Category Archives: Chronic Illness

In our society we often lead very busy and stressful lives. This can lead to a stress response not unlike being chased by a saber toothed tiger.  Our body releases stress hormones that make us fast and strong – in order to survive.  This is called the fight or flight response.  But being in a chronic(read more)

Why is it important to use a holistic approach to help a child with ADHD succeed? The first thing many parents of children with ADHD are told is that their child should  take stimulant medications.  For some children medication works very well and for others it does not.  But even if medication works for a child,(read more)

Protecting your brain is an extremely important component of optimum brain fitness. Damage can occur in a variety of ways including obvious ones like accidents and illness. But be wary of those cleaning products and even cosmetics that we expose ourselves and our children to on a routine basis. Just think how your bathroom smells after(read more)

We often hear about Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) in our lives today. Have you ever wondered if you have it, or perhaps your child or spouse? In fact, ADHD was diagnosed in approximately 8%-10% of the school-age population in the 2000 census, 60% of whom eventually become adults with ADHD. This translates into approximately 4% of(read more)

Did you know that 75-90% of all visits to primary care physicians are due to stress-related illness? We’ve all heard about stress: what causes it, what it does to us. But have you really thought about the stressors in your life? And have you developed healthy habits for managing stress? Today’s article will give you a(read more)

Updated 2021 Do you ever get frustrated when you aren’t getting what you want in life? Do you work really hard and feel discouraged because you are not as successful as you wish you were? Do you want better health, more wealth, a healthy family, better relationships, a deeper divine connection, a feeling of contentment,(read more)