By Ben Moss - If you haven’t heard of the Slow Food movement, it is time to get up to speed with what should be the most important revolution the USA has ever known. Fair warning, if you read this article all the way through,...

By Donnie Yance - The body of preclinical research on dandelion root extract reveals intriguing therapeutic potential across oncology, neurology, endocrinology, and general wellness.

By Geo Espinosa - Evidence first. Context always. Natural and lifestyle first when possible. The label on a therapy matters far less than its fit, its safety, and its proof. We don’t choose between modern and integrative medicine.

By Alan R. Gaby, MD - From eggs and Alzheimer’s risk to iodine during pregnancy, bromelain after dental surgery, and tomatoes for fatty liver, this collection explores intriguing connections between nutrition and health. We also examine questions surrounding CoQ10 for depression, sex-specific responses to iron...

by Gary Null, PhD - How many times have we gone against the current of our own being? You know you should do A, but you are conditioned to do B. You are fighting it because the conditioned self is conditioned from a place of...

By Peter W. Gold, Ronald Whitmont, MD, Lisa Samet, ND - By addressing the person as a whole and working with the body’s innate capacity to reorganize and restore equilibrium (to heal), homeopathic treatment seeks resolution rather than management, resilience rather than dependence.

By Rob Lamberton - The tumor microenvironment, — the immediate milieu of stromal cells, vasculature, immune infiltrate, and signaling molecules surrounding a tumor — is well established as a determinant of tumor behavior and treatment response. It is, in effect, a...