We all need essential fatty acids, especially omega-3 fatty acids, for optimum health. Eating several servings of oily fish, such as wild Alaskan salmon is optimal for Omega 3’s but is not always available or affordable. So in this article we share some of the alternatives to try.
Read MoreTai chi is an optimal way to improve strength. The moves in this exercise can be easily learned and executed by people of all ages and states of health.
Read MoreUsing Fat, Acid, Salt, and Sweet, or FASS for short is a simple technique that can really help enhance and correct flavors.
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Read MoreUsing food as medicine is one way to reduce the amount of inflammation inside the body. As part of an Anti-Inflammatory diet, here are a few foods and spices that can help.
Read MoreYou may be familiar with the statistics, but what you probably don’t know is that there are several natural and lifestyle methods to help combat PCa
Read MoreAwakening your senses and turn your body on to the health-boosting benefits of culinary herbs and spices - here are some reasons – and ways to get going:
Read MoreIs Red Meat Bad for You, or Good? In this article we review the evidence on the health effects of red meat.
Read MoreThyme is an all-star herb stemming from the mint family with a rich history in culinary arts, medicine and spiritual practices. Thyme has thick stems with small fragrant leaves that have a subtle, dry aroma and a slight minty flavor.
Read MoreThis is not your father’s exercise program. There has been a profound revolution in exercise – especially strength training – in recent years. Here's a routine to adopt.
Read MoreSoy is a good source of protein, fiber, calcium and a variety of other vitamins and minerals, Still it appears to remain a highly controversial food. While most espouse its strengths, a few are absolutely convinced that soy is bad for you. To try to get at the truth, let’s examine some of the soy myths.
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