Common Symptoms Could Be Your Thyroid
According to a study by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHAES), roughly 10 percent of the US population has undiagnosed thyroid disorders and roughly…
Glowing through Menopause
A woman’s estrogen and progesterone begin to decline in perimenopause, the time around menopause. Menopause is official when the menstrual cycle ends for a full…
Radio Show – September 2016
Saturday, 9/24/16: KJCE 1370 AM “Let’s Get Healthy!” with Bill Swail, RPh, Dr. Marianne Calvanese & Dr. Tess Strickland, ND Kevin Ryan, MD, FACP, renowned oncologist, on…
Growing our Food Rights: a Win-Win-Win
Carina Stufflebeam (left), 10, walks with her mother, Jenny, as she carries a bin of freshly cut basil on the family’s 12-acre farm Thursday, July…
10 Vegan Foods to Have in Your Kitchen
As a long time vegan and naturopathic doctor, I have plant-based foods as fuel down to a science. If you are new to a plant-based…
Guilt-Free Snacking with Guiltless SuperFoods
The depression and bipolar issues I wrestled with during my childhood and well into my late 20s was always something that I was ashamed of….
Radio Show – August 2016
Saturday, 8/27/16: KJCE 1370 AM “Let’s Get Healthy!” with Bill Swail, RPh, Marianne Calvanese, ND & Tess Strickland, ND Dr. Susan Noonan, author of When Someone…
Vaginal Infections: Not All Created Equal
Women don’t like to talk about it but vaginal infections are a common cause of discomfort. Yeast infections are a typical cause of vaginitis. The…
Focusing on School Lunches and ADHD
The American Psychiatric Association estimates that five percent of American children have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). For these children, returning to school often means…