
Published By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor on January 12, 2020
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Published By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor on March 24, 2017
Mayo Clinic Concludes High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Reverses Aging
Posted in Aging, Antiaging, Body Building, Featured, Fitness, Lifestyle, Wellness for Men , Wellness for Women
Published By Dr. Holly Lucille, ND, RN on April 20, 2016
In conventional practices, NSAIDs and glucocorticoids are used the most frequently for RA treatment, but they also bring with them a host of side effects, especially in long-term use. Possible adverse effects include stomach and liver damage, allergic reactions, lowered immunity, increased blood pressure, lowered red blood cell activity (myelosuppression), and increased risk of osteoporosis. Worse [...]
Posted in Depression , Featured, Inflammation, Joint Support, Pain Management, Posts, Rheumatoid Arthritis
Published By OWC Research Staff on December 29, 2015
70 best bodyweight cardio exercises to burn fat
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Published By Dr. Theresa Ramsey on August 25, 2015
Why Men & Women Gain and Lose Weight Uniquely No doubt that as we age, both men and women, will notice that we can’t just eat what we want and maintain our optimal weight. There is a big difference between the metabolism of a child and that of an adult, and there is [...]
Posted in Body Building, Exercise, Featured, General Health & Wellness, weight lifting, Weight Loss , Wellness for Men , Wellness for Women
Published By hardhitter on June 21, 2015
The article discusses the recent study evidence on the debate of whether high reps with moderate weight provides more growth over low reps with heavy weight
Posted in Body Building, Featured, weight lifting
Published By OWC Research Staff on June 11, 2015
A result of ventilation obstruction during sleep, sleep disordered breathing such as heavy snoring and sleep apnea are common in aging. A recent study by staff of New York University’s School of Medicine revealed that the people with sleep breathing problems were diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) an average of nearly 10 years earlier than people who did not have sleep breathing problems.
Posted in Brain, Featured, Sleep Disorders
Published By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor on June 5, 2015
The recent awareness of the power of CBD hemp oil extracts without any psychoactive properties (no to trace levels of THC) is not really new science. Rather the unveiling to the public of the power and importance of hemp/cannabis derived nutritional and medicine products for dietary supplement use
Posted in Ayurvedic Medicine, cannabis, Controversial, Essential Oil, Featured, hemp, Herbs, Hot Topics, marijuana
Published By cyrusrafie on March 6, 2015
Coley’s Toxin was the first attempt to use immunotherapy and hyperthermia against cancer. William B. Coley MD, a bone surgeon at a New York Hospital from 1893 to 1936 developed interest when his first patient, a young girl died from metastatic sarcoma.
Posted in Cancer , Controversial, Featured, hyperthermia, Oncology, Regenerative Medicine
Published By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor on July 25, 2014
Weight loss with the reduction of abdominal fat mass almost invariably reverses insulin resistance as a consequence of chronic excessive energy intake in relation to physical activity levels. Weight loss, the macronutrient composition of the respective diet, aerobic exercise, and resistance training all appear to improve insulin resistance, by distinct mechanisms.
Posted in Aging, Brain, Controversial, Depression , Diabetes , Diet and Nutrition , Disease and Illness, Featured, Hormones, Hot Topics
Published By Paula Owens, MS, Nutrition on June 22, 2014
The New England Journal of Medicine that listed 55 diseases caused by gluten! Many of the diseases are neurological and psychiatric including anxiety, migraines, epilepsy, neuropathy, schizophrenia, dementia, depression, and autism. The National Library of Medicine has found over 200 adverse health effects linked to gluten-containing grains. Gluten has adverse neurological and cognitive consequences following ingestion. Gluten destroys the brain and nervous tissue more than any other tissue in the body, including the GI tract.
Posted in allergies, Brain, Controversial, Depression , Diabetes , Diet and Nutrition , Featured, Weight Loss
Published By Lisa Curtis on April 16, 2014
Think of an agriculture system that leads to better nutrition, higher wages, fair global trade, and more security for each person along the supply chain. Now, think if just one plant could make that a reality for many.
Posted in Featured, Hot Topics, meal replacements, new products, superfood
Published By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor on March 7, 2014
The most commonly diagnosed childhood disorder is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). ADHD is a developmental disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. ADHD is very controversial and as likely misunderstood as understood. A groundbreaking and controversial book recently published, by behavioral neurologist Dr. Richard Saul, MD, draws on five decades of experience treating thousands [...]
Posted in ADD/ADHD, Anxiety , Brain, Chinese Medicine, Depression , Featured
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: February 25, 2016
One of the most surprising and recent revelations about cannabinoids are their capability to perform as antioxidants in the brain. German experts have found that the brain’s cannabinoid system has the capability of restoring impaired brain cells, while developing new ones. Cannabinoids may curb the effects of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s disease and possibly more. [...]
By Andrew Weil, MD | Published: January 3, 2013
Find answers to many of your health questions in this list of the top 50 health questions of 2012
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: May 9, 2010
Amongst the superfoods, Spirulina will always be at or near the top of the list. A myriad of health benefits derive from Spirulina
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: May 10, 2010
Many natural sleep aids can help reduce anxiety, relieve stress, improve sleep cycles and depth of sleep.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published:
Key signs and symptoms of poor nutritional status include the loss of muscle mass, weight loss and fatigue. In turn, the malnourished are more vulnerable to falls and fractures, recover more slowly from surgery and have an increased risk of influenza and pneumonia and other illnesses.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published:
A simple and inexpensive non-invasive test can help determine your cellular age and the health of your cells. Go get one today and start measuring the benefits of improved nutrition and healthy living.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: May 12, 2010
Essential oils are used in various medicinal systems. Aromatherapy is the art built upon them. Each has believed distinct health benefits most of which are still being learned particularly in western medicine. The more common benefits indicated in the literature are referenced following the name of each genesis.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: May 9, 2010
Amongst the superfoods, Spirulina will always be at or near the top of the list. A myriad of health benefits derive from Spirulina
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published: May 10, 2010
Many natural sleep aids can help reduce anxiety, relieve stress, improve sleep cycles and depth of sleep.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published:
Key signs and symptoms of poor nutritional status include the loss of muscle mass, weight loss and fatigue. In turn, the malnourished are more vulnerable to falls and fractures, recover more slowly from surgery and have an increased risk of influenza and pneumonia and other illnesses.
By Tom Cifelli, Executive Editor | Published:
A simple and inexpensive non-invasive test can help determine your cellular age and the health of your cells. Go get one today and start measuring the benefits of improved nutrition and healthy living.
By Dr. Lance Hering ND | Published: May 19, 2010
Autism and behavior disorders such as ADHD arise from multiple causes (Dr. Lance Hering blog)
By OWC Research Staff | Published: May 24, 2010
SHORT VIDEO of Evin Mathis, NFL Pro, speaking on the benefits of nutritional supplements to performance and overall health.
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SHORT VIDEO of Scott Peters, former NFL Pro and founder of Lion’s Den (an Elite Athlete and MMA Training Facility) discusses finally having a trusted place to refer clients
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