Last week, as you know (unless you’re a new reader or your brain suffers from a severe lack of omega-threes) I announced the eight runner-up submissions in the name-my-online-health-program contest. You, my supportive readers, voted. We tallied up the results and saw a very close tie between two entries. So we’ve decided to run a second […]
Continue reading >With over 50 years combined experience in healing Marianne Lonergan Curtis, CAMT, CFT and Bruce D. Curtis, MA, MDiv travel internationally, fulfilling their mission to bring forth new frontiers in consciousness and health. At the end of this blog post, there’s a download link you can click on to get instant access to an MP3 […]
Continue reading >At the recent Maui Film Festival I unveiled the eight runner-ups for the name-my-online-health-program contest before an international crowd of 80,000 people… Okay, maybe I didn’t. I’ve looked through over 150 submissions for the name-my-online-health program contest. We’ve whittled the list down to eight possibilities. (If we didn’t pick yours please don’t unsubscribe, have your […]
Continue reading >Strangely enough, kissing a pig may actually help build this child’s immune system — making him less likely to get the swine flu. Still, I don’t recommend you try it. The swine flu has proven to be LESS harmful than the common flu virus (which kills 36,000 people worldwide, each year, according to the Center […]
Continue reading >My foster-daughter, stay-at-home-mom (or “Domestic Goddess” as she prefers to call herself) and director of the RawMom.com, Shannon Leone, is hosting Raw Mom Summit: The Evolution of Motherhood has Arrived. It’s a web-based event for multi-tasking mothers who are passionate pioneers of natural living. As they say on their website: “It’s time to bring together […]
Continue reading >A few week’s ago a friend’s father checked into the hospital. He said he felt “tired.” A couple weeks later his family buried him. Sadly, it doesn’t surprise me. The older generation have been given so many nutrient-blocking medications (like antacids) and antidepressants (see Trends in Antidepressant Prescriptions Among the Elderly, The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry). […]
Continue reading >In 1920 Rene Caisse met a prospector’s wife who had survived breast cancer. She owed her recovery to an Obijawa Indian tea using four herbs growing in the local Ontario wilderness. (I listed the ingredients in my last blog post, Billy Best’s Herbal Infusion Worked for My First Cancer Patient.) Rene went on to save […]
Continue reading >The first patient I treated for cancer decided not to undergo chemotherapy. He did have surgery to remove the tumor in his colon. Afterward he wanted to stick to natural therapies. I recommended the basics. We cleaned up his diet and took him off wheat, dairy and sugar – which can drag down the immune […]
Continue reading >This month I’ll be giving away a one-year membership in my upcoming online foundation of health program. This will be worth well over $200. First, a quick head-ups on what we are up to… There’s a lot of work going into this online program and we hope to have it ready by mid-June. It’s a […]
Continue reading >If you suffered from ANXIETY and I offered you DEPRESSION as a cure – would you take it? Maybe for a day or two the relief from anxiety would make the depression worth it. But after a week you may find you feel even worse off with depression. Sounds sort of crazy, but people take […]
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