If you ask the average woman if she's ever had a urinary tract infection (UTI), there is a 50/50 chance that she will shake her head yes (as she is cringing).

Truth is, over half of us females have at least one vivid memory of an unrelenting, overwhelming urge to urinate, followed by tiny drops of urine feeling like little blow torches or razor blades coming out.

When a person wakes up one day with excruciating pain, a high fever or a rash all over their body, it’s pretty obvious that something is wrong, and they better find out what it is.

But sometimes the warning signals your body gives you aren’t so obvious—they’re more subtle.

And nowhere is this truer than in your mouth—specifically, your tongue.

It continues to boggle my mind that nutrients are the LAST thing that doctors look at (or better yet, they’re completely ignored) when a patient comes in complaining of symptoms.  Because being low in ANY nutrient can have a tremendous impact on your health!  And nowhere is this truer than with Vitamin B12!

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and pink ribbons are EVERYWHERE to remind people to be aware of breast cancer (as if we’re not already)….and of course, for women to dutifully get their mammograms.
Walks, runs and other fund-raising events are conducted to help “find the cure.”

Like it or not, there are many things that the average person takes for granted.
That is, until there's a problem and suddenly they realize how important that certain something is.  Healthy functioning kidneys are one of those things!

Is it my imagination, or are people even more filled with road rage and/or hell-bent on tailgating than ever before?  Are people just losing it?
Well, there may be another answer to consider…