Reducing physical pain should be a national priority, provided we have an all-natural, non-invasive way to achieve this goal — and because the price of inaction is too great to tolerate and too substantial to ignore. We cannot have tens of millions of Americans unable to work, or too weak...
Few things are more valuable than that which is free—namely, water. And yet, we read and see crises in places like Flint, MI, where the water is too toxic to drink, its effects too harmful to imagine and the social consequences too big to accept. But we must accept these...
Promoting health and wellness online is a greater challenge than many people may imagine, or most web designers may believe. While there are tens of millions of Google Search results for this or that condition, or news items about a particular regimen of diet and exercise, this information will not—and...
Of the many ways to improve personal wellness, including a diet with an emphasis on eating whole foods, hydration–drinking enough water each day–should be at the top of this list. I have a strict definition of the word “hydration,” which excludes diuretics like soda and coffee, as well as various...
Chronic pain is more than the discomfort of a stiff neck, though it is a stiff-necked enemy of health and wellness, because it affects tens of millions of Americans, from young and otherwise vibrant men and women to seniors unable to walk or drive as a result of this condition.
