Ridding Winter Blues and Regaining Your Groove
Everyone feels a little melancholy this time of the year. The days are short and cold. The economy is shaky. For some people, the change to winter brings with it something more serious than the blues: seasonal affective disorder (SAD), |
The Antidote to Our Fear & Uncertainty
When it comes to our health, the one thing we can all relate to in many ways is…Fear. We’re afraid of what our aches and pains might mean, we're worried about our genetic risks of certain illnesses |
Gut Instincts for Holiday Eating
If you're like many of my relatives and clients, you could be feeling "blah" and aren’t quite able to pinpoint the cause ever since your Thanksgiving Dinner! Maybe taking a little inventory of what you ate |
Do You Really Want That Flu Shot?
We have heard just about everything there is to know about the facts both good and bad surrounding our decision to have the flu shot...or, have we? |
Is It Really All In Your Head?
You've been battered by a recent layoff, and high-stakes job interviews are taxing your nerves. As your financial worries mount, so does your anxiety level begin to reach to extreme heights, which in turn creates the "Fight or Flight Syndrome". |
The Forgotten Hormone; Weight Gain, Loss of Libido, Osteoporosis, Ovarian Cysts and more
Estrogen dominance is one of the main causes of osteoporosis, cancer, ovarian cysts, fibroids and a host of other |
Peering into the looking glass
"Observing our blood under the microscope is the equivalent to the discovery of the Rosetta Stone. In viewing this beautiful substance we are able to decode and evaluate many hidden messages and factors in which it contains." |
Is it an allergy, common cold, or something worse?
Pneumonia and bronchitis both afflict the respiratory system, but they're completely separate conditions that require different types of treatments. Nevertheless, they're grouped together in this e-mail question I received from a client named Linda: |
MRSA - back in the news again
"Astounding." That's how one epidemiologist described a study that recently received quite a bit of media attention. She could have added, "Terrifying," because according to this new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) research
|
The Threat Hanging over Our Heads
This is not about terrorism, oil shortages or some other political issue. The clearest and most pressing danger lies in the fact that every second an American has at least one chronic illness as we speak, while 60 million people suffer from |
Worrying Yourself Sick
When healthcare professionals cannot find the cause of your experienced symptoms, they often conclude, "It's all in your head". It's an easy way for them to hide their ignorance and invite you to feel guilty or stupid |
Medical Marijuana
Cannabis: should it be legal or not? Decide for yourself after you read this interview with Dr. Philip A. Denney, a Carmichael medical physician, who expresses his views on medical marijuana below. |
Popular Drugs, Side-Effects and Feeling Ill
Depletion of nutrients is among the most common, and, overlooked side effects of both over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription drugs. Here's what happens |
Fatigued, Tired and the role of enzymes
During the past 10 years of researching microscopic studies of different pathologies within living blood, I have seen clients coming to see me with just about very "magic potent" imaginable. |
Vital Hematology utilizing Targeted Nutritional Intervention (tm)
It has been over 160 years since blood was first viewed under a microscope. However, with modern technology, the science of Vital Hematology has been perfected. |
Age = Mutating Bacteria
Sadly, why is it we continue to hear about the innumerable amount of diseases that fall into the category of “vague and inconsistent symptoms” being labeled from anything such as Lupus to Chronic Fatigue to Fibromyalgia or any autoimmune disease that cannot be diagnosed by simple Standard Blood Tests? |
Vital Hematology
Based upon clinical observations, Dr. McCreery has developed several innovative products designed to slow the aging process and naturally combat chronic illnesses. Nutritional counseling through the use of a high-powered binocular microscope enables her to unlock a hidden world right before the client’s eyes. |
Plaque Buildup Leading to Atherosclorosis?
Ever wonder if you can actually see certain white blood cells which point to a risk of plaque buildup within the blood via the microscope? The answer is yes. |
The Increase of Disease and Chronic Degenerative Conditions
Think for just a minute of the hundreds of new chemicals introduced into the atmosphere, the water supply, and overwhelming additives into the food plus into agriculture. |
The Importance of Healing with Enzymes
What most people don’t know is that enzymes have been used for centuries in the treatment of all kinds of disorders. In fact, the first mention of enzyme therapy appears in the Bible, |
Jobs
