A fascinating article published on TechTimes online titled, "Ants Treat Their Own Fungal Infections With Natural Medicine," illustrates how universal the use of natural substances to maintain health is across the animal kingdom. 

By Contributing Writer Sayer Ji

The power of music for relaxation, stress relief, and pain reduction is undeniable, although individual research studies proving the same were too small to show a strong connection. That all changed when researchers pooled the data from 73 randomized clinical trials focusing on the role of music among surgery patients. 

By Guest Writer Dr. Joseph Mercola

Tibet is a land of confluence, a land of intermingling cultures, ideas and ancient philosophies. And although Tibetan Buddhism is being restricted in Tibet by the encroaching imperialism of China, it has been freed to the world. Built on philosophies of life and enlightenment, not authorship of life itself like other religions that claim access to the Creator through “one true faith”, the teaching, philosophies, tantras, mantras and yantras of Tibet have struck a chord of resonance with spiritual seekers the world over. 

By Contributing Writer Ethan Indigo Smith

I know how difficult it can be to trust something you cannot see. This idea of trust was foreign to me as well, for much of my life. My parents didn't trust and even the nuns at catholic school didn't seem to practice trust. Fortunately, life gave me a first-hand education in trusting this invisible source of reality, I now call God (aka Universe, Source, Consciousness etc…)

By Contributing Writer Nanice Ellis

While the idea of having either a sunny brain or a rainy brain is a little bit extreme, it’s not too far off base because optimistic brains actually do function differently than pessimistic ones. As science has begun to unravel and validate the complex neurobiology of positive emotion and optimism, it’s been discovered that how optimistic you are largely depends on your effort and input. 

By Guest Writer Debbie Hampton

People have always experienced pain, and in the vast span of time before the colonial expansion of western culture, indigenous cultures weren’t without their methods of dealing with trauma. Once such method - Dadirri - is a practice widely known across the Australian continent.

By Guest Writer Jonathan Davis

One of the world’s most popular herbicide–Roundup–is making its way back into the headlines in regards to its health and environmental effects. Monsanto, the producer of Roundup (glyphosate), claims this herbicide is safe; however, study after study from independent researchers is showing the exact opposite. 

By Guest Writer Dr. Edward Group.

Today I'm going to share with you my all-natural Immune Support Tonic recipe! The powerful ingredients in this natural tonic combine to support and uplift the immune system. It's easy to make at home -- and it's delicious. Forget the pharmaceutical stuff -- everyone should have a large bottle of this in the medicine cabinet. 

By Guest Writer Alex 'Earthie Mama' Du Toit

Colloidal silver has been used for centuries to promote good health, and studies continue to show that colloidal silver outperforms many mainstream treatments against harmful organisms. Consumers should know, however, that not all silver products are created equal. Here are 6 things you must know about colloidal silver to protect yourself and ensure the best results. 

By Guest Writer Dr. Edward F. Group

Is it a good idea to "starve" yourself just a little bit each day, or a couple of days a week? Mounting evidence indicates that yes, intermittent fasting could have a very beneficial impact on your health and longevity. 

By Guest Writer Dr. Joseph Mercola

There are people and energies we encounter that offer us the lessons we need while we walk our path here on Earth. At times, this fact simply points to learning how to work with, clear and protect against negative energy, and energy that just isn't ours. Though this article is mostly intended for highly sensitive people (empaths and intuitives etc.) anyone can be effected by others' energies, especially during times of high-stress and transition. This is part of life, and going through those experiences - and learning to protect ourselves from them - help us expand as individuals and souls. 

By Guest Writer Banu Sekendur