Articles by Kal Sellers:

Can Your Body's pH Be Too Alkaline? (NewsTarget) This question has appeared from time to time and calls for a visit in the news of today: Can our body's pH be too alkaline? A friend of mine who helps run a very good health food store near me reported that she had been raw and had been...

Forgotten Herbs: They May Not Be Sexy, but They Are Effective (NewsTarget) It is human nature to forget anything that is not sexy, exciting, expensive, tasty and which does not promise far more than it delivers. This character trait is one we shall have to outgrow if we wish to really better ourselves. The predictability...

The Secret to Healing Miracles: How to Make Herbs Work Every Time (NewsTarget) It is certainly no secret that herbs get a bad rap sometimes because someone reports that they “don’t seem to work.” Just the other day I was speaking to a chiropractic friend of mine and he was discussing the way Echinacea was used in a...

Solving the Great pH Riddle Permanently for Better Health (NewsTarget) We live in a world where all the developed nations have developed a unique neurosis that I call “pH Panic and Paranoia.” Lacking understanding and wooed by the lust for money for their “miracle products” many manufacturers, teachers and...

Alkalize Your Body Through Breathing With Healthy Lungs and Sinuses (NewsTarget) I had a daydream just today. In it, someone asked me, “What is the number one most important reason that people become acidic?” Without a second thought, I replied, “It is the way they breathe.” It is interesting to be so startled by...

How to Find Pure Products in a Sea of Supplements (NewsTarget) Recently, a reader asked for details about what natural health products are pure. This discussion is ongoing and endless because so many interesting and new methods of preparation appear regularly on the market. There are some rules that...

The Side-Effect Challenge: Whole Plant Medicines Vs. Drug Counterparts (NewsTarget) Quinine was first isolated from Peruvian Bark (aka: Chinchona, Quina) in 1820. It took until the early 1900’s for it to really become a world-wide popular drug for malaria. It was a wonderful drug for a while. It cured malaria and took the...

Herbal Medicine and the Mind-Body versus Body-Mind Debate (NewsTarget) What affects the body more - our beliefs and thoughts or the foods and drinks we consume? Without even acknowledging the debate, many people have nevertheless been stressed by it, trying to decide how to approach their own health and healing. At...

Applying New Universal Healing Principles in 4 Simple Steps (NewsTarget) Today you might find a vast array of healing options before you. How can you know what to do with all these options? What can you do to ensure success in healing or getting the results you are seeking? In fact, no matter what your healing...

Botanical Medicines are Competition for Inflammation Drug Options (NewsTarget) Since the FDA has placed a restraint on the freedom of speech for herbalists, it has become illegal to connect an herb with a medical condition (unless the herb is blamed for causing the medical condition). Therefore, the discussion of,...

Fava Beans: Great for Hormone Replacement With Anti-Cancer Potential (NewsTarget) Two years ago this month a good friend of ours joined us for a humble beginning of our natural nutrition and whole food preparation classes. She was one of those students who just took everything and ran with it. She lost about 15 pounds,...

Oldest Licensed Herbal College in U.S. Takes on a Homeopathy Course (NewsTarget) The School of Natural Healing, founded by Dr. John R. Christopher, has been teaching herbal medicine for 54 years. Recently it announced the creation of a Homeopathy course, constructed from live lectures from David Card, a leading expert...

Debating Honey: Symbiotic Food or Unnatural Poison? (NewsTarget) Honey is an age-old food and medicine, dating back thousands of years at least. One would think that both believers in creation and believers in evolution would feel that honey is a symbiotic food and medicine. Still, one could make the...

Herbal Consumers Show Need for a New Kind of Consumer Education (NewsTarget) Nedra Alleman of Afton, Wyoming came up to me holding a bag of supplements that must have weighed three or four pounds. She was not selling me anything, rather she was asking me which of these I would use or recommend. One by one I went...