Vignette on Cancer; “Oh, they were so nice, everybody loved them!”
[This post is from the May 2019 newsletter – click here to read it.] When a woman I’m treating tells me that she’s concerned about appearing selfish if she practices…
Read moreResolving My Food Cravings – A Personal Reflection
I used to suffer food cravings, too. After a day full of serving patients and my family, I used to finally sit down (well after the sun had gone down)…
Read moreToo Many Cooks In The Kitchen; How to Stop Spoiling the Broth
June 2017 Newsletter We’re all trying to balance so much! Often times, it’s not just the business, home life and kids to keep organized, and on a schedule, often times…
Read moreCancer and The Un-lived Life
Post Excerpted from our: May 2017 Newsletter Cancer is a having a predisposition for undischarged grief, feelings of rescuing others to the…
Read moreWomen’s Work; How To Lessen The Burden
When the kids were still at home, we had a couple of systems that worked well as…
Read moreThe Functional Nature of a Healing Reaction
This month, we’re focused on helping you to understand, more deeply, the functional nature of a healing reaction. It is not a side effect, or symptoms of a chronic disease…
Read moreTelevision, Heart Issues, Diabetes And The Cancer State Of Mind
“Watching Tv” by Sandra Vos It would be easy to tout facts such as 80% of sedentary American adults watch 3.5 hours of television a day. I could also describe how…
Read moreMy Passionflower In The Present Looks Back At The Cancerous Daffodil Of My Past
Recently re-fitting out my first book, The Path To Cure, as a new audio book for a podcast…
Read moreAcidity, Fertility, and the Cancer Matrix
I would like to replay for you a conversation I had with two prospective patients recently; a young couple seeking advice regarding fertility. When I asked about her health history,…
Read moreInterval Fasting; Shocking Your Monkey To Life
“Shock the monkey Shock the monkey Shock the monkey to life” ~ Peter Gabriel Some of you know that Jeff and I are living in Mexico for the Winter. It…
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