How do you milk a rabbit?
I know it sounds like the set-up for a bad joke. But milking rabbits has become a reality in the Netherlands and it may one day soon be coming to our shores as well.
Vision and Preventative Medicine
The world is changing. The concepts of Western medicine have shifted in recent years and the public is demanding much more from our health care providers.
Are You Being Deceived? The FDA and the “Big Food” Crackdown?
The recent news that the FDA had sent 17 warning letters to food companies regarding deceptive label claims was met with an interesting bunch of reactions and they weren’t all what you might expect.
IV Therapy - It's all in vein
IV Therapy is a powerful tool that naturopaths use to get important nutrients directly into a patient's body. In this week's episode of Vitamin Junkeys, Jennifer Lyall and naturopath, Dr. JJ Duguoa review IV Therapy, the type of people who typically use IV Therapy, and demonstrate a form of this therapy. 
Dr Dach on Low Testosterone From Pain Pills
Joe has chronic fatigue, weakness, and erectile dysfunction. He was doing well until 10 years ago when he started pain pills after a car accident which left him with chronic back pain.
Reduce Your Chances of Getting Cancer Naturally
Mainstream health experts have estimated that up to 40% of all cancer could be prevented with more immunizations against diseases that increase cancer risks and healthy changes in diet and lifestyle.
Can Your Diet Increase Your Chances of Death?
It’s been shown that high amounts of red meat in the diet can contribute to moderate to severe heart problems or abnormal cell growth, but a new study points out a greater risk of death from heart disease and cancer than previously reported.
Waiting to Exhale
On my last trip to India, I met a yoga teacher at the center where I stayed. Every morning we’d wake before dawn. As we watched the sunrise over the mountain, he taught me how to breathe.
Headaches linked to heart troubles
Migraines may be a lot more than a pain in the head... because the latest research shows they may be linked to problems in the rest of your body, too.
BPA-Heart Disease Link Fails to Ruffle FDA
If there was a hit list of the nasty chemicals cited most often, bisphenol-A (BPA), might top the charts.
