Good health means more than good medical care. Many other things affect how long we live and how healthy we feel — including conditions in our housing and neighborhoods, the social and physical environment of our communities, economic opportunities and the levels of stress in our lives.
This will detail out the reason Alexander Poptodorov, ND, chose the field of Naturopathy and how it has greatly impacted his life.
After spending time in the sun, try these recipes for cooling masks, mists, bath soaks, gels, and more.
One of the questions I get asked frequently is what herbs would I recommend for a small medicinal herb garden or for someone just starting out so they don’t get overwhelmed. This is part three of that series.
I was recently reminded how important it can be for patients in the hospital to have an advocate for dealing with hospital staff, friends and family. For some people, this role comes very naturally. Others are best-suited for alternative supporting roles and can be more helpful following their own personal strengths.
By Marlene Adelmann, The Herbal Academy
The key to observing gratitude is to open your heart and center yourself. Take a look at these four herbs that will help you do just that!
Making magic with plants and flowers has its roots deeply entwined in the interspatial relationships over millennia with insects as pollinators. Pollinators procured the sweet and tangy nectars and the rich and robust pollens for their own nutrition and self-medication. In so doing, they have helped to fertilize flowering plants and thus, have served as midwives to blooms across the globe producing food and medicine for varied species for millennia.
For most, there’s nothing easier than turning on the tap when you need a drink of water. New research shows that a glass of warm or room-temperature tap water could harbor harmful the legionella bacteria. Follow these preventative measures to protect your tap.
