Alternative Medicine

There is one side effect of crystal sonic therapy - you will feel better than before you tried it! Watch integrative oncologist Mitchell Gaynor, MD, explain why it's important to practice this therapy on a regular basis to get the greatest benefit. Full Answer

Reconnective healing can benefit everyone, because it doesn't treat anything specific; it creates a state of balance so that we can be our best selves. Watch reconnective healer, Eric Pearl, discuss the positive impacts of this therapy. Full Answer

Energy is just another word for calories. Whenever you eat or drink, ENERGY (in the form of calories) is coming IN. At the same time, your body is constantly working, so ENERGY (in the form of calories) is going OUT. Your body burns a certain number of... Full Answer

Reconnective healing is a hands-off form of healing; a practitioner accesses a field of energy and healing that restores balance. Watch reconnective healer, Eric Pearl, describe how a reconnective healing session is performed. Full Answer

Reconnective healing is a level of healing therapy that goes beyond energy healing techniques and allows us to access healing for ourselves. In this video, reconnective healer, Eric Pearl, describes reconnective healing. Full Answer

Foods with fermented soy can help balance hormones and maintain healthy estrogen levels, while products with soy protein isolate should be avoided. Watch as functional nutrition specialist Alisa Vitti describes the healthy forms of soy to look for. Full Answer

Although many don't fancy the taste of wheatgrass, it's a potent healing and detoxing ingredient. Juicing is one way to detox your system and wheatgrass is particularly helpful in this respect. It provides nutrients that accelerate and facilitate... Full Answer

You can use the following oils as inhalation, or with massage, self-massage, or soothing aromatherapy bath. Lavender:  Heals burns and cuts; destroys bacteria; relieves inflammation, spasms, headaches, respiratory allergies, muscle aches,... Full Answer

Side effects of lysine supplements include gastrointestinal problems, such as nausea, stomach cramping and diarrhea. Lysine supplements also may increase your risk for gallstones or kidney problems. These problems are unlikely if you don't take... Full Answer

Your body needs chromium as part of the complex mechanisms that help your body use fats, carbohydrates, and protein. Chromium forms part of the natural compound glucose tolerance factor (GTF), which helps regulate how the hormone insulin maintains your... Full Answer