Erectile dysfunction (ED), often referred to as impotence, is a condition that affects millions of men worldwide. While it can be a sensitive topic, it's essential to discuss openly to understand its causes and treatment options fully. In this article, we'll explore the common physical and emotional causes of ED, traditional pharmaceutical treatments with their side effects, and natural alternatives to manage and potentially reverse this condition.

Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) are complex, often debilitating chronic conditions that affect millions of women and men worldwide. While the exact causes remain elusive, the conditions are thought to arise out of a toxicity (usually heavy metals), previous viral infection (e.g., Epstein Barr Virus and Lyme Disease), and gut dysbiosis.

While the metabolic approach to cancer is still in its early stages, it offers a promising avenue for future research and treatment options. By targeting the metabolic vulnerabilities of cancer cells, we may be able to develop more effective and less toxic therapies. Understanding cancer as a metabolic disease is not only changing how we perceive this complex illness but also holds the potential to revolutionize the way we approach its prevention and treatment in the years to come.

Stress is every present. We wake up stressed, we go to bed stressed. The day is wrought with everyday stresses, as mundane as train strikes making you late, to as extreme as nightly arguments in the household. I’ve known people to say they’re so stressed with their spouses they don’t like to be alone with them. I’ve known people who spend months on end off sick due to workplace stress.

While Ozempic and Mounjaro offer potential benefits in terms of blood sugar control and weight loss, concerns have arisen regarding their safety profile. Here are some key issues that have raised red flags among healthcare professionals and natural practitioners.

Urgent action is needed to preserve folk medicine practices and elevate them to active traditional practice. There are accepted factors that contribute to the recognition, acceptance, and integration of folk practice within a broader holistic framework.

So good sleep hygiene, including elimination of sleep disrupting food, can not be done without an assessment of your mental and emotional state. It just can’t. People will tell you that you need the correct “mindset” to change. But no one keeps a mindset that is adverse to them unless there’s a reason.

I don’t believe in diets because we never, as human beings, until fairly recently, ever did it. The word was created in the 19th century, and the fiction around an “ideal body type” didn’t come about until the mid-1800s.

Welcome to Black & Organic! I think this space, this conversation, is one that I’ve been having in my head for a long time, but never really got a chance to articulate it.