Vaccinations: Searching for Middle Ground
By Patrick Hanaway
Each year millions of parents go to doctors’ offices wondering if their decisions to vaccinate their children are right. This confusion over the past ten years has been heightened by the increasing polarity of pro-vaccination and anti-vaccination views. It appears that the fear of adverse effects from vaccination is matched only by the fear of infectious diseases from not vaccinating. There appears to be no middle ground. (free) …

Kuzu Power
By John Belleme
Roots are the focal points of a plant¹s energy. That is why roots have always occupied a special place in man¹s diet, as well as in his medicine chest. Popular roots such as ginseng, dock, radish, beets, and carrots are prized for their concentrated food value and healing power. Kuzu (Pueraria
lobata) root (also spelled kudzu), one of the world¹s largest vegetable roots, is considered big medicine in Japan and China.(free) …

Squatty-Training our Children
By Jonathan Isbit
Twenty-one days without seeing a Back when you were an infant you knew instinctively how to answer the call of nature. While still in diapers, you used the squatting position, the method human beings have always used—and still do in most parts of the world. (free) …