Nutrition benefits brain network organization, new research finds
By Katherine Shagoury Monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs), a class of nutrients found in olive oils, nuts, and avocados, may be linked to general intelligence. The relationship is driven by a...
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WHO-PAHO meeting links integrative and traditional medicine leaders
By John Weeks by John Weeks, Publisher/Editor of The Integrator Blog News and Reports A major integrative health initiative is underway throughout central and South America that goes by a different name. ...
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California hospitals launch community health initiative for those in need
By Katherine Shagoury Local hospitals in Orange County, California are partnering to offer a new approach to community healthcare. Seven clinics, including five primary care, one specialty clinic, and one...
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Product spotlight: Vital-Zymes Complete
By Katherine Shagoury Our friends at Klaire Labs recently shared some products with us, and today we wanted to highlight one of our favorites, the Vital-Zymes™ Complete. The multi-enzyme formulation offers...
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Yoga and meditation improve brain function and energy levels, study says
By Katherine Shagoury Practicing brief sessions of Hatha yoga and mindfulness meditation can significantly improve brain function and energy levels, according to a new study from the University of Waterloo...
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UA integrative medicine residency program flourishes
By Katherine Shagoury Faculty at the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine and their collaborators successfully demonstrated the feasibility and effectiveness of an online approach to train more family...
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Natural products quality expert on industry challenges 10-years after GMPs
By John Weeks by John Weeks, Publisher/Editor of The Integrator Blog News and Reports Michael D. Levin’s career over the last two decades has included executive and consulting roles in the natural...
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Unused prescription opioids have fueled the opioid epidemic
By Katherine Shagoury Over two-thirds of surgery patients in the U.S. are overprescribed opioids, and the leftover pills are often mishandled at home, a new study revealed. A new review of six...
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