Donnie Yance is an internationally known master herbalist and nutritionist. He is the author of the book, "Herbal Medicine, Healing and Cancer" and "Adaptogens in Medical Herbalism"
Healthy cell metabolism or normal cellular metabolism is when the chemical reactions that occur in living cells are working properly. Our bodies are made up of over 37 trillion human cells: 37,200,000,000,000. For our bodies to work right, our cells must engage in healthy cell metabolism. Plant medicine can be a powerful ally for cancer patients.
Continue reading “Plant Medicine Can be a Powerful Ally for Cancer Patients”Join Mederi Center Founder and renowned holistic health expert Donnie Yance to learn:
We hope you’ll join us for this inspiring and informative talk with one of the world’s leading experts in integrative and unitive medicine!
Date: Tuesday, October 26
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm Pacific Time / 6:30 – 7:30 pm Eastern Time
View event details and RSVP here >>
Thank you and we hope to see you on the Zoom!
Can’t make it? This talk will be recorded and a link to view the replay will be sent within one week following the event to the email you provide when you RSVP.
“Friendship is
unnecessary, like philosophy, like art…. It has no survival value; rather it
is one of those things which give value to survival.”
― C.S.
Lewis, The Four Loves
During these unprecedented times, it’s important for all of us to focus on positive steps that we can take to stay healthy, not only physically, but also emotionally and spiritually. As difficult as things may appear to be, remember that within every crisis lie opportunities for growth and change.
A fever can actually benefit a sick person, and both traditional healthcare practitioners and now even modern researchers have attributed tendencies to over-treat to “fever phobia”–a fear that fever is harmful, which likely originated after the introduction of anti-fever drugs like Tylenol.
Fever is a protective adaptive response that should be allowed to run its course under most circumstances. This approach has been supported by several recent randomized controlled trials.1
The last time I wrote a blog post on vaccines and vaccinating, it generated quite a bit of conversation and raised some very good questions. It is hard to find the “truth” about vaccines, if you want to hear the entire truth. One thing is certain: It would be a lot more fruitful if people on both sides of the debate stopped exaggerating the facts to make their point.
Continue reading “The Trend Toward Over-Vaccinating and the Need for Long-Term Research”