Join Michael R. Ellison, Founder of TriVita, as he explores deeper insights that give a whole new meaning to “New Year’s Resolutions.”
Listen to some amazing words of wisdom from the five-year-old granddaughter of Michael R. Ellison.
Gratitude is an attitude. It is the get-rich-quick scheme in life. Emotionally rich with well-being and happiness as its reward.
Amazon John is back to continue the discussion on digestive health and how it affects mental and physical well-being.
Amazon John delves into why gut health is so important, and how you can support better digestive function and well-being.
When asked by your doctor; how are you feeling? Most people respond; I feel fine. But are you really fine? Your actual health may not be as good as you think because what’s really going on inside just might tell another story.
Lisa Hill discusses sleep-disrupting toxins and how your bedding may be affecting your overall health.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.
There are no magic pills for wellness, but you can live a longer and more vital life by helping your body regulate inflammation through smart lifestyle choices.
Occasionally feeling sad, cranky, upset and distraught is a fact of life. Maybe you’re tired, stressed or just hungry. No matter the reason for your foul mood, here are twelve simple ways to improve your attitude and get you on your way to feeling like yourself again.
What could be more beneficial to your health than any medication? According to a publication by Harvard Medical School, walking is considered to be the most helpful thing you can do to sustain your life-giving force of wellness.
The vitamin B12 craze has been around for years—and for good reason. Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin that your body requires to function properly. B12 is involved in numerous critical processes such as DNA production, metabolism, healthy nerve function and the formation of red blood cells.
Inflammation is a hot topic. It’s in the news, making magazine covers and maybe your doctor has even discussed the effects of chronic inflammation with you. But this wasn’t always the case. It wasn’t until recently that scientists discovered that inflammation is at the root of many degenerative diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, obesity, Alzheimer’s and even cancer.
Jarir Nakouzi, M.D. is back to help you spot the differences between healthy acute inflammation and chronic inflammation.
Inflammation is directly associated with symptoms such as swelling, pain, heat and limited mobility. Inflammation can affect your quality of life. Reducing your inflammation can alleviate these symptoms.
Researchers have carefully studied some of the most common diseases to affect Western populations in search of their root causes. While many advances have been made, much is still unknown. However, they agree on a common factor in virtually all of them: inflammation.
Jarir Nakouzi, M.D. discusses the intricate links between chronic inflammation, lifestyle choices and chronic disease.
Your greatest health risk is chronic inflammatory-related diseases, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). In fact, they say it is the most significant health risk to all humanity worldwide!
Here’s a simple fact: Your body needs oxygen, not only to live but to live better. Up to 75 percent of toxins are removed through breathing. Here are 10 ways to breathe better.
Michael R. Ellison, Founder and CEO of TriVita, shares cutting-edge information from leading institutions that will help you look at illness in a new way and set you on the path to optimal well-being.
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