Epigenetics and Disease: Finding Freedom from Genetic Fears

by drnorton on July 18, 2010

Do the genes you inherited determine your overall state of health or which diseases will show up in your body? That concept is genetic determinism. It makes you a passive victim since you didn’t get to choose your own DNA.
But, is it really that simple? Contemporary research is proving otherwise, and your understanding of these [...]

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Cancer: Where Do You Look for Information and Answers?

June 27, 2010

I’ve had many thoughts going through my mind the last couple of days and my hope is that sharing some of them might be helpful. Allow me to summarize four recent precipitating experiences and then next time we’ll examine some important research that affects how likely you are to develop cancer or other degenerative diseases. [...]

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Restoring Whole Body Health

May 23, 2010

Dr. Norton also teaches another in-office program entitled “Revealing the Secret to Restoring Whole Body Health” based upon the advanced health concepts and research discussed in his book. This is truly health- and life-transforming information that you’ve probably never heard. Invite a friend and call 559-490-9550 for reservations please.

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“You Are the Weakest Link, Goodbye”

May 10, 2010

Remember the Weakest Link television show that experienced brief popularity several years back? It’s most memorable element was the host’s dismissive declaration to the contestant who was considered least effective in the team’s drive for success in each round of competition. “You are the weakest link…Goodbye!”

What is your weakest link? The area of [...]

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Is It Too Late For Healing?

April 29, 2010

Thankfully it’s rarely too late to improve your health and this is the attitude you need to hold:
“Never, never, never, never give up.” – Winston Churchill
Far too often people buy the easily dispensed negative prediction that there’s no real solution or hope for their healing, especially when the condition is quite serious. I couldn’t disagree [...]

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Disease Studies Continue to Lack Holistic Insight

April 17, 2010

In my last post I discussed the foolishness of the positive conclusions drawn from a recent study that used a dangerous cholesterol-lowering medication in an attempt to prevent heart attacks and strokes in supposedly high-risk people who don’t even have elevated cholesterol levels.
Using a poison as a proactive cardiovascular health measure seems to me to [...]

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Your Health in Danger in “Atomism-Land”

March 30, 2010

In my last blog posting I challenged you to begin paying close attention to the news and to your daily life for evidence of “atomistic” perspectives or practices. I asked you to see how often these appear versus messages that are more “holistic” (See the Nov. 15th posting for several distinctions between these worldviews) and [...]

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Health and the “Holism/Atomism” Observation Challenge

March 15, 2010

I’m convinced that our long-term health and well-being requires that we better understand and integrate holism into our lives.
The long-dominant medical/pharmaceutical symptom-management and disease-treatment approach can sometimes save a life under crisis first-aid conditions, but is generally upside down and a failure when it comes to restoring or supporting our health.
Far too many people live [...]

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Will You Lose the Right to Sue a Drug Company When You’ve Been Harmed?

February 24, 2010

Prescription drugs, according to the American Medical Association, are the 4th leading cause of American death behind only heart disease, cancer, and stroke. They are killing more people in the U.S. and Canada every year than were lost in the entire Vietnam War.

Why? What will it take to stop this unacceptable loss of life?I’m not [...]

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The Holistic View from Here

February 11, 2010

Welcome to the new “Whole Body Health Blog”!I invite you to join me on an exciting journey each week as we explore health and well-being from a “holistic” perspective. I’ll be your enthusiastic guide as we examine the centuries-old, frequently neglected, but now resurgent holistic model.
We’ll look at how holism applies not only to our [...]

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