Encourage everyone you know who is dealing with cancer to read this article. It models honest, frank communication between the patient and doctor.
The article linked below covers may aspects of how a patient can choose to respond to a cancer diagnosis.
Note the patient’s appeal “…remember that my beliefs are the most important; what I don’t believe in won’t help me.”
Article Link: The Cancer Patient’s Bill of Rights by Bernard S. Siegel, MD
For additional articles, visit the American Holistic Health Association’s Self-Help Articles Collection.… Continue Reading →
Last summer there were a number of U.S. Supreme Court rulings. One involved the Chevron doctrine, which allowed federal agencies to interpret ambiguous laws with broad authority. The court overturned this doctrine. It is interesting to note two opposing views of this matter now in the news.
“Melatonin has been shown to be a major regulator of the immune system. Consequently, disease states affecting a wide range of organ systems have been reported as benefiting from melatonin administration.” from a Townsend Letter research article, “
Normally, when we read about fluoride, we expect to be learning about how to improve your dental health. So it was a surprise to discover two scientific articles that look into fluoride and children’s neurodevelopment.
