2018 Newsletter Archive
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The Benefits of Fire Cider, A DIY Remedy
Fire cider is a delicious homemade herbal concoction that uses apple cider vinegar to extract the medicinal constituents from herbs. This herbal tonic is consumed…
Peoples Holiday Gift Guide 2017
Looking for the perfect gift for someone on your list? What could be better than the gift of health? Mention you saw this gift guide and…
Your B12 and Folic Acid Labs May Be Misleading You
Looking at the levels of Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) and Folic Acid in your blood can help diagnose different types of anemias, investigate neuropathy, and evaluate…
How to Solve the Mystery of Your Inflammation
In my practice I’m often asked about anti-inflammatory diets, and while there are some fairly simple answers, as people start to research these diets on…
Pumpkin, Spice and Everything Nice
Is it possible to have healthy food over the holidays that doesn’t make you feel deprived? YES! October marks the beginning of three months of…
The Nature of Naturopathic Medicine
In 2013, the US Senate passed a resolution designating the second week in October (October 8-14, 2017) as Naturopathic Medicine Week to encourage Americans to…
Cocowhip Comes to Texas
Cocowhip, the extraordinarily tasty paleo, low-sugar, vegan-friendly soft serve, first came across my path the year I was living in Australia and studying Clinical Nutrition. Having been recently diagnosed…
Your Back-to-School Wellness Guide
With young ones going back to school after a long summer vacation, it is important to get them on a good wellness routine. Quality supplements…
Anxiety, Depression, and Chronic Illness: An Epigenetic and Nutrigenomic Approach
Over the last thirty years, how many of you have noticed the rise in anxiety and depression? Have you also noticed an increase in ‘autoimmune’…
Got the Texas Summer Blues? You’re Not Alone
Did you know that in Texas, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is just as common in the summer as in the winter? While we have plenty…