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How to Make Sure that You're Getting Enough Calcium
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Nov 11, 2009
Getting enough calcium for strong bones and teeth isn't as simple as ingesting a certain number of milligrams of calcium per day. This post outlines why calcium is important to your health, as well as steps that you can take to ensure that you get enough calcium to experience your best health.
How to Make Hummus
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Nov 09, 2009
I've tried a number of hummus recipes over the years, and while I've enjoyed just about all of them, nothing beats the ultra simple version that I started with several years ago. All it calls for are chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, and a pinch of sea salt - profoundly simple and profoundly good.
Questions and Answers on Vitamin D
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Nov 09, 2009
What follows are answers to three of the most common questions that I received in response to my post on How to Make Sure that You Are Getting Enough Vitamin D for Your Best Health
Q. Won't regularly getting sunlight on my skin increase my risk of melanoma?
How to Make Sure that You Are Getting Enough Vitamin D for Your Best Health
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Nov 05, 2009
The first point that I make clear with all of my clients is that no single nutrient works on its own to produce health effects in the human body.
Your body needs dozens of different nutrients to survive and thrive, and every nutrient that has a nourishing effect on your body works together with other nutrients and your body's self healing mechanisms to keep you well.
How to Make Healthy Banana Cream Pie
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 31, 2009
If you can use a go-to healthy dessert recipe for any occasion, you have to give this banana cream pie a try. Not only is it mouthwateringly good, it's super simple to put together - all you need are ripe bananas, a bit of maple syrup, and some unroasted, unsalted almonds.
Start by peeling four to six ripe bananas.
H1N1 - Questions Worth Considering
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 28, 2009
A few months ago, just before the frenzy over everything H1N1 started bubbling out of control, I told a colleague that I didn't want to write or talk about this virus or its vaccine.
I didn't want to contribute to the power of this story in any way. If anything, I wanted to encourage people who follow our site to ignore all stories headlined by H1N1 and continue to focus on things that matter most in their lives, things that bring them fulfillment. Because I firmly believe that the majority of government and health care workers who are promoting the H1N1 vaccine are misguided. And I also believe that getting caught up in all of the panic and hype surrounding H1N1 is a good way to get sick.
Do You Know What's Inside a Flu Shot?
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 21, 2009
Each year, just as multiple reminders on the need for and efficacy of getting a flu shot hit the news wires, I start receiving a steady stream of e-mails from readers, all asking the same basic question:
"Should I get a flu shot?"
How Much Sleep Do You Really Need To Be Healthy?
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 20, 2009
Few facets of your life have greater impact on your health status than the amount of quality rest that you get each night.
Why is your sleeping routine so important to your ability to prevent disease and be at your best?
Adrenal Refresh: An Ayurvedic Remedy for Chronic Emotional Stress
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 19, 2009
If your system feels out of balance due to emotional stress and you haven't experienced improvement with meditation and relaxation sessions, you may find this professional grade botanical formula to be immensely helpful to your overall sense of well-being.
Adrenal Refresh is a whole food botanical formula that's specifically designed to correct imbalances created by stressed endocrine and nervous systems.
What You Should Know About Your Spinal Curves
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Oct 16, 2009
What follows are my thoughts on common concerns related to the natural curves that exist in different parts of the spine. This information may be useful should you ever visit a health care practitioner who recommends various treatments with the intent to modify the degree of curvature in your neck, mid-back, and lower back regions.
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