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​The Fascinating World Of Aromatherapy

Before the inception of modern medicine and pharmaceuticals, our ancestors relied on botanicals for health and wellness. The exact dates and cultures of its origins are unknown, but the Greeks and Ch

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Do You Know About Type Three Diabetes?

You’ve most likely heard of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, but do you know about type 3 diabetes? Although this third type is not yet associated or diagnosed in the medical community, more and mor

Is Cinnamon Your Missing Supplement?

Having high blood sugar levels exposes you to a host of complications including metabolic concerns such as prediabetes and diabetes, and other diseases that include Alzheimer’s and heart diseas

​Type Two Diabetes

​Type Two Diabetes

In a previous post, we addressed type 1 diabetes, including the symptoms and how to properly manage the disease successfully. Type 2 diabetes differs from type 1 diabetes in that it’s completel

​Protect Your Skin From The Inside Out

Did you know there are foods and supplements you can consume that will protect your skin from the inside out? Whether you’re a sun worshiper or the sun loves your fair skin a little too much, n

​What Are Your Nails Telling You?

Nails. You paint them, you bite them. You can let them grow long or keep them short, but did you know they can actually let you know what’s going on internally? Nails are one of the best indica

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Are you an outdoor enthusiast? If you love being in the great outdoors and sharing in the excitement of everything budding and blooming in the spring and summer seasons, but you suffer in an allergen

Is Nail Polish Toxic? (Part One)

In its inception, nail polish was car paint, just in a smaller bottle — and luckily, we’ve come a long way! Green beauty is as trendy as ever as people are paying just as close attention

Is Nail Polish Toxic? (Part Two)

In part one, we explored the three- and five-free nail polishes and what chemicals companies are removing from them, along with their potential harm. Today, we’ll continue the conversation and