Compassion, the new healthcare intelligence
By Nancy Gahles The seeds of change in conscious evaluation of educational competency were planted by Daniel Goleman, author and journalist, who proffered to the public in his book, “Emotional...
Read MoreIntracellular biochemical pathways to longevity
By Katherine Shagoury We’re all going to grow old, and there’s nothing we can do about that, said Robert Rountree, MD, at the 2019 Integrative Healthcare Symposium in New York...
Read MoreUntangling gut dysbiosis and histamine intolerance
By Katherine Shagoury Properly understanding the connection between gut dysbiosis, immune activation, and histamine intolerance can make a difference for treating patients, said Michael Ruscio, DC, owner and clinician at...
Read MoreThe brain from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective
By Melissa Carr, BSc, DrTCM There’s an inside joke that Traditional Chinese Medicine has two hearts and no brain. However, in TCM most of the organs as delineated in this...
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In memoriam: Remembering the legacy of Walter Crinnion, ND
By Katherine Shagoury Walter Crinnion, ND, renowned naturopathic doctor, author, and speaker in environmental medicine passed away on Monday March 11, in the presence of family, friends, and colleagues. On...
Read MoreWeil makes $15 million gift to UA Center for Integrative Medicine
By Katherine Shagoury Photo courtesy of Bob Demers/UANews Integrative healthcare pioneer Andrew Weil, MD, founder and director of the University of Arizona (UA) Center for Integrative Medicine, made a $15 million...
Read MoreStrength training for healthier heart and better bones
By Karen Malkin To the uninitiated, working with weights may conjure visions of cross-fitters lifting tires or 200-pound men handling large barbells, but your patients can reap impressive health benefits...
Read MoreUSC researchers potentially reverse Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice
By Katherine Shagoury A diet containing compounds found in green tea and carrots reversed Alzheimer’s-like symptoms in mice genetically programmed to develop the disease, according to a new study by...
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