Stress without Distress Ken Cail Radio Interview April 2nd, 2020

Interview with Ken Cail.

Intermittent Fasting Online Webinar with Dr. Barry Taylor

Naturopathic and Functional Medicine use food, supplements, and herbs for healthy heart and optimal circulation. There are herbs to help lower cholesterol, Vitamin E and

Co Q 10 are excellent for the heart muscle, Arginine helps circulation, and fish oil has excellent research to improve blood flow.

Naturopathic and Functional Medicine uses food and nutrients to design nutritious plan for pets. Probiotics, glucosamine, CBD and Arnica are a few important natural therapies to have in your home. Holistic Veterinary Medicine and authors like Sy Montgomery and Amelia Kincade can teach us how to better care for our pets.

Naturopathic and Functional Medicine uses food and nutrients to design nutritious plan for pets. Probiotics, glucosamine, CBD and Arnica are a few important natural therapies to have in your home. Holistic Veterinary Medicine and authors like Sy Montgomery and Amelia Kincade can teach us how to better care for our pets.

Naturopathic and Functional Medicine use Human Growth Hormone, Natural Progesterone, Estrogen and Testosterone trans dermal creams, Vitamin E, natural thyroid herbs to encourage the body to age gracefully.

Chemicals, toxins, and heavy metals cost our body nutrients and can cause headaches, digestive upset, and rob us of many important anti oxidant vitamins and minerals. PCPs, PFAS, aluminum and mercury are a few of the important disruptors we discuss in the Naturopathic conversation.

Naturopathic Medicine teaches us that many kitchen spices have wonderful healing properties. Learn about ginger and digestion, garlic as antibiotic or for high blood pressure, cinnamon for food poisoning, cayenne for circulation and tumeric for inflammation are just a few herbs we explore here.

Naturopathic Medicine teaches us that many kitchen spices have wonderful healing properties. Learn about ginger and digestion, garlic as antibiotic or for high blood pressure, cinnamon for food poisoning, cayenne for circulation and tumeric for inflammation are just a few herbs we explore here.