Ward off the flu naturally

Doctors suggest ways to boost your immunity

To stay healthy, experts recommend many things we've heard before, such as frequent hand-washing and covering your coughs.

But physicians who incorporate alternative medicine and natural healing also suggest other immune-system boosters.

Dr. Michael Smith, SCNM Alumnus, practices in Charlotte, NC. Read what him and other practitioners of alternative medicine are suggesting to help ward off the flu. Click here.

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Toxic chemicals present threat in Maricopa County

Those of us who live in Maricopa County may be surprised and dismayed to learn that we - and our neighbors in Gila County - are exposed to more environmental carcinogens than residents of 90 percent of all of the other counties in the nation.

 
Correlation between cancer and parabens

Dr. Marianne Marchese addresses the confusion about parabens and their use in shampoos and lotions, and whether or not parabens can cause cancer.
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