Healthy Way Issue 37
The Nature Doctor
Alfred Vogel believed in keeping in harmony with Nature. In this extract from his health newsletter (June 1929) he outlines the benefits of going barefoot outdoors, a topic he covers in more depth in The Nature Doctor.
Welcome to a Healthier Life
Jan de Vries looks at Dysepepsia and Indigestion. He writes:
The term Digestion covers all the activities of the digestive tract, involving preparing food to be absorbed by the body and the rejection of its residues.
Eat Your Sprouts
Weight for weight, sprouted seeds contain more nutrients than any other natural food known to man – enough to rival even the best supplement pills available. A look at sprouting seeds and why they are so good to eat.
Shedding Your Skin Problems
The thing about skin problems is that they are just so visible…
With that in mind, Alison Cullen considers the various problems and options for sorting out your skin.
The Eyes Have It!
Eyes are a very delicate and complex part of the body, yet are in constant contact with the environment. This article looks at ways to support eye health and look after a very important organ of the body.
Chew, Chew, Chew
Internal Waste Disposal System - your body has one, but what is it and how does it work and, perhaps more important, how can you help it carry out its essential processes?
It's a Man Thing

Many men are reticent about seeking help for general health issues. Read how things improved for Mike and Ron when they decided to risk asking advice.
Saw Palmetto best for BPH

Prostate enlargement or Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH) affects 50% of men over 50. The first signs of the problem are disturbances in urination We take a look at research claiming Saw Palmetto berries can help BPH.
Lose the Bag - Plastic Bags
We look at the effect plastic bags have on the environment and wildlife, and how best to overcome the hazards involved.
Discovering Herbs - Urtica (Stinging Nettle)

From providing much needed nutrients to helping the fluid levels, we look at a side to the nettle that is not so well known.
Ask Ali
Alison Cullen, answers readers' questions on osteoporosis, fibroids, digestive problems and children with catarrh.