How much do humans really prioritize physical activity?
While the physical, social and mental benefits of physical activity are globally understood, a recent study from Reebok suggests that we may not be...
Ontarians fight to end multiple sclerosis at the Mandarin MS Walk
On Sunday, May 1, Mandarin MS Walk participants laced up across Ontario to raise $2.9 million for multiple sclerosis. The funds raised will be...
Cover Up Canada
On May 2, Melanoma Monday, the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund, Hudson's Bay and HBC Foundation are encouraging Canadians to 'Cover Up' this summer to...
Your Eco-Friendly Home
Focus on the inner ecology of your home to create a positive impact on your family’s health
By Dr. Paul Davis, ND
How eco-friendly is your...
Sugar kills
A recent study has found that fructose changes genes in the brain. These changes are linked to a range of diseases, including cardiovascular disease...
Early to Bed and Early to Rise
Night owls beware: researchers from the University of Delaware found that going to bed earlier and waking up earlier aligns much better with cardiovascular...
Oral Health: Take care of it as you would the rest of your body!
April is oral health awareness month. Although it’s often neglected, don’t underestimate the importance of proper oral health for you and your family, especially...
Lyme disease: Fright or Fight the Bite
By Lisa Cantkier, Holistic Nutritionist
Lyme disease is not a fun topic but we all need to be aware of it like never before. Lyme...
Sex hormones and your gut: Is there a connection?
BY MARIA SHAPOVAL (ND)
Did you know that estrogen, progesterone and testosterone influence your digestive health? In fact, many studies show that during pregnancy, when...
Homeopathy and mainstream health care
Viva speaks to Dr. Peter Fisher, the physician to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, about the application and integration of homeopathic medicine into mainstream...