Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Heavy metal music”
Join host Dr Eugene R. Zampieron,ND,RH(AHG), as he discusses Naturopathic Integrated Physical Exam and Diagnosis : what we can learn from Hair analysis and inspection of our patients nails. Dr. Z will critically review current scientific literature on hair analysis and discuss its limitations and its accolades in helping determine proper patient care. He will also discuss cases where he …
Dr. Michael Wald, nicknamed The Blood Detective and host of “Ask The BloodDetective”, reveals the truth behind how heavy metals disrupt virtually any cellular function in the human body. Cancer, dementia, learning disabilities, energy, healing, inflammation, blood sugar, immunity, osteoporosis, detoxification – you name it…heavy metals could be the culprit. Join Dr. WALD has the explores practical life style measures, that you can take to reduce your exposure, enhance your metabolism of, and your exposure to, heavy metals – towards building a healthier life. Dr. WALD is director of Lingevity at Integrated nutrition of Mount Kisco. He can be reached by calling 914-242-8844. His website is: www.integratednutritionandy.com. His nutritional website is www.blooddetective.com
Earlier this month, Truthout reported that the US Navy is knowingly introducingtoxic metals and chemicals into the environment during its war game exercises. Sheila Murray with the Navy Region Northwest’s public affairs office, when asked what the Navy was doing to mitigate environmental contamination from the large numbers of Depleted Uranium (DU) rounds it left on the seabed off the …
When stories like the lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan make national news, people sit up and take notice. What people don’t realize is just how contaminated our water is all the time, every day, every where. I’m not talking about heavy metals like lead, although unless regular testing is done the nation over or you test your own water with a …
On the surface, cotton just doesn’t have a very threatening ring to it. Associations with fluffy cumulus clouds and storybook characters like Peter Cottontail have probably contributed to its cuddly reputation. Its industry touts it as the fabric of our lives. But cotton isn’t so one-dimensional, and underneath the conventional variety lies a darker side. For instance, while fabric made of …
