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Have you caught 'Spring Fever'? By April spring fever is in full swing. You may have been hibernating indoors throughout March to avoid the tumultuous weather, but by the time April rolls around, the great outdoors is calling. Chil

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Life comes to full bloom in May just in time for Mother's Day. A tree in flower fills the air with a sweet perfume. Bright yellow and pink flowers seem to capture the very essence of new life. The entire atmosphere of May is buzzing and alive with the sou

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How Much Fried Food Can you Handle? French fries & funnel cakes are a fun way to enjoy the local fair. Eat too much though, and you start to feel queasy. This is a sign you've hit your upper limit on fried foods. Uggh! The hot su

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See the article below and this article on liver health.

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Palpating Your Liver One way to check

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You may experience waves of bitterness, discouragement and a sense of failure late winter. Try not to take these 'liver' emotions too seriously. Instead, these emotions offer an important cue. February is the month of liver bitterness. February com

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By August, your body is preparing for fall and using all available energy to build an insulating layer of fat before the temperatures plummet mid October. Meanwhile, sweating under the hot midday sun depletes electrolytes. The result is that your blood wi

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Have you noticed someone you love flaring up at you recently? Have you ever wondered why you feel more irritated in the summer? In the heat of summer, your liver releases excess bile, which irritates both your gut and your nervous system. Excess bilirubin

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Summer berries, like the ruby red strawberry and cool blueberry, arrive just in time for hot June temperatures. Feel free to consume these berries by the handful, as they reduce internal heat, soothe inflamed tissues, and cool your blood. Blueberries are

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Nightshades are plants in the solanaceae family, including familiar vegetables such as tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, chilis, and bell peppers. Tobacco is also in the nightshade family. Ever since the Spaniards brought tomatoes to Europe, nightshade