The mirthful laughter experience appears to reduce serum levels of cortisol, dopac, epinephrine, and growth hormone. These biochemical changes have implications for the reversal
The belief that you should treat physical and psychological symptoms of a disease as separate or unrelated issues is – although potentially highly profitable –
‘I could not lie anymore so I started to call my dog “God.” First he looked confused, then he started smiling, then he even danced.
“You have high cholesterol”; “Your cholesterol is a little bit on the high side”; “We need to do something about that high cholesterol of yours”;
When information gets repeated often enough – even if it is illogical, misleading, or lacking in evidentiary value – it can form a part
‘Therapeutic thinking has been influenced by the doctrine of the mutant cell as the initiator of cancer, leading to the idea that only things which
Exposure to stress (of any kind) depletes glycogen stores in your body at an increased rate and, as such, can create an immediate need
Serotonin (5-HT), although popularly referred to as the “happiness hormone”, is a biogenic amine produced mainly in the intestines in response to stress and
They say “everything in moderation”, but rarely about vegetables. Perhaps it’s because they look so innocent. But too many veggies (especially when raw or
The more unsaturated the fat, the more likely it is to promote cancer development. Safflower, sunflower, corn, cottonseed, soybean, walnut, flaxseed, and fish oil
Cholesterol is the precursor to bile. Bile plays a vital role in digestion. Cholesterol gets converted inside your cells into testosterone, progesterone, DHEA, and other
