Preventing the Big C
Probably more than any other disease, cancer strikes greater fear in people than any other. Relief washes over us when our doctor says, “I don’t see any signs of cancer.” But how can we keep the good news coming? And what can we do if the Big C does hit close to home?
Dietary Hope for Rheumatoid Arthritis
It is a disease far from being controlled. Modern medicine fights to give patients relief. It seems to make painful inroads on its subjects, even with extensive medical intervention. Rheumatoid arthritis has left its disfiguring marks on the joints of millions, and leaves millions more to cope with fearful side effects of powerful drugs. Some doctors say that the only hope for rheumatoid arthritis patients is a drastic change in diet. While some joints may never be restored to normal functioning almost every inflamed joint will experience a marked improvement from lifestyle change.
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Lifestyle Change Stops Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a stubborn disease to treat and leaves a lot of people feeling out of sync with life, and desperate for answers. Ever wonder, “How can I regain my energy and control those wildly high blood sugars.” Mayo clinic and other academic medical institutions concede the best way to control this disease is to start with lifestyle change. Diet and exercise are key.
From NEWSTART to an Alaska Cruise: In the Wrong Order?
by Dean, NEWSTART Alumni
We had some time to “kill” after the completion of our Newstart program at the Weimar Center and before we were due to arrive at our new post in Thailand. We thought it would be a nice to visit Alaska, so we booked a 7-day cruise out of Seattle. Read more »
Delivering the Cutting-Edge Natural Medicine Many Americans Seek
By the late 1980s, American citizens had already demonstrated a long history of voicing their dissatisfaction with conventional medical options. They were turning in ever-growing numbers to lifestyle therapies, vitamin and mineral supplements, herbs, spiritual approaches to healing, and other natural alternatives. Read more »
Start Breathing
As an average person, we each take approximately 21,600 breaths each and every day. This is about 88 pounds of oxygen. But what kind of air are we breathing in? Does it make a difference? Read more »
