By far, the greatest number of email inquiries I receive are from people who have gut-related issues. Its not surprising at all. For years I have addressed the fundamental importance…
If you’ve been following my posts regarding my Functional Blood Chemistry & Nutritional Analysis course, you may recall my discussion regarding nutritional physiology. Every time that I would give lectures…
The word detoxification gets thrown around quite a bit in alternative healthcare circles. There is often an extraordinary emphasis on processes involving detoxification. This often includes: colon cleansing, liver cleansing,…
If the stomach and large intestine exist in a pH that is not optimal, or in a pH that is not sufficiently acid, there can be numerous consequences such as…
Learning to listen to the signals that your body is sending you is one of the important keys to understanding what your symptoms mean, and how you can eliminate them.…
Emanuel Revici, MD was a Romanian-born physician who had traversed the spectrum of human health, chemistry, lipids and physiology in ways never previously seen. Having emerged during the boom of…
Most people with heartburn, GERD, acid reflux, abdominal bloating and cramping have no idea that their symptoms may be the result of a lack of stomach acid, and not an…
Constipation is considered anything less than 1 bowel movement per day. Chronic constipation will cause: Bowel toxicity Intestinal dysbiosis Digestive problems Indigestion Leaky gut Liver toxicity Sluggishness Daily elimination should…
According to Guy Schenker, DC: Acid/alkaline imbalances always involve respiratory function Acid/alkaline imbalances always involve renal function “The respiratory and renal involvement in an acidosis or alkalosis may be either…
Enzymes are the catalysts for energy production. They initiate and regulate metabolic processes in the body. Certain enzymes are used to digest food. Other enzymes are used in metabolic activity,…