
The Skeleton Is Listening: The Bone–Brain Axis, Acupuncture, and the Biology of Resilience
Every so often, a scientific study comes along that describes something in the language of modern physiology that feels strangely familiar from twenty years…

Every so often, a scientific study comes along that describes something in the language of modern physiology that feels strangely familiar from twenty years…

A recent article in LILIPOH magazine, “Technology in Service of Life,” by integrative veterinarian Jyl Rubin, DVM, caught my attention because of two simple…
Read more about Technology in Service of Life: Integrative Oncology, IV Vitamin C, and Hormesis

Healthcare is an inside job, but I occasionally make an appointment with my primary care physician to review basic blood work. We’re counseled to…
Read more about Why You Should Order Your Own Blood Work: The 3 Lesson

Every so often, I come across a technical document that deserves a wider audience. Not because it is easy reading, but because it quietly…
Read more about Chemical Exposure, Immune Function, and the Terrain of Chronic Disease

Do you check your sleep score every morning and cheer or despair based upon the outcome? If sleep tracking is an integral aspect of…
Read more about Why Sleep: And Why You Shouldn’t Use a Sleep Tracker

If you can sit or lie down in relative comfort, you can meditate—the only requirement is passive receptivity. The biggest obstacle to sticking with…

I’ve been increasingly concerned about toxicants in our food supply—and how poorly government agencies are able to protect consumers. Any big corporation selling food…
Read more about Plastic Kraut: An Unanswered Question About Food Safety and Packaging

We’ve come a long way in exploring the concept of spiritual medicine, so I thought it would be helpful to revisit the arc of…