by Jean Grant-Sutton These days yoga has become a familiar word; images of people doing yoga pop up everywhere in the most interesting places. On the front of my yahoo page different types of careers flash with little pictures of people doing yoga. I think because yoga has become so fashionable these days, the advertisers use it in many situations just to get peoples’ attention. For someone who owns a yoga studio I can’t think that’s bad, … Read More »

Jeff Friedman D.C. There has been a startling increase in respiratory disease across the world in recent years. Bronchitis, asthma, sinusitis and other upper respiratory illnesses have doubled and tripled. Sinusitis, by itself, has replaced the common cold as the number one respiratory ailment. Chronic sinusitis flare-ups can come and go several times yearly and can cause the sufferer headaches, head pressures and noises, dizziness, fatigue, foul breath, post-nasal drip, poor sleep, low grade fever, sore throat, … Read More »

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by Naomi Richman I’m sitting at my “intuitive” laptop, trying to think of a good way to describe homeopathy, which is, in many ways, counter-intuitive to those of us raised on traditional Western medicine. Two of the main principles of homeopathy, “Like Cures Like” and “Less is more” (the concept of the minimal dose,) seem initially to be in sharp contrast to what we are used to. Let’s start with the first, “Like cures like”: For most … Read More »