Featured Articles |
NEW RESEARCH: Whey Powder + Nutrients Help Support Stronger Muscles & NEW Garden of Life Organic Whey
By Jen Morganti, Naturopathic Doctor (ND) & NEEDS Education Director
Sarcopenia is the medical term that describes the common age-related decline in muscle strength and mass. Sarcopenia is to blame for many health-related problems in seniors, such as loss of balance that can cause falls and/ or bone fractures. Sarcopenia also leads to frailty, which can decrease a person's ability to care for themselves and puts the elderly at a much higher risk for mortality.
Read More
|
Maintaining Strong Bones as We Age
By Kathi Head, ND, Executive Director of Medical Marketing at Thorne Research
We don't often give a lot of thought to our bones, until we happen to break one. We tend to think of our bones as inert structures, like scaffolding that holds us up, as protection for our bodily organs, and the structure that allows us to move about. But, bones are actually crucial to multiple functions in the body. Our bones are living, dynamic, and constantly changing tissues.
Read More
|
Recommended by Dr. Sherry Rogers From Dr. Rogers' August 2017 Total Wellness Newsletter (TW)
In this excerpt, learn about: Detox Cocktail, How to Compensate for Loss of Electrons that Create all Disease, Nutrients for Cataracts, DHEA for Adrenal Support, Protect Cells When Losing Weight.
Read More
|
The Secret Life of Mushrooms
Submitted by Solaray
Mushrooms have been featured prominently in the diets of many civilizations throughout the world dating back to almost 4,000 years ago. Modern research is just now beginning to understand their many health benefits. Mushrooms belong to the kingdom of living organisms known as fungi. Today, there are over 100,000 species of mushrooms worldwide.
Read More
|
