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It's time for a little review of where things stand currently with cancer. It's fast becoming the number one cause of death among diseases, including heart disease. Some cancers are curable, and more research is increasing that phenomenon on a continuing basis. Take a little time to review where we are today with cancer. Continue Reading »

At the risk of sounding like a complete Big Sur hippie, I feel I have to make the case for something called zone therapy, otherwise known as reflexology. I know what youre thinking: James, you've done it again. Yes, perhaps I have. But so what? This ancient therapy does not require the use of any special crystals or ethereal pan flute music. All that's required is a semi-open mind and your bare hands and feet. Continue Reading »

A concern not only experienced by men but by a growing number of women is Alopecia, or the excessive and abnormal loss of healthy hair. Disturbing situations and genetics can be the cause of hair thinning and loss and also by hormonal ups and downs, too much physical force or lack of good nutrition. An important first step is discussing hair loss with your doctor. There is a selection of treatments on offer these days that make hair loss or thinning hair more bearable. Continue Reading »

Well, it's that time of year when many are resolving to shed some pounds. Suffering from diabetes as some of us do in the aging process, however, can pose some complications. Can the Adkins Diet play a role in controlling blood sugar? Find out by reading further. Continue Reading »

When you see someone in the street drinking something out of a brown paper bag, you automatically assume that they are drinking alcohol, although it is difficult to pin point back to when it actually took off. We can though confirm that the ideology of alcoholism dates back to 1849 when Magnus Huss first linked the consumption of alcohol to serious health conditions. Continue Reading »