Tired or Vital Exhaustion—Curse or Cure for Women?
By Nancy Gahles The butt of jokes and sitcom episodes for decades has been the caricature of the tired, worn-out woman. She is often portrayed as the exhausted housewife who...
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Facilitating end of life plans at home
By Amy Kenefick Moore, PhD While many people wish to have a planned death at home, it’s not easy to accomplish and may not be feasible in all cases. For...
Read MoreChiropractic care is safe and effective for the management of cervical radiculopathy
By James Lehman Almost 33 years ago, I was injured in a multiple vehicle collision. While sitting at a stoplight waiting for the light to turn green during a rain...
Read MoreThe next drug? The addictions treatment dilemma
By Richard Schaub Almost everyone is shocked by the answer to this question: at the beginning of the 20th Century, what was the drug that was used for the treatment...
Read MoreThe safe use of essential oils
By Karen Malkin Essential oils have soared in popularity in the past decade and are commonly found in people’s medicine cabinets, but how can they be used to promote wellness?...
Read MoreThe genetics of nutritional deficiencies
By Corie Edwards Nutrient deficiencies may seem like a thing of the past, but some may be surprised to know that there are still several key vitamins and minerals that...
Read MorePost-traumatic potential
By Nancy Gahles “If I were to wish for anything, I should not wish for wealth or power, but for the passionate sense of the potential, for the eye which,...
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The one minute treatment of addictions
By Richard Schaub, PhD, and Bonney Gulino Schaub, RN, MS, NC-BC “Addiction is a mental obsession and a physical compulsion.” —Alcoholics Anonymous There is a profound minute in the...
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