Frankincense and myrrh are two things we can’t help but associate with Christmastime. What are they?
Aromatic resin gums which are produced by small trees na...
Although none are conclusively proven, you have probably heard of the many things this type of honey is being researched for.
Antibacterial activity, wound t...
If you haven't seen it for sale, you're not alone. It's nearly impossible to find in the US at grocery stores. Surprisingly you may be able to buy them fresh on...
It’s been said that back during the hunter-gatherer days, humans consumed omega 6’s and 3’s in an estimated ratio of 1:1.
Today, the average American diet is...
When you're paying up for a supplement, you expect there to be clinical studies or at least in vitro (lab) research to support its price tag.
At an independe...
What is it used for? The Christian meaning or history of it may be the first thing which comes to mind. Especially around Christmas.
It was not in the form o...
Regardless of whether you are an omnivore or a vegan, this antioxidant is unique and we highly recommend supplementing with it. Here is the one we use ourselves...
In recent years, the topic of DHEA for women during and after menopause seems to get the most press, however this hormone plays a key role in both genders.
I...
When it comes to the food we put in our mouths and the products we put on our skin, we spend so much time and money obsessing over how pure they are.
Yet whe...
Despite lemons being a staple food in many households, few are aware of the myriad of health benefits that can come from drinking lemon water. Although unproven...
No, its scientific name of Hippophae rhamnoides has nothing to do with hippos, but it does with horses. Here's the Latin to English translation for each part:
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