By Donald R. Yance, CN, MH – The pomegranate is one of humanity’s oldest cultivated fruits and has occupied a unique position in traditional medicine systems across diverse cultures.
By Jacob Teitelbaum, MD – When you have a lot of aches and pains in different areas, this suggests that your muscles (and body) in general are not making enough energy. Even localized muscle pain suggests this, as the low overall muscle energy predisposed you to developing the problem.
Unless you treat the underlying causes of low energy, such as nutritional deficiencies, poor sleep, or repetitive stress to the muscle (e.g., from ergonomic problems), the low energy problem will recur.
by Gary Null, PhD – With this acceptance of yourself and others, conflict can dissolve and you can be in balance. Where there is balance, there is harmony. And where there is harmony, there is bliss. In bliss, there is no need to sublimate. When you are not sublimating, then there is no destructive behavior leading to addictions.
By Geo Espinosa – The integrative goal is to remodel the metabolic environment that drives erectile failure in the first place. That means restoring endothelial function, preserving lean mass, supporting endogenous testosterone, normalizing inflammation, and rebuilding the autonomic balance that allows arousal to translate into a usable erection.
Weight loss is the lever. Sexual function is one of the most honest readouts of whether the lever worked.
By David Tiger – When a muscle remains contracted for a prolonged period, it gradually shortens over time. This can result from poor working posture, prolonged sitting, or even injuries at birth. The result is poorer posture and the development of pain and discomfort.
By Sylvie Beljanski – The recognition of cancer stem cells as central drivers of recurrence and metastasis has introduced a new paradigm in cancer research, and though further clinical validation is required, the prospect of safely suppressing the biologic roots of recurrence represents an important and potentially transformative frontier in breast cancer care.
By Dr. Cheryl Burdette – “Why does this patient’s zinc level go down, even though we have continued to supplement with it?” This paradoxical response of giving more, yet seeing levels go down, leads us to think about all the reasons that zinc may not shift as we expect, including how well absorbed it might be, how we are utilizing it, or if things are competing with it. Examining the root cause of upward or downward trends in zinc levels provides specific insight into the patient’s needs.
By Donnie Yance – Multiple factors influence ADMA levels, including testosterone, homocysteine, and oxidative stress, providing insights into mechanisms of cardiovascular disease. While L-arginine supplementation has shown inconsistent results, several established cardiovascular therapies reduce ADMA levels, potentially contributing to their benefits.
By Donnie Yance – Lycium demonstrates a broad spectrum of biological activities supported by modern research. The polysaccharides in goji berries, collectively known as Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBP), appear to be the primary active compounds responsible for enhancing both cell-mediated and humoral immune responses.
By Gary Null, PhD – You have been shaped by systems designed to produce compliant, predictable people. But, you are a person with a mind. And that mind, properly used, is more powerful than any institution ever built to contain it.
The question is not whether you are stupid. The question is whether you are willing to do something about it.
by Ben Moss – In April 2026, Janet Mills signed LD 2242 into law, marking a significant shift in the scope of practice for naturopathic doctors in the state. On the surface, the legislation updates prescriptive authority. In practical terms, it reshapes what care can look like for patients who rely on naturopathic medicine.
By Matthew Melnick – Historically, truly personalized care required time, attention, and constant follow-up—things most practitioners simply don’t have enough of. AI changes that equation.
With the right system in place, patients can receive continuous feedback, personalized adjustments, and behavioral guidance between visits.
Review by Timothy Fior, MD, DABM – Book by André Saine, DC, ND – This book, a much-needed addition to the literature on craniofacial manipulation, is the first textbook on BNS specifically for practitioners, and shows why, how and when to practice BNS, benefitting patients and helping them lead better, healthier, more balanced lives.
By KhadiYah Preciado – Herbalism is not casual advice, but a form of care that requires structure, patience, and clear communication. Healing begins with the questions that come before any herbal recommendations.
By Ben Moss – Concerns expressed by international participants caused the cancellation of this important conference. A number of potential attendees were reluctant due to anxiety about border and immigration enforcement interactions…
Review by Rudy Shur – This book explains how the author came to develop Human BioAcoustics, including its proprietary voice spectral analysis (Vocal Profiling) software, which is a key component of this therapy, Signature Sounds, and so much more.
by Holly Christy, ND; Brian Tuckey, PT; Nirnaya Miljacic, PhD; Nayak Polissar, PhD; Meena Vythilingam, MD = Despite the substantial burden to individuals, families, and communities, only a minority of individuals with PTSD receive treatment, and the rates of dropout from treatments are high. We have a need for innovative, rapidly effective treatment options that are well tolerated and accepted by individuals with PTSD.
By Gary Null, PhD – Love is not a luxury. It is oxygen for the soul, the organizing intelligence of nature itself. It is both the beginning and the destination of every human journey. We strengthen it through daily choice—choosing patience over reaction, empathy over judgment, generosity over grasping.
Each morning we can ask: Will I create fear today, or love?
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
As the producer of The Moss Report, the year leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic was filled with anticipation and excitement. We had invested years of hard work and significant resources into two major projects: our feature film, Immunotherapy: The Battle Within, and...
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