Monthly Archives: May 2012
Breast Cancer is a common disease, affecting approximately 1 in 8 women over a lifetime. Men are also affected, at a rate of approximately 1 in 100. All women should have an awareness of the changes that occur in their … Continue reading
Menopause is often thought of as an abnormal state. In the past this “disease” was treated with hormone replacement therapy to keep you as normal as possible. But consider a woman’s life cycle. For the first decade or so, you … Continue reading
As an Iridologist I spend a lot of time focusing on people’s eyes. By looking into people’s iris I am able to identify people’s genetic predispositions. Iridology categorizes each iris into different constitutions like Lymphatic, Uric Acid or Biliary Constitution … Continue reading
Many patients are stuck between two worlds: one is they have a conventional doctor, but they’re not fully satisfied. It doesn’t seem like they’re addressing the whole body or their whole nature. So they’re looking for something else. At the … Continue reading
So it’s important to realize there are things that we can control and there are things that we can’t. We can’t always say that we can prevent disease but we can at least help to reduce the risk of disease, … Continue reading
I attended a seminar today, given by Dr. Lee Bowers PhD, on the mind-body connection. I thought “I’ve read so many things about this already, I wonder if I’ll learn anything new” but went with an open mind, hoping that … Continue reading
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