A question I received: I’m a social worker and I often work with drug addicts. I discovered that giving people basic knowledge of Kabbalah can cure them. I think that Bnei Baruch should contact drug rehabilitation centers with a specific … Continue reading →

I think I figured out what is wrong with me. I think I’ve been taking too much Biokult. It was a total DUH moment this afternoon. Totally obvious — why didn’t I think of this before! I was fine with … Continue reading →

Drug and alcohol rehabilitation is most effective when it’s specially designed to meet the individual needs of individual patients. That sounds obvious, of course, but the unfortunate truth is that too many drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities in Los Angeles … Continue reading →

The Wii being used for physical rehabilitation is kind of an old idea, but I think this is the first time we’ve heard of Guitar Hero being used to help amputees get used to their new arms limbs. Rehabilitation specialists … Continue reading →

“I don’t know if there’ll be snow, but have a cup of cheer” – and so goes a popular holiday song.  Drinking and holidays are pretty common partners around the world.  It sure makes it easy to blend in your … Continue reading →

Sources have reported that singer Amy Winehouse was taken to the hospital Sunday for what is being called a alcohol and drug binge.  Winehouse apparently had an argument with her spouse, Blake Fielder-Civil who was recently released from prison and … Continue reading →

by Lisa Cole Are you looking for a healthy way to lose weight while making permanent changes in your eating and exercise habits? Gastric by-pass surgery is starting to be even more popular, and many people are having success stories … Continue reading →

I have to promote my close and very talented friend, Heather, who is a personal trainer at Southbury Fitness Center. They are offering an amazing program to help you shed a few extra pounds before your wedding day and get … Continue reading →

COPD or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is not a curable disease. But timely treatment can slow the progress of the disease and make life easier for the patient. Based on the condition of the patient and the response of the … Continue reading →

I\’ve been getting a lot of questions lately from the last article I wrote on Fucoxanthin, so I\’m writing to those of you who are still unclear about what fucoxanthin is. Everybody has been talking about how fucoxanthin is this … Continue reading →