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Alternative Medicine is the practice of treating ailments through a variety of means other than traditional medicine and medications. Several types of alternative medicine practices include: Natural Remedies The most commonly used approaches, according to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), are natural products or mind-body practices. Natural products may include the […]
Continue ReadingBiotin is part of the B Vitamin group that is 100% vegetarian and has a significant role in the body. Biotin is a vital nutrient for healthy skin, and healthy hair and nail growth. Biotin supports the production of fatty acids which increases healthy cell production, increases the bulb size of hair follicles which helps hair […]
Continue ReadingIt is widely known that there are two different sides to the wide world of medicine: conventional medicine and alternative medicine often referred to as Integrative Health or Integrative Medicine. Conventional medicine refers to anything involving the standard treatments of care, including synthetic drugs, surgical procedures, and the wide range of doctors that treat only […]
Continue ReadingComplementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is defined as a group of diverse medical and health care practices and system in which individuals are able to accomplish medical treatment for a variety of sicknesses and diseases outside of conventional practices of medicine. CAM therapies are categorized into five segments: (1) mind and body interventions or techniques […]
Continue ReadingKrill Oil – Antarctica’s Natural Nutritional Miracle Elixir. Euphasia Superba, commonly known as “Krill” which derives from a small, shrimp-like species of fish found in all the world’s oceans. It is a small crustacean with an appearance similar to shrimp. Krill serve primarily as a food source for other ocean animals such as seals, whales, squid, […]
Continue ReadingCellulite is the alteration of skin, topically described as the ‘dimpling’ appearance of thighs, buttocks, and sometimes the upper arms and lower abdomen of women. Nearly 85 percent of women, will develop some form of cellulite. Rarely observed in males; however, those affected by cellulite are typically due to deficient male hormones. What is Cellulite? […]
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