Living With Skin Cancer
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Skin Cancer I had a question the other day about skin cancer. Skin cancer affects more people in the U.S. than any other form of cancer. It’s estimated there are 1 million cases of non-melanoma skin cancer diagnosed yearly in the U.S. Melanoma, the most serious type of…
Living With Female Sexual Dysfunction
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Female Sexual Dysfunction I had a question the other day about female sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction is the inability to experience pleasure from sexual intercourse, characterized by a general lack of sexual desire and responsiveness. The term frigidity was once commonly used to describe sexual dysfunction in women.…
Living With Senility
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Senility I had a question the other day about senility. Senility used to be considered an inevitable part of aging. But, we now know it’s a physical disease resulting from a loss of brain cells. Brain function, or certain parts of brain function, decline to the point that…
Living With Sebaceous Cysts
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Sebaceous Cysts I had a question the other day about sebaceous cysts. Sebaceous cysts are skin growths containing a mixture of sebum (oil) and skin proteins. They usually appear as small, slowly growing swellings on your face, scalp, or back. A whitehead is actually a tiny sebaceous cyst.…
Living With Osteomalacia
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Osteomalacia I had a question the other day about osteomalacia. Osteomalacia is a disorder caused by vitamin D deficiency. In children, this disease is called rickets, and is caused from not enough vitamin D or from too little exposure to sunlight (sunlight causes vitamin D to be synthesized…
Living With Rheumatic Fever
A Natural Approach To Health Living With Rheumatic Fever I had a question the other day about rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever is a complication of a streptococcal infection. It typically develops following strep throat, tonsillitis, scarlet fever, or ear infection. It most often affects children aged 5-18. Rheumatic fever develops from the buildup of antibodies…
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