When I was a kid growing up in the rural woods of Muskoka, my grandma had a cure for almost every common ailment. Folks would come from miles around to… Read More
In the summer of 2020, outbreaks of coronavirus in meat processing plants across Canada caused people to think twice about their consumption of meat. According to David George-Cosh of the… Read More
Today, more young people are being diagnosed with cancer than ever before. There has been a 30% increase in youth cancer diagnoses over the past 50 years. Humans are exposed… Read More
At the pinnacle of meat-free or plant-based sources of protein are chickpeas, lentils, broad beans and bulgar. Today, their consumption as a daily food is rapidly spreading throughout North America,… Read More
It is with a very heavy heart that I must report the terrible news that Charles passed away on Friday, October 14th, 2022. He died of a sudden heart attack.… Read More
Most people connect the name Tesla with an award-winning electric car brand or with the invention of AC electricity. But few people realize that Nikola Tesla (1856 – 1943) was… Read More
When I entered medical practice in 1978, there was no such thing as a Sleep Disorder Clinic. Yet the past 38 years have changed all that with waiting lists of… Read More
The roots of harvest festivals go back to when people first grew food. Jewish people celebrated the Feast of the Tabernacles, ancient Greeks feasted in honour of the harvest goddess… Read More
Bowen Therapy is perhaps one of the fastest, pain-free pain relief and injury recovery bodywork modalities available today. When integrated into their patient’s treatment plans, doctors, osteopaths, chiropractors, physical and… Read More
Over the last few months, several of my eczema patients have brought up Red Skin Syndrome and asked for my thoughts on it. This syndrome was named by a California… Read More
Addiction is displaced longing – we all have a longing to be “at home” with ourselves, comfortable in our own skin, and to be loved. Often because of early childhood… Read More
(By OMNS Contributing Editor W. Todd Penberthy, PhD) Just 1,000 milligrams per day of niacinamide, which costs about 5 cents, has been shown to clearly reduce mortality in patients with… Read More
Normally, the way we treat cancer in North America is with some combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. My oncologist, and the nurses in the cancer unit where I… Read More
I used to regard with skepticism my grandfather’s habit of drinking vinegar and honey by the cupful every day. (It was, he claimed, a health tonic.) But after reading a… Read More
Now that the summer holidays are over, many parents are concerned about colds, influenza, and various other “germs” that their children will be exposed to during the school year. Sitting… Read More
On today's episode we discuss the Monkeypox outbreak and the data on the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of the newly developed vaccine to prevent it. There have been no randomized… Read More
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