The Selene River Press blog editors are taking a week long summer vacation. We wish you a happy summer and will be back next week! Image from iStock/SergeRandall.
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Jul
Jul
“The Craven” a Poem by Dr. David Kolowski Written in the rhyme scheme of Edgar Allan Poe’s, “The Raven.” Once upon a midnight wired, as I lay there sick and tired Over many a half-filled bottles of prescriptions on the floor. While I ached to just be dreaming, holding back a muffled screaming My cell […]
07
Jul
Jul
It’s Sunday morning, and Fluffy jumps up on your lap. As you kick back to enjoy your coffee and stroke Fluffy’s back, you notice she feels warm, and she isn’t she purring like normal. You discover a bump on her backend, and she flinches when you touch it. Not another cat bite abscess! If you […]
04
Jul
Jul
To all our wonderful readers out there who support small farms and organic agriculture, we wish you a very happy 4th of July. As we strive for holistic independence and food freedom in our country, we recognize that this goal can only be made possible in an independent, free republic. Despite whatever political or civil […]
01
Jul
Jul
We all know, at least in a broad sense, the general meaning of the words circulatory system. But my understanding of it has recently been enhanced after a very knowledgeable person, Mark R. Anderson (president of Standard Process West), explained to me that supporting the circulatory system is a critical step to take when addressing […]
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Jun
Jun
The last recorded song by John Prine is a beautiful ballad called “I Remember Everything,” and it says a lot to me. John Prine, a man of simple words but extreme talent, reached into the hearts of so many. At the very least, I should say that I don’t remember everything, but I do remember […]
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Jun
Jun
This month we’re shining our Product Spotlight on Why Your Doctor Offers Nutritional Supplements by Stephanie Selene Anderson with Mark R. Anderson, now in its fourth edition. Which begs the question…why does your doctor offer nutritional supplements? There’s not one answer; Anderson lays out an entire ecosystem of them. It begins once upon a time, […]
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Jun
Jun
In April 2007, I was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma, a non-Hodgkin’s, large B-cell cancer. As a committed practitioner of wholistic health for 35 years prior to my diagnosis, you can imagine how opposed I was to the standard medical approach of cancer treatment: cutting (surgery), burning (radiation), and poisoning (chemotherapy). Fortunately, my cancer was slow-growing. […]
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Jun
Jun
Enjoy the latest installment of Dr. Lowell Keppel’s “Good to Know” series for practitioners.
Tips from the Traditional Cook
Essential Food and Care for Your Eyes:
Prevention, Healing, and Preserving
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Jun
Jun
It is my belief that we need our precious eyesight more than any other part of the human body. I say this because I’ve dealt with eye issues for the past year. I hope you will take this opportunity to understand the basics of preventing, healing, and preserving this wonderful gift. As such, I will […]
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Jun
Jun
“You are what you eat.” We’ve heard this old saying many times throughout our lives. But did you know that eating well isn’t just about your physical health? It’s about your mental health as well. It’s true! Eating healthy food is a must for good mental wellbeing. A diet of unhealthy foods doesn’t fill you […]
Dr. Michael Dority, Royal Principles
Dr. Dority on the 33 Royal Principles of Health:
#10. The Function of Force
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Jun
Jun
Welcome to “The Royal Principles of Health,” written by Dr. Michael Dority and presented by Selene River Press. This fascinating series is based on the 33 principles of chiropractic identified by R.W. Stephenson, DC, PhC, in his 1927 classic Chiropractic Textbook. Dr. Dority calls these the “Royal Principles of Health” and invites you to learn […]
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Jun
Jun
Psst…how’s your sleep? If you’re exhausted, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans, as many as one-third of us, are sleep deprived in one way or another, and it’s seriously messing with our health. The consequences of sleep deprivation range from the obvious (tiredness, mental distress, poor cognitive function) to the surprisingly dire (heart disease, diabetes, […]
Dr. Lowell Keppel, Good to Know
Good to Know: Observational Signs
Luscious Lips—Cracks in the Corner of the Mouth
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Jun
Jun
Enjoy the latest installment of Dr. Lowell Keppel’s “Good to Know” series for practitioners.
Dr. Michael Dority, Royal Principles
Dr. Dority on the 33 Royal Principles of Health:
#9. The Amount of Force Created by Intelligence
08
Jun
Jun
Welcome to “The Royal Principles of Health,” written by Dr. Michael Dority and presented by Selene River Press. This fascinating series is based on the 33 principles of chiropractic identified by R.W. Stephenson, DC, PhC, in his 1927 classic Chiropractic Textbook. Dr. Dority calls these the “Royal Principles of Health” and invites you to learn […]
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Jun
Jun
As a writer of all things healthy, it was my distinct pleasure to find a great new business that has decided to make their home base right here in my neighborhood of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Who is that new star? It’s Sawatch Artisan Foods. I encourage you to visit their website and learn a little […]
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Jun
Jun
Enjoy the latest installment of Dr. Lowell Keppel’s “Good to Know” series for practitioners.
Dr. Michael Dority, Royal Principles
Dr. Dority on the 33 Royal Principles of Health:
#8. The Function of Intelligence
01
Jun
Jun
Welcome to “The Royal Principles of Health,” written by Dr. Michael Dority and presented by Selene River Press. This fascinating series is based on the 33 principles of chiropractic identified by R.W. Stephenson, DC, PhC, in his 1927 classic Chiropractic Textbook. Dr. Dority calls these the “Royal Principles of Health” and invites you to learn […]
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May
May
At times, life can be chaotic or joyful. However, if the chaos seems never-ending and you are continuously nervous and worried, you may be experiencing early signs of anxiety. Unfortunately, we still don’t have a clear understanding into the exact causes of anxiety. It may be caused by traumatic life experiences, hereditary factors, other prevailing […]
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May
May
Sauces define French cuisine. Although there is some debate, most sources credit Auguste Escoffier as the creator of the five French “mother” sauces: béchamel, velouté, espagnole, hollandaise, and tomato. From this original list, a plethora of secondary sauces were also created. For example, tomato sauce is one of the five sauces, but its secondary daughter […]