New legislation could limit patient access to unbiased diabetes advice. Action Alert! A bill before Congress called the Access to Quality Diabetes Education Act of 2015 (HR 1726, S 1345) and state efforts by the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) will make it more difficult for Medicare patients with diabetes to get the help […]
But natural medicine transformed her into a happy, energetic mother. This is a story about one couple who were given one of the greatest gifts of all: the child they wanted but were told they could not have. (Note: names have been changed to protect the privacy of the family involved.) This month, Tom and […]
It’s politics as usual, but at a cost: the health of the American public. Action Alert!
As we come to the end of our 20th anniversary year, we celebrate some major victories, thanks to your grassroots activism.
A recent Wall Street Journal article told the story of a group of 600 volunteers at Emory University who underwent an exhaustive predictive health assessment in order to prescribe lifestyle changes. Emory plans to use the data to help identify areas for intervention, assigning half the participants to health coaches to determine their effectiveness. While […]
Watch Rob Verkerk’s Speaking Naturally interview with Sylvie Beljanski and Nathan Crane, the key organizers of the forthcoming Beljanski Integrative Cancer Conference in Jacksonville, Florida between 13 and 15 October. You’ll discover more about how the so-called ‘war on cancer’ is likely to be won, and that’s unlikely to be through more effective chemotherapy, radiotherapy or surgical […]
Good news in the fight against monopolies in nutritional therapy. You may remember the story of North Carolina Paleo-blogger Steve Cooksey. In 2012, Cooksey got a cease-and-desist letter from North Carolina’s Board of Nutrition/Dietetics because he was offering nutritional advice about the Paleo diet at no charge on his blog—but without a board-issued license. A legal […]