Unlocking Ancient Remedies: Integrating Time-Tested Wisdom into Modern Healthcare

This Is What Happens To Your Body When You Hate Your Job

Too many Americans are trapped in toxic jobs, a problem employers and employees need to take more seriously. Jeffrey Pfeffer, an organizational behavior professor at Stanford who wrote the book “Dying for a Paycheck,” found through his research that poor management in U.S. companies accounted for up to 8 percent of annual health costs and was associated with 120,000 excess deaths every year.

The Simple Lifestyle Changes That Healed My Mind and Body

When I collapsed that evening while fishing, I was fortunate not to land head-first into the water. It was April 2018, a few weeks before my fiftieth birthday, and after work, I decided to walk to the local pond and spend the remaining hours of light fishing. After a short time, though, I started to feel hot, a little lightheaded, and dizzy, and then the lights went out. I only blacked out for a second, but it was long enough to fall to the ground, and it scared the living you-know-what out of me.

The Science Behind Detox: How It Works And Why You Need It

In the modern world, our bodies are constantly exposed to toxins. It’s almost impossible to avoid these harmful substances, from pollution in the air we breathe to chemicals in our food. Over time, these toxins can accumulate in our bodies, leading to various health issues. This is where detoxification, or detox, comes into play.

Are We Entering The Golden Age Of Alzheimer's Research? Insights With Dr. Bredesen

Singleton Chair in Neurology, Dr. Dale Bredesen, has developed a precision medicine approach to the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, that includes prevention and brain optimization programs. Unlike the singular-drug approach, Dr. Bredesen’s approach recognizes that Alzheimer’s demands a comprehensive strategy, much like fixing multiple holes in a roof. Instead of focusing on a single solution, his protocol targets various aspects simultaneously.