by Bojan Zimmerman | Jun 3, 2019 | Autoimmune Disease, Gut Health, Nutritional Therapy, Weight Loss
When you have irritable bowels, several things can freak you out. Your number one nemesis is going to a place that has no toilet or let’s say it is not easily accessible! What if there is a nearby toilet, but there’s no water? The worst situation would be running out...
by Dr. Zung Rosita Vu (Price) | May 16, 2019 | Alternative Medicine, Gut Health, Nutritional Therapy
Table sugar is high in calories and is often associated with obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and many other chronic diseases. Yes, you may be conscious about your sugar intake, but did you know that products that are labeled “sugar-free”...
by Dr. Zung Rosita Vu (Price) | Jul 26, 2016 | Nutritional Therapy
After studying 30,000 patients in 30 years, a new treatment modality for depression that could make all the difference was discovered—but it’s not a new antidepressant drug! You’re feeling really down… In fact, you’ve been feeling this way on and off for a while....
by Bojan Zimmerman | Mar 15, 2016 | Nutritional Therapy
What foods are you craving today? For sure, you can name a couple or more right now! Cravings are not just in your mind. It is real, which is why you need to figure out the causes and address them accordingly. Why? It’s because frequent food craving is one of the...
by Dr. Zung Rosita Vu (Price) | Jan 19, 2015 | Nutritional Therapy
What’s the number one health threat today? Research shows it’s still the hidden toxins from plasticisers, namely BPA and phthalates, because we can’t avoid them. Plasticizers leak out gas from plastic food containers directly into your food. However, plastic food...
by Dr. Zung Rosita Vu (Price) | Oct 21, 2014 | Nutritional Therapy
Are you planning a springtime natural detox? Wondering how to get started? A natural detox is a worthwhile respite for your body organs that allows them to rejuvenate and renew. The cleanse is a good opportunity to clarify all parts of yourself, so take the time to...
