Category Archives: chronic illness
a real eat this, not that: pediasure.
Many parents struggle with feeding their children, and some may even resort to partial or total supplementation with Pediasure nutritional drinks. Pediasure claims that their products can be a total … Continue reading
parkinson’s disease: how to heal naturally.
What is Parkinson’s Disease? Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disease in which dopaminergic neurons in the basal ganglia (the area of the brain responsible for movement) are destroyed. Eventually … Continue reading
on your label: triclosan.
Triclosan is an antibacterial, antifungal ingredient found in a plethora of products. In fact, unless you are blatantly aware of its presence in nearly everything, you are probably included in … Continue reading
a real use this, not that: febreze.
As people become more mindful of the products they are using, it is only natural to begin to question the ones that they are spraying in the air. Many use … Continue reading
challenge of the week: reduce your sugar intake.
This week, work on reducing your sugar intake! So many want to quit soda, stop eating sweets, and encourage healthy eating behaviors in children – and now is the perfect … Continue reading
healing childhood disorders naturally.
April is Disability Awareness month, and RH therefore found it fitting to share some updated statistics with our readers. The numbers are staggering! The information makes it clear that something … Continue reading
harmful preservatives in your meat and poultry.
Did you know that thanks to Kraft (yes, the same company that is currently ignoring over 270,000 people who have requested that they remove unnecessary food dyes from their mac … Continue reading
mercury in your fish: how to calculate.
By now pretty much everyone is aware that we need to be mindful of how much fish we consume. We know there are plenty of benefits to eating sustainable, wild caught … Continue reading
more resistance.
Antibiotic resistance continues to be a major problem as many people speak out, but the system is slow to change. For example: People are still taking antibiotics from their doctor … Continue reading
