Author Archives: Gloria Dsouza

[ad_1] The horse (known as the cavalo in Spanish and the cheval in French) is a domestic animal that has been used in many farm chores and to transport things from town to town for years. Of course, this is something that many horses do not do anymore. So what people really should be doing […]

[ad_1] There has been a dramatic rise in news attention to medicinal cannabis in 2013, with reports on CNN, ABC, CBS, and local publications about high-cannabidiol cannabis oil effectively controlling the symptoms of rare epileptic conditions like Dravet syndrome, Doose syndrome, infantile spasms, cortical dysplasia, and more. These diseases can cause hundreds to thousands of […]

[ad_1] As medical researcher and former yeast infection sufferer I am often asked about the connection between vinegar and yeast infections. Most experts agree that eating certain foods encourage the growth of yeast and increase the chance of an infection. But what about vinegar? Vinegar has been proven to improve the health of many people. […]

[ad_1] There are many opinions on animals in captivity. Many people think that keeping animals in captivity is abusive and that we should not use these animals for our entertainment. This is true, animals should not be held in these cages. Other people think we are saving these animals because they are rehabilitating these animals […]

[ad_1] “You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus” Mark Twain Black Rock is located at the northern tip of the Oquirrh Mountains where the range ends abruptly at the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake. This is a very historical place and it is an absolute shame that […]

[ad_1] Slow down. Before you call PETA to request they send a hitman, hear me out. A majority of people eat meat, so why is farming a better source of meat than hunting? Turns out it’s not, at least in terms of their respective “green” scores. When done for sustenance and not just for sport, […]

[ad_1] Risk factors do not necessarily cause a disease. One might also be exposed to these factors and not get sick. Age. Children younger than five years and adults older than 60 years are at higher chances of contracting meningitis. The risk of Alzheimer disease will also increase with age. In fact, at the age […]

[ad_1] You can’t tell just by looking at a cat or dog, but PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) can affect animals as well as humans. Loss of one’s human family and home due to floods, fires, earthquakes, and other natural situations are on the rise for animals. Imagine if you experienced this loss, and then […]

[ad_1] In addition to being amazing additions to the family, dogs are also a lot of work. They need everything from leash training, to healthy diets, to daily walks. For example, did you know that many dogs kept as pets suffer from malnutrition and obesity? Also, behavior problems like aggression, barking, and chewing on or […]

[ad_1] Although many of us do the right thing by going for yearly check ups and full blood counts, there could be an underlying heart problem we are not aware we have. It doesn’t mean that because we appear to be fit and on the go that our hearts themselves are necessarily functioning properly. Neither […]