Healthy food practitioner shares her knowledge through 'good-for-you' diet
Sari Dennis shows a copy of her book "My Little Dish: The Story of Your Creation Through In Vitro Fertilization" while standing in the kitchen of her …
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Month: July 2015
Acupuncture: Demystifying an Ancient Practice
Reston's reports of his experience with Chinese medicine introduced the … that you grow up trusting your doctor more and alternative medicine less.
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Former Utah teacher sentenced to up to 30 years for student sex assaults
A former Utah high school teacher who admitted to sexually abusing three teenage boys with whom she carried on relationships would serve at least two years, and up to three decades, in prison under a sentence handed down by a judge on Thursday. Brianne Altice, 36, who taught English at Davis High School in suburban Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty in April to three counts of second-degree felony forcible sex abuse stemming from her contact with the three youths in 2013 and 2014. Judge Thomas Kay ordered two of the sentences to be served consecutively, with the third to run concurrently with the first two.
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Adding oil to Mediterranean diet helps weight loss, but lifestyle change is key
The so-called Mediterranean diet, with lots of fish, fruits, veggies and oil, can help … So it's never too late to change your diet to improve your health.
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Try this six-exercise kettlebell routine for immediate results
STARTING POSITION; STAND up straight, holding the kettlebell in front of your chest with both hands, keeping your elbows close to your sides. Action …
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Arrest of Sydney naturopath triggers debate on regulating alternative medicine practitioners
ASHLEY HALL: The arrest of a naturopath in Sydney who allegedly gave reckless and dangerous treatment advice for a baby has prompted renewed …
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Medicare’s end-of-life counseling policy may find acceptance
WASHINGTON (AP) — Six years ago, a proposal for Medicare to cover end-of-life counseling touched off a political uproar that threatened to stall President Barack Obama's health care law in Congress. Wednesday, when Medicare finally announced it will make the change, reaction was muted.
Civil servants groan under el-Rufai's biometeric verification exercise
Civil servants in Kaduna State have complained bitterly over the security risk and hardship posed on them by the biometric verification exercise put in …
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Confusion reigns over healthy food campaigns amid hijacking claims
THE different language used around the concepts of food and health is confusing the public about what makes up a nutritionally balanced diet, a new …
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Jan de Vries: advocate of natural medicine passes away
"He converted me from the orthodox field of medicine into a totally new way of thinking for me, alternative medicine, which was 'original&039; medicine.
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Ex-Toyota exec Hamp freed after arrest on suspected drug offense
By Kiyoshi Takenaka and Teppei Kasai TOKYO (Reuters) – Former Toyota Motor Corp executive Julie Hamp was freed from police custody on Wednesday after Tokyo prosecutors said they would not indict her for suspected illegal importing of the painkiller Oxycodone into Japan. Hamp, a U.S. citizen who became Toyota's chief communications officer and first female managing officer in April, had been held since her June 18 arrest. An official at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor&039;s Office told reporters that prosecutors had taken into account the "social penalty" she had already incurred with her resignation from Toyota.
Zoomlion undertakes mass spraying exercise in Upper West
The Upper West Region office of Zoomlion Ghana Limited has undertaken an intensive spraying exercise in the region in an attempt to prevent the …
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