For What Ails You
For minor health problems, it’s always best to try to help yourself at home first before taking lots of prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) medications.
Minerals as Medicine
For thousands of years, humans have been instinctively drawn to soaking in warm waters as a method of healing, especially if the source is natural like a mineral hot spring.
It’s All Connected
Mouthwash. This seems to be my litmus test lately for finding my tribe of like-minded people who take a holistic approach to health.
Midwives Bring Simplicity and Intimacy Back to Birthing
It might seem hard to believe, but as recently as 1900, 95% of all babies were born at home.
Why We Suffer
The longer I live, the more I realize that the quality of my life experience isn’t dependent on how many things and experiences I can acquire and hold on to, but how good I am at letting them go.
A Dose of Caution: Aspirin With Care
With cold and flu season upon us, tens of millions of Americans will be rushing to their nearest drugstore to find relief for what ails them over the coming months.
The Courage to Lead
Good health is 90% prevention, and I believe in educating patients with all the lifestyle and dietary information I have available to me so that they can make the best health-supporting decisions for themselves.
Blending Holistic Medicine and Entrepreneurship – Dr. Sherry Sami on BizNinja Podcast
In this podcast episode, Tyler interviews Dr. Sherry Sami a dual specialist in pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. She was a clinical instructor at UCLA and one of the creators of the Children Health Advocacy Training (CHAT) curriculum.
Dr. Sadeghi Wants You to Ask for a Thermography, Not a Mammogram
Because cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US, it’s understandable that it gets a great deal of press coverage.
The Long, Arduous Path to Truth in Medicine
Why is it that the simplest truths are always the most difficult to grasp?