today with an experienced IT/communication professional who’s a longtime friend. He’s been in a job search for several months and is, understandably, frustrated. I know he’ll get a quality opportunity at some point soon, but it is frustrating having to endure the time it takes for that opportunity to arrive. I’ve been there, and [...]
A Wall Street Journal health piece this week goes into some impressive depth on new ways that conventional medicine is approaching stress-related illness. Instead of “Where does it hurt? Here’s a prescription,” treatment is moving toward, “Where does it hurt? Tell me what’s going on in your life.” The medical community increasingly is recognizing what alternative and natural [...]
They say frequency and repetition in delivering a message to the masses is a good thing. So here’s the next version of the “dirt and kids” theme. Let me know when you’ve had enough. I’ll then dish up some more. This is getting to be such a widely touted topic here and elsewhere, I’m going [...]
Editor’s note: Dr. Wallace has authored several posts here on immune balance as viewed from a naturopathic physician. Now we’ve got him on video, where he adds some additional guidance not found in his postings.
If this isn’t the health equivalent of FDR, McArthur, Churchill and de Gaulle joining forces to declare democracy must be preserved, I don’t know what is.
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece this past week jointly authored by Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish, Andrew Weil, and Rustum Roy, four of the brain trust leading the preventive health and [...]
Wanna experience one of the most beneficial half hours of your life? Listen to Embria Health Science’s Stuart Reeves as he is interviewed about immune balance on a Latrobe, PA radio station. Stuart hits the big points on immune health and quality of life, from colds and flu to stress and travel to extreme exercise [...]
(Editor’s Note: I put the question to Balanced Immune Health Contributing Editor Dr. Edward Wallace: How does immune balance fit into the concept of homeopathic medicine? Here are his thoughts.)
Homeopathy is a unique system of healing, based on what is known as the ‘Law of Similars’. This is taken to mean that a homeopathic medicine is given [...]
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