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Balance Your pH

by in Articles, Blog, Health Tips, Health Tools May 31, 2024

Our society is plagued with many health concerns. Some natural health professionals believe one of the explanations for this may be because of the body’s pH. There is a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding on pH. Here is some research that discusses Acid/Alkaline from different perspectives. The information below is from my direct experience working […]

How to Feed Your Dog for a Long Life

by in Articles, Blog, Recipes May 27, 2024

The recent pet food scare has sent many people into health food stores trying to find some decent food for their dogs. Also, many pets are trying to overcome illnesses of all kinds. I have had the pleasure of nurturing and fostering many dogs, am educated as a Traditional Naturopath, and have much experience working […]

Differences Between Probiotics and Enzymes

by in Articles, Blog May 25, 2024

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Many people I talk to get these two important bodyworkers easily confused — and they are NOT the same thing. Enzymes Enzymes are complex proteins that stimulate chemical changes or reactions in other substances. Enzymes are an essential catalyst in our bodies, and they do so many important functions. There are three […]

How to Choose a Quality Multi-Vitamin

by in Articles, Blog May 25, 2024

Photo by Gabriele Lässer on Unsplash You may ask yourself, “why do I need a multi-vitamin?” The media consistently points out how depleted our food supply is of vitamins and minerals. This is because of pesticides, over-and improper farming, not rotating crops, not putting the nutrients back in the soil, bio-engineering, and GMO’s (Genetically modified organisms). Unfortunately, if […]

Can Probiotics Help You? Do you really need them?

by in Articles, Blog, News March 31, 2024

Photo by CDC on Unsplash Probiotics have become overly popular today. Probiotics or Beneficial Bacteria as they are sometimes called, are the good bacteria that live mostly inside our small and large intestines and are imperative for our health. Also called Microflora, it is estimated that there are between 40–300 trillion of these microorganisms in our bodies. Most […]