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Mangosteen testimonials are not not all as dramatic as what you’re about to read. This was recently forwarded to me by a colleague of mine, a doctor of naturopathic medicine for many years. I was very touched by it and felt compelled to share it with my readers.
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Tags: Autism, global developmental delays, severe sensory integration dysfunction
The mangosteen fruit also contains polyphenols, yet another antioxidant property of this amazing fruit. Many people seem to stuck on the fact the mangosteen fruit contains xanthones and that seems to be the topic of focus. While the xanthone rich pericarp certainly has huge benefits, other bio active chemicals and their many potential health benefits are overlooked. Read More→
Tags: Antioxidants, cancers, flavonoids, heart disease, overall health, polyphenols
People may not be aware of the dense amount of catechins found in the mangosteen fruit, a whopping 14% by weight. That is 9 times that found in green tea. Research shows that catechins may be a very effective against cancer along with Garcinone E, an isolated xanthone found to have anti- cancer and anti-tumor properties in lab tests through partioned chromotography using the MTT method.
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Chinese medicine theory makes more and more sense as a way to achieving and maintaining better health. My co-author on this site, Dr. Rick Jahn runs a clinic based on his education and practice. Please check out his latest article on this site, click here , which includes a test he offers called “Bio Terrain Mapping“. Below are some articles I fell are not only pertinent, but offer collaboration of Chinese medicine theory in practical application.
The Five (5) Elements of Chinese Medicine
CLICK ON EACH ELEMENT and rollover on each of the 4 CYCLES OF BALANCE to learn more… Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood In Traditional Chinese Philosophy, natural phenomena can be classified into the Wu Xing, or the Five Elements, … Read More→
Tags: better health, Chinese Medicine
As you age, it’s considered acceptable to begin getting sick. For organs to begin to fail, for health to begin to wain. The problem with this type of thinking seems to put the “blame” on time and age, rather than on ourselves.
In Chinese medicine, the emphasis is on balance rather than on symptom management. The magic in this approach is you have the ability to maintain your health, starting when you are healthy, rather than just doing damage control. We use terminology within Chinese medicine that you may not be familiar with, terms such as “heat” or “fire”. The closest translation to this would be inflammation. Read More→
Tags: Chinese Medicine, high glycemic load foods, inflammation, silent killerI’ve mentioned Dr. Rick Jahn previously on the site. He is currently working aboard a cruise ship in the Caribbean, doing lectures and classes, and offering treatment, so our contact has been somewhat limited. We met about 4 or 5 months ago in a forum and have become friends and have had many lengthy discussions about health and more specifically, wellness. We have a common interest, to teach others about wellness, what is is, how to achieve it and how to maintain it. It is a take charge, proactive stance towards ones’ own health. Read More→
Tags: D.O.M., Dr. of Oriental Medicine, wellness
53 per cent of all Americans will die from heart disease and/or heart attacks. Over half of these have normal or lower than normal cholesterol levels. According to Dr. Scott J Deron, certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine and a fellow of the American College of Cardiology, this is a fact in a study of over 85,000 patients done over a 10 year period. The other factor, twice as important as your cholesterol level, is your highly sensitive or HS C-Reactive Protein level or CRP. Many doctors are familiar with the term, but they aren’t testing for it. A CRP test will measure the amount of low grade or “silent inflammation” in your body.
Tags: C Reactive Protein, cholesterol, CRP, heart attacks, heart disease
Fibromyalgia is not considered a disease as there is no definite known cause. There are numerous theories as to the possible cause or causes, but it is considered a disorder with a set of fairly usual and fairly consistent and predictable symptoms. The word fibromyalgia means “fibro – meaning fibrous tissues, “my” - referring to muscles, and “algia – which is pain. Read More→
Tags: fibromyalgia, IBS, pain, sleep disorders, widespread pain
Chronic pain is pain that lasts for extended periods, longer than for example an injury and the time it takes for an injury to heal. Chronic Pain is typically pain lasting three months or more. Chronic pain may lead to depression and keep one from daily activities in part or altogether. I’ve been through 2 back surgeries, so I have some definite experience with it. Read More→
Tags: chronic pain, safe pain managementKnowing your migraine triggers may not be simple to determine but can save a great deal of suffering. I am not a migraine sufferer but I have known many throughout my life, including members of my own family. My heart goes out to all who suffer from them. Migraine headaches are known as a form of vascular headaches, although what causes them is still largely unknown. These headaches are more common in women and seventeen per cent of women may experience them in their lifetime while only 5 or 6 per cent of men. Read More→
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