Digestion begins as soon as food is taken in and chewed.  As it travels down the esophagus into the small intestine, nutrients are absorbed and sent into the bloodstream, cells, and body systems to feed you and your immune system.  Digestive enzymes and mucus are released to further breakdown the proteins and change starch into simple sugars and fats into fatty acids. ...read more

Gas and flatulence can be an embarrassing side effect of eating certain foods or improperly eating in a hurry by taking additional air in with our food.  Certain foods like cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, beans, whole grains and carbonated beverages can also play a role in excess gas in the digestive system.  ...read more

Each hair follicle has a natural life cycle that has three distinctive stages.  Growth, rest, and loss.  But perhaps hormonal changes, immune systems changes, or genetics, the follicle no longer wants to replace the hair that has been shed. ...read more

Tissue salts, or cell salts are composed of minerals occuring naturally in our bodies and in all organic matter.  Each human cell, when reduced to ashes, contains 12 minerals or biochemic tissue salts, when in natural and perfect balance, maintain and support our health and wellness. ...read more