Healthy Eating
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | November 19th, 2009 | Comments (0)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: allergies, anti-inflammatory, avoid stress, causes of inflammation, chronic illness, cures for inflammation, exercise, healthy living, healthy-eating, hidden inflammation, inflammation

Could something as simple as a quick and easy blood test save your life? Absolutely.
It’s called a C-reactive protein test, and it measures the degree of HIDDEN inflammation in your body.
Finding out whether or not you are suffering from hidden inflammation is critical because almost every modern disease is caused or affected by it. If your immune system and its ability to quell inflammation in your body are impaired, watch out. You are headed toward illness and premature aging.
by Leslie Garrett | November 18th, 2009 | Comments (0)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: alternative therapies, ancient remedies, cures of the past, fighting colds, fighting sickness, fighting the flu, good health, healthy-eating, holistic remedies, how to stay healthy, remedies of the past, swine flu
I know exactly what my grandmother would say. With all the sturm-und-drang about swine flu vaccinations, she would scoff and mutter, “What they need is a good mustard poultice.”
A mustard poultice could cure anything — from “women’s problems” to a stuffy nose.
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | October 30th, 2009 | Comments (1)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: diabetes, diet, exercise, glucose, health, how to prevent diabetes, how to reverse diabetes, insulin, insulin resistance, lifestyle, lifestyle habits, medication, nutrition, stress, supplements, type 2 diabetes
Breaking news! Some newly discovered compounds have just been found to turn off all of the genes that cause diabetes. Are these compounds found in a pill bottle? No!
Diabetes and insulin resistance are completely preventable and often reversible through aggressive lifestyle changes, including diet, supplements, exercise and stress management.
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | October 15th, 2009 | Comments (1)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: blood sugar, blood sugar tests, diabetes, diabetes testing, diet, glucose, high blood sugar, insulin, insulin resistance, lifestyle, lifestyle habits, tests, tests for diabetes, type 2 diabetes
Diabetes is not reversible, and controlling your blood sugar with drugs or insulin will protect you from organ damage and death. That is what the medical profession would have you believe, but medication and insulin can actually increase your risk of getting a heart attack or dying.
The diabetes epidemic is accelerating along with the obesity epidemic, and what you are not hearing about is another way to treat it.
by Patricia Moreno | October 8th, 2009 | Comments (0)
topic: Fitness, Health & Wellness, Healthy Aging, Healthy Eating, Weight Loss | tags: attitude, diet, energy, exercise, food, goals, habits, health, healthy-eating, IntenSati, intention, mood, Patricia Moreno, portion size, positive change, self-discipline

Yes, you can have it all, really!
How you eat, think and exercise dramatically affects your mood. You can break the cycle of unhealthy habits and learn to have it all.
by Wendy Worrall Redal | September 14th, 2009 | Comments (0)
topic: Eco Travel, Green Living, Healthy Eating | tags: eat local when traveling, eating local, eco-friendly travel, farmers markets, local food, sustainable food, sustainable living, top cities for local food
I love harvest time. What more savory feast for the senses is there than a Saturday morning stroll through the local farmers market in September? Here in Boulder, Colo., I love gathering a basketful of Palisade peaches, pungent peppers, fresh-picked organic salad greens, and a big, sweet Rocky Ford cantaloupe (the melon equivalent of a vine-ripe heirloom tomato versus a pale January supermarket variety). And soon, I’ll add a jug of cloudy, fresh-pressed apple cider.
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | August 25th, 2009 | Comments (0)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: exercise, hormonal problems, hormones, insulin, insulin resistance, insulin response test, metabolism, mood swings, nutrition, stress management, too much insulin

Are your hormones out of balance? Does your life feel like a song played badly out of tune? If so, the problem may have to do with imbalances in your hormones, which are wreaking havoc on your body and mind.
Today I want to focus on the most common — and therefore the most problematic — of hormonal problems in Americans today: too much insulin.
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | August 5th, 2009 | Comments (1)
topic: Detox, Family Health, Health & Wellness, Healthy Aging, Healthy Eating | tags: 7 keys to UltraWellness, diet, fiber, fruits, good nutrition, health, healthy food, healthy-eating, organic foods, supplements, vegetables, vitamins

Confused about what good nutrition is?
You shouldn’t be — we know what works and what doesn’t.
In a moment, I will share five simple tips to help you optimize your nutrition and achieve vibrant health, but first let me clear up a few misconceptions.
by Jessica Harlan | July 31st, 2009 | Comments (1)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: campfire food, camping meals, healthy food, healthy recipes, healthy snacks, healthy-eating, how to avoid junk food, oatmeal, trail mix, trout

For me, the best part of camping isn’t the rugged hiking trails, swimming in a pristine lake or sleeping under the stars — it’s the food. It’s easy to get caught up in a junk-food rut when packing for a camping trip — potato chips, overprocessed hot dogs and preservative-laden packaged foods. But planning campfire meals that are better for you is easier than you might think.
by Mark Hyman, M.D. | July 28th, 2009 | Comments (3)
topic: Health & Wellness, Healthy Eating | tags: acne, diet, healthy skin, healthy-eating, how diet affects acne, how to clear up acne, manage stress, nutrition, pimples, skin health, UltraWellness
Acne rates are rising — contradicting the belief that this condition is caused by genes.
Eight million people see the dermatologist every year for acne, and millions more rely on infomercial products hawked by celebrities or over-the-counter products that total $100 million in sales every year. Clearly, this problem, like so many chronic diseases in the 21st century, is increasing. Why?