With the holidays, parties, and eating splurges behind us, there is no better time than now to detoxify the body and shed some extra pounds. Your patients/clients, whether they tell you or not, are likely thinking about starting their 2016 detox. And they will have lots of company. There are many detox recommendations out there […]
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Dr. Jaffe was recently asked how he maintains his health-promoting routines given his heavy travel schedule. Here are Dr. Jaffe’s recommendations for staying well while you travel.Travel Tip From “Road Warrior, Dr. Russell JaffePlan a travel day because delays and diversions occur so often now that it makes sense to provide flexible time. When schedules […]
The pH level of urine after 6 hours of rest reflects pH throughout the body. Levels below 6.5 indicate metabolic acidosis. Low pH also suggests mineral deficits, because minerals are pulled from bone and body fluid during metabolic acidosis to buffer and reduce acids and maintain pH within a health range. Acid-alkaline balance is important. […]
Autoimmune thyroiditis is the most common undiagnosed autoimmune disease. This will make patients resistant to a variety of therapies, while often going undiagnosed as the cause of fatigue or other problems (i.e., failure to heal or respond to other therapies). Read More
The gut is a major, potential portal of entry into the body for foreign antigens. Only its intact mucosal barrier protects the body from foreign antigen entry and systemic exposure.This mucosal barrier is made up of non-immunological components (mucous coat, mucous membranes) working independently and in concert with the local mucosal immune system (secretory IgA, […]