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Water is sacred. Literally. Water has been used in nearly all traditions and religions since the beginning of time for cleansing and purifying. One of the things that made ancient Rome and Greece so powerful was that they had developed a way to access running water throughout their ancient cities. They had a constant supply of water from which they were able to draw upon. In Rome, the water is still available to drink by the public just as it was several hundred years ago. It is truly amazing.

Bacteria is anywhere and everywhere. The only place that does not contain a lot of bacteria are those areas that have been sterilized in laboratory environments and research facilities and occasional hospital environments. So, what do we do about it? Good question. The answer is that we try our best to avoid contact with large amounts of bacteria that may make us sick. The sources that are most likely to make us sick would likely enter through our mouths, through breathing, anus, sexual activity, or through wounds or open cuts.

Cholesterol is needed to make:
Vitamin D
Bile Acids
Progesterone
Estrogen
DHEA
Testosterone
Pregnenolone
Cortisol
Aldosterone
Cell membranes

Low cholesterol levels are related to a significantly increased risk of death from a variety of conditions and situations unrelated to heart disease, including, but not limited to, cancer, suicide, and accidents. You need cholesterol to make brain cells so with a cholesterol level that is too low we see brain hemmorhages, depression, suicide, etc.

What do Ulcerative Colitis, PMS, Reyes Syndrome and Psychological Distress all have in common? Well, they don’t have anything in common unless you look at the CAUSE. Diagnosis, finding the causes of health concerns, is the MOST important aspect of health care. Can you imagine a fighter jet that is not properly working and there is a concern by the military that it might crash the next time it goes up if things are not repaired and instead of repairing the jet they just put on new wings and load it up with fancy bombs?

Vitamin D is not a vitamin, it is actually a hormone that is made in the epidermal layer (the skin) when the skin is exposed to sunlight. With this in mind, many people who live in the Pacific Northwest or areas with very little sunlight do need Vitamin D supplementation or they need to go to a tanning salon in order to maintain good health.

It seems that a larger percent of every successive generation suffers from the problem, yet it is given less and less attention.  many of the children of this latest generation are routinely having difficulty concentrating in school and maintaining a motivation for learning.  ADD, ADHD, Bipolar Syndrome, addicition, depression, PTSD and a large array of mood disorders are all related to thyroid disease.  Correcting blood sugar disorders and adrenal gland problems are excellent ways to clear up the majority of these diseases.

The Hiatal Hernia is sometimes called a Diaphragmatic Hernia. What happens when this type of hernia happens is that the upper most portion of the stomach gets trapped up above the diaphragm. This is the most common location for this to happen is at the esophageal hiatus. This is the main thing that I am talking about in this blog post here.

Patients who have had problems with fibrocystic breast lumps have been shown to benefit from taking vitamin E and having regular exercise as well as eating a diet low in trans fats. They have had even greater benefit from increasing their iodine intake. So, if you have Fibrocystic breast lumps, I hope that you are reading this.

Question: What do you do if you have parasites?

Answer: Good question. The answer is that you come to Triad Of Health Family Healing Center to get treated.

One of the biggest health problems that our modern society faces is heavy metal toxicity. Many people that I talk to have absolutely no idea what heavy metal toxicity is and how it affects us; but they should. There are 16 different heavy metals that are most commonly found in the environment. These heavy metals are called aluminum, arsenic, barium, cadmium, chromium, copper, gold, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, silver, titanium, and zinc.