By: Kathryn O’Neill There’s recently been a LOT in the news concerning green tea and weight loss. Green tea’s weight loss effects have been causing more and more people to start sipping the ancient Japanese brew. But, just how does... (Continue reading)
By: Chester Ku-Lea Maca root grows in the mountains of Peru at high altitudes of 7,000 to 11,000 feet, making it the highest altitude growing plant in the world. Maca is a radish-like root vegetable that is related to the... (Continue reading)
By: Christopher Hobbs The human body is a walking ecosystem. Although we do not usually think of ourselves in this way, the fact is that we are “home” to trillions of microorganisms that live on and inside us. We are... (Continue reading)
By: Chris Robertson Hair loss can be frustrating and embarrassing, especially if it happens at a young age. Balding may be due to the natural aging process, but it can also be hereditary or due to certain medications or medical... (Continue reading)
By John Asbell The idea of antioxidants promoting bodily health is nothing new. It’s the primary reason parents tell their children to eat their vegetables. But a more recent discovery is that antioxidants can do really great things for the... (Continue reading)
By: Dr. Mark Force Long-lived peoples characteristically eat in moderation and fast periodically. These forms of caloric restriction have been studied extensively in lab animals and the results are very convincing: lab animals on caloric-restricted diets or those that intermittently... (Continue reading)
Amalaki (Emblica Officinalis) is a small tree that’s native to tropical southeastern Asia, including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and the Mascarene Islands. Also known as Indian gooseberry, Amalaki bears a small round fruit (about ½ to 1” in diameter)... (Continue reading)
Ginger tea is a powerful cleansing drink that mobilizes toxins and restore balance to the body. It also benefits the digestive system and helps diminish cravings for sweet and salty foods. The Chopra Center recommends drinking two to three cups... (Continue reading)
Summer heat can really aggravate fiery Pitta dosha. Before you reach for that next ice cream cone to keep you cool, try following these simple Ayurvedic tips: Fluids –Keep your body extra hydrated with ROOM TEMPERATURE drinks such as water... (Continue reading)
By: Amy Chen In the sizzling summer heat, getting adequate fluids and electrolytes is a must, but most people are not properly hydrated even in the cooler months. Dehydration hinders physical and cognitive performance, and during exercise we can sweat... (Continue reading)