Mental Health
Well-Being In the Modern World
Throughout history, different cultures and healing traditions have viewed and defined health in unique ways, though there is common ground in each view. Sushruta Samhita,… Continue Reading
Summertime Opportunities
How many times have you been walking down a busy street deep in your own thoughts, harried and looking down or talking loudly into your… Continue Reading
Are Nutritional Supplements Necessary?
I had the opportunity to serve as USDAs National Program Leader for Nutrition for the US in 2002. During that time I gained experience with… Continue Reading
Noise Induced Hearing Loss
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders reports that approximately 28 million Americans have lost some or all of their hearing. Hearing loss… Continue Reading
Exploring Pain
Pain can be expressed in many forms. The most common form of pain expressed is physical pain that inhibits regular daily activity. Physical manifestation of… Continue Reading
Women and Heart Disease
Since the beginning of time women have displayed power, strength, beauty and support for their families. Isis of ancient Egypt was the matriarch, and set… Continue Reading
Emotional Pain
It would be impossible to imagine going through life without the inevitable experience of emotional suffering. The very reality of lifes constant changes means that… Continue Reading
Jenna's Miracle
At barely 9-years old, Jenna is the picture of a bright, bouncy, smart, industrious third grade girl. Jenna looks like a picture in a magazine,… Continue Reading
Smiling and Biting
The theme of this issue is dental health. I thought it might be a good idea to stay with that theme, but with a twist…. Continue Reading
Surgeon General's Report Mental Health
The Surgeon General released a report on mental health in the U.S. covering a variety of treatments and numerous aspects of many mental illnesses. Psychosocial… Continue Reading
