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Natural Anti-Biofilm Agents

(March, 2015) Introduction Biofilms are gelatinous masses of microorganisms capable of attaching to virtually any surface. According to the NIH, Continue reading →

How Broccoli Improves Autism

(October 2014)  A recent clinical trial supports the use of broccoli extract for improving behavioral/social symptoms of autism. The study, conducted at Continue reading →

Sources of Inflammation from Food

(Aug, 2013) I have spoken often about inflammation on my blog. What I’d like to do in this post is Continue reading →

How Cranberry Benefits Oral Health

(June, 2013) Whether in dried fruit, juices, jams, sauces, capsules or chewing gum, the American cranberry [Vaccinium macrocarpon] benefits human Continue reading →

Salt is Good for You in Moderation

(May, 2013) Salt is necessary for life, and has been used since ancient times as a seasoning, preservative, disinfectant, ceremonial Continue reading →

The Foundation of Happiness is Good Nutrition

(January 2013)  Happiness comes easy for some, but for many it’s a daily struggle. Some of us carry the weight Continue reading →

Excessive Vaccination Overwhelms Infants’ Detox System

(Dec. 2012)  The number of vaccines, recommended by the CDC for infants in the first year of life, has increased Continue reading →

Surviving Cancer Means Preventing Metastasis

(November 2012) More than a million Americans and >10 million people worldwide will be diagnosed with cancer this year. However, Continue reading →

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