For years, we have been told that our health is predetermined by our genes, a kind of biological lottery we either win or lose. Parents are often told their child’s chronic conditions, developmental delays, or immune challenge are “just genetic”. Thanks to the work of pioneering cell biologist, Dr. Bruce Lipton, author of The Biology of Belief, we now know that genes do not control health outcomes in a fixed or inevitable way.
Read MoreNearly 20% of all pediatric outpatient visits result in an antibiotic prescription. While these powerful medications can be lifesaving in fighting off harmful bacteria, it’s crucial to understand how they work in your child’s body, especially in terms of how long they remain in their system.
Read MoreIs it safe? This is the first question a newborn is asking upon entering the world and it is answered in milliseconds. The human brain is wired to search for trust. Trust followed by satisfaction breeds more trust. This is why immediately after delivery it is critical to have mother-baby bonding.
Read MoreChoices we make daily and seasonally affect our immune system function. Although it seems impossible to resist the stresses imposed on us by the demands of our hectic society, we can reduce the effects these stresses have on our families’ health. Two important keys: The lifestyle choices we make that reduce ongoing stressors and what we do to help our bodies adapt to the incoming stressors.
Read MoreTherefore, the strength of the host, not the presence of the germ, was the true causal factor of disease. Abundant health and vitality for a lifetime are your nature and your birthright, just as they are for the germ. All there is to fear is that interference, that toxicity, that deficiency that would disconnect you from your healing source, weakening your defenses, and distorting the fullest expression of your inner life potential. You are built to be well!
Read MoreMost people spend their whole lives cleaning cobwebs, sweeping away the exhaustion, the pain, the sleepless nights, and the anxiety. But those cobwebs are just the body’s way of showing us something deeper: a pattern that’s still spinning beneath the surface.
Stress has become a constant companion for many families in today’s fast-paced world. Parents are juggling work demands, financial pressures, and the challenges of modern parenting, while kids are navigating academic expectations, overscheduled lives, and the ever-present influence of technology and social media. Over time, this chronic stress can lead to a condition known as cortisol addiction, affecting both kids and parents alike. Cortisol, often referred to as the “stress hormone,” plays a crucial role in our body’s response to stress.
Do you ever feel like you're dragging through the day, even after a good night’s sleep, healthy meals, and your daily coffee? The problem might not be your schedule or motivation, it could be your nervous system.
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