by Dr. Evelyn Le, ND Happy Summer! We hope everyone is enjoying the sunshine. This article is hopefully quite relevant to you, as the topic is the healthy management of stress. In this article, I will recap what we can do to help with moods, stress, and burnout, especially post-pandemic after lengthy wintertime, and we … Continued
In this fast-paced world, it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life and forget to take care of ourselves. But maintaining good health is crucial for leading a happy and sustainable life. With the right habits and mindset, you can prioritize self-care and improve your overall well-being. In … Continued
I have been helping people with their farting, bloating and poop problems for a long time. Way back in 2010 and learned about a condition called small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, also known as SIBO, which is responsible for 70% of irritable bowel syndrome symptoms (IBS). The good news is we can fix SIBO and get … Continued
Eating healthy and staying fit doesn’t have to be expensive. If you’re on a budget but still want to stay active, there are some simple ways to save money while still enjoying the benefits of healthy living. Here are a few steps you can take to focus on your mental and physical wellness without breaking … Continued
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Several years ago, a stage IV prostate cancer patient, who I will call Stan, came to me for complementary care. I have been fortunate to work in cancer centers that are progressive and honor the importance of safe alternative therapies in conjunction with conventional medicine. Stan was receiving the … Continued
While this is, in fact, the medical definition of our skin and, honestly, what this article is about, I also like the definition: “the life or physical well-being of a person.”
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Several years ago, a stage IV prostate cancer patient, who I will call Stan, came to me for complementary care. I have been fortunate to work in cancer centers that are progressive and honor the importance of safe alternative therapies in conjunction with conventional medicine. Stan was receiving … Continued
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Understanding why it’s important to eat an anti-inflammatory diet is helpful to compliance. The National Cancer Institute continuously updates its database on several aspects affecting cancer remission and prevention. Many of these recommendations are specific, like reducing intake of red meat to three servings per week. These findings and … Continued
This time, I tried the “Keto” diet, and I brought my husband and trusty business partner along for the ride! Did it work or was it a total bust? You’ll have to read on to find out!
By Ko Ching Lu EAMP, LAC Spring is the season, which we see trees blossom and rebirth of many living life. According to Chinese medicine, spring is the season associated with liver organ and belongs to the wood element. It is a season to set new goals and to redirect life. This is a … Continued
