When we're not feeling our best—maybe we're suffering from chronic bloat, migraines, fatigue, or insomnia—it's tempting to search for that one hidden illness, dysfunction, or deficiency. The truth, however, is that every system of our body is inextricably connected to others, and health problems are almost always multifactorial—due to a number of different dysfunctions and imbalances that,... Continue Reading →

This Friday, July 27, a rare lunar event could set off a summer 2017 solar eclipse-level frenzy (who could forget those glasses?) across the globe. While it won't be visible to the naked eye in the U.S., the upcoming total lunar eclipse will cast most of the rest of the world in a red-tinted shadow. Here's... Continue Reading →

Photo: Cinemalist By the year 2050, the United States will have 14 million people in need of full-time care for Alzheimer's disease, a number equal to the populations of New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago combined. There's no doubt about it: Preventing and treating Alzheimer's and dementia is more urgent than ever, and every piece of... Continue Reading →