Your Health Detective

Your Bone Health & Hip Replacement Surgery

Many of you ask about bone health and the dreaded hip replacement. The following article is presented by a contributing investigative reporter to The Health Detective Blog. From time to time we accept contributing articles when the information presented is pertinent to our subscribers...click here to continue reading...

Fatty Liver and Diabetes, There IS a Connection

By Gloria Gilbère, CDP., DAHom., PhD., DSC., EcoErgonomist, Wholistic Rejuvenist

This investigative blog report is especially close to my heart – many of my family members and younger siblings are Type 2 Diabetics; I battle high blood sugar constantly. I have been able to maintain safe levels through strict carbohydrate and sugar restriction but it requires discipline, constant monitoring, and nutrients to help maintain a healthy balance.

What most people do not understand is the intimate connection between liver health and diabetes; hopefully this report will enlighten you and assist in taking care of the only organ in our body that can completely rejuvenate – given the right nutritional support, that is!

Fatty liver is a common liver condition that occurs in about one-third of adults in the U.S. In some cases, the condition is mild and causes no noticeable symptoms, but in other cases it can lead to permanent liver damage or complete liver failure.

Fatty liver is frequently associated with alcoholic liver disease, but it may also have non-alcoholic causes, such as those cited in this report...click here to continue reading...

Intestinal Rejuvenation, Naturally

Many of you continue to inquire as to the natural fiber colon cleansing routine I use and recommend, especially for my clients who are hyper-sensitive and can't tolerate most fiber supplements.

Keep in mind that the secret for effective, safe and non-agressive fiber is to use it daily and begin with small doses so that colonic plaque that is dislodged can easily move through to elimination. If you begin with too much at once you literally loosen debris but in the process build intestinal "bricks rather than "mud pies" and that can lead to constipation or incomplete evacuation...click here to continue reading...