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The Digesting Brain

The Digesting Brain

by Connie Rogers | Feb 4, 2019 | Anti Aging, Environmental toxins, Gut Health, Health & Wellness, Home Cleanliness, Meditation, Mind & Spirit, Modern Life, Movement, Nutrition

Our brain is the most important organ in our body. Our brain controls every thought and action we have.  This includes sleep, digestion, memories, speech, movement, and more. Our gut and brain work in tandem, each influencing the other. “The brain directly...
The Power To Change Is In Your Hands

The Power To Change Is In Your Hands

by Dr Joe | Jan 28, 2019 | Food, General Health, Health & Wellness, LCHF, Nutrition, Obesity, Personal Responsibility, Public Health, The Practice of Medicine, Weight Loss

Cast your mind back to a time long past – the 1970’s. Very few people were overweight and an even smaller number had type two diabetes. Now think about what people tended to eat in those days. Now ask yourself the same questions about the situation today. What has...
8 Weight Loss Tips For Busy People That Actually Work

8 Weight Loss Tips For Busy People That Actually Work

by Lori Shemek PhD | Nov 2, 2017 | Health & Wellness, Modern Life, Movement, Nutrition, Personal Responsibility, Weight Loss

Daily life can be stressful, busy, and at the very least, distracted, so the first thing that goes by the wayside is following through on our weight loss and health – despite our best intentions. However, it’s not an all or nothing case as taking smart action steps...
Does Poverty & Racism Raise The Risk Of Alzheimer’s For African Americans?

Does Poverty & Racism Raise The Risk Of Alzheimer’s For African Americans?

by Connie Rogers | Aug 24, 2017 | Alzheimers, Environmental toxins, Food, General Health, Gut Health, Mental Health, Modern Life, Movement, Stress

A recent 2017 report from the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference claims stress and poverty can increase African Americans risk for Alzheimers Disease. According to the Department of Neurology, Emory University School of Medicine, and Emory Alzheimer’s...
How To Stay Active During The Coldest Winter Months

How To Stay Active During The Coldest Winter Months

by Jennifer Scott | Jan 12, 2017 | Health & Wellness, Modern Life, Movement

It’s difficult to maintain the momentum of staying active during the winter season, when weather becomes a serious factor and holidays bring lots of food and not much energy. For many people, summer and spring–and even fall months–allow plenty of...
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