Relief from Debilitating Arthritis

Posted on: 29 January 2019

Deodorant is one of those personal care items that most people can't go without. For some, just grabbing any brand or type of deodorant off the grocery store shelf will do—but for many others, there are concerns about health impacts. Many of the commercialized deodorants don't have the best ingredients and can be harmful. If you're wanting to make a difference in your own health and are open to trying new products, you may want to give natural unscented deodorant a try: Here are some reasons why: 
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Posted on: 26 November 2018

Kratom is a popular supplement that is frequently used to manage chronic pain, especially when people want to stop prescription pain medications or they find their current treatments are not effective. Using Kratom for chronic pain can require significant trial and error before finding the right strain. Keep the following information in mind if you want to try Kratom.  Try Multiple Strains If you are purchasing Kratom, it is best to start by purchasing a small amount of several different strains.
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Posted on: 25 May 2018

Iron-deficiency anemia is a common type of anemia that mostly affects pregnant and menstruating women. Most instances of anemia can be corrected through lifestyle changes and supplementation. Start With Your Diet The best way to increase iron is by getting more in your diet. Foods with higher concentration of iron are usually animal products, especially liver, which may not be your ideal food choice. Other options include shellfish and fish. There are some plant sources that are higher in iron, but they have non-heme iron, which is less absorbable than heme iron.
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Posted on: 22 January 2018

Everyone has heard the stories of gold, frankincense, and myrrh being given as a gift. Gold tends to make sense as a precious gift, but why frankincense and myrrh? And what are frankincense and myrrh? Frankincense Frankincense comes from trees in the Boswellia genus of the tree family. There are several different species which fit under that category, so there are different kinds of frankincense. The way that it works is that the trees produce a really sticky or gummy sap.
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