Your Health Unbound
White Fir tree is a popular wood for construction because of its combination of strength, versatility, and beauty. It is also a popular choice for Christmas trees. Native Americans used White Fir as a building material and in traditional medicine, specifically to promote healthy respiratory function. Derived from the soft needles of the tree, White… Read More
It has been recently reported in the news that several brands of herbal supplements were found to contain none of the advertised herb. Many people have come to trust the stores that sell these products, notably GNC, Wal-Mart, Target, and Walgreens. It’s not that I think these retailers shouldn’t be in the supplement market. Instead… Read More
I rarely get a cold. Having said that, I caught a cold by coming in contact with someone who already had a cold. Doesn’t matter how that virus was passed on to me, it nonetheless took hold. I had the runny nose, sneezing, chest congestion, cough… Nasty little symptoms that we all recognize as the… Read More
Since I have already broached this subject, I thought his post was worth continuing the discussion. It is a subject that applies to all of us. I have permission to share this blog with you. It is beautifully written and well presented. How Doctors Die…Not Like the Rest of Us For all those who rely… Read More
Kañiwa (pronounced kan-yi-wa) is the baby cousin of quinoa. It’s being touted as a new superfood along the lines of chia seeds. It’s gluten-free, vegan and an excellent source of amino acids, but despite its smaller size, it actually packs more protein than quinoa. It grows in the same areas as quinoa, Peru and Bolivia…. Read More
