
Gut feelings: the gut and joint pain connection
We’ve all heard about how the gut influences our mood, our skin and our immune system. But did you know that your experience of pain could be linke...
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Do you have health problems? Just about everyone does. Nutritional therapy is proving to be a safe and effective solution to many of our most commo...
Read moreDigestive enzymes offer many health benefits. While some people are aware that enzymes are important, not everyone knows that enzymes are essential...
Read moreThe prostate is a small gland at the bottom of the bladder that surrounds the urethra. The urethra is the tube from which urine and semen are excre...
Read moreIn today’s world, man-made chemicals are everywhere. From environmental pollution to unnatural ingredients found in processed foods, our bodies are...
Read moreDo you suffer from hayfever and find it hard to enjoy being outdoors during the spring and summer months? At the beginning of the season, hayfever ...
Read moreJanuary brought the long-awaited new food guide for Canadians, and although there is room for improvement, the new focus on fruits and vegetables i...
Read moreYou don’t pay much attention to your digestive system when it’s running smoothly. But once indigestion, bloating, gas, constipation, and diarrhea b...
Read moreMaintaining healthy blood sugar levelsSugar-laden diets, low physical activity and stress which are so prevalent in today’s busy lifestyles, can co...
Read moreThe majority of Canadians over 55 years of age experience some degree of the painful joint disease osteoarthritis. For many, osteoarthritis means c...
Read moreThe days are getting longer, the first green sprouts of spring are showing, and the sun has real warmth for what feels like the first time in forev...
Read moreOur digestive tract was not designed to handle the modern North American diet of cooked and processed food even if the food is organic and wholesom...
Read moreBlack Seed, also sometimes called Black Cumin Seed, dates back 5000 years as a medicinal mainstay, today 200 medical studies reveal its therapeutic...
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