Category: Research

Since the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists have investigated whether ABO blood group is related to the risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection and illness. After all, nearly 20 years ago, researchers reported that type O blood was associated with a lower risk of the original SARS. In addition, other studies had linked type O […]

You’ve probably seen elderberry products cropping up recently in the form of lozenges, capsules, and syrups, but despite a recent surge in attention, elderberry has long been in the back pocket of many acclaimed healers, including Hippocrates himself, who dubbed the plant “nature’s medicine chest,” for its tremendous healing capabilities. A Remedy for the Ages […]

By Dr. David Jockers DC, MS, CSCS The phrase “death begins in the colon” has seemingly become more popular and provides the simplifying truth of the importance of colon and digestive health. All throughout history enemas have been used in different cultures as a reliable strategy to cleanse the colon of harmful pathogens and debris. The […]

RnA ReSet Radio Show Summary Monday, September 23, 2019 In case you missed it, here is the wrap-up of last Monday’s edition of the Dr. Carolyn Dean Live Radio Show. Tonight Dr. Dean will be talking with Lorraine Andres, the Founder of True Health Canada. Lorraine is a Registered Holistic Nutrition Practitioner as well as […]

Judy just wrote to tell me her experience with glutamates in a magnesium supplement. I’ve also gotten many questions in the past about magnesium aspartate. Judy said she was taking a magnesium “amino acid chelate” supplement for about a month and found that her migraines worsened along with some of her other symptoms. She said […]

One of the most popular minerals in the news today is calcium. We are told to take increased amounts in our diet as a supplement to prevent osteoporosis and eliminate muscle cramping during menstruation or from over-exercising. Yet, calcium alone is not enough. Without magnesium, calcium is not fully utilized, and calcium has under-absorption problems […]

Thanks to the time change this past weekend, it likely got easier for you to get out of bed in the morning. But, unfortunately, it can also be harder to get to sleep at night. Farewell, daylight savings time – that span of spring and summer when our governments try to “save light” by moving […]

Lorraine’s MOVIE NIGHT poster