September 2009 - Dr. Group's Healthy Living Articles

Pasteurized vs. Raw Milk: Which One Is Healthier for You & Your Family?

By Dr. Edward Group, DC
Updated Apr 20, 2015

Since the early 1930's our government has been "protecting" us from the "dangers" of whole, raw milk. How do they do this? By killing the whole, raw milk by pasteurizing it! Interestingly, pasteurization also increases the shelf life of milk, making it much easier to mass-market, maximizing profits for the dairy industry. Real milk comes from real goats or cows that are allowed to graze in toxin-free pastures. Besides tasting great, raw organic milk is a precious, life-giving food. But extreme temperatures used to pasteurize ("cook") the milk can render […]

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Study: Vegetarians Are 45% Less Likely to Develop Cancer

By Dr. Edward Group, DC
Updated Jan 19, 2023

A study conducted in part by scientists at Oxford University's Cancer Epidemiology Unit[1] indicates that vegetarians develop some cancers, including bladder and stomach cancers and leukemia, up to 45% less than persons who eat red meat[2], that's nearly half the risk! The study was published in the British Journal of Cancer earlier this year. (more…)

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Is Taurine in Energy Drinks Dangerous?

By Dr. Edward Group, DC
Updated Oct 9, 2015

The multi-billion dollar phenomenon of energy drinks has captured the attention of scientists and nutritionists across the country. One of the main reasons is taurine, a common ingredient found in the caffeine and sugar-laden concoctions. What Is Taurine? Taurine is a free form amino acid contained in foods and manufactured in the body from the amino acid cysteine. It was first discovered in the bile of bulls and is now produced synthetically by the truckload. Since taurine is created naturally in the human body, a good diet supplies all you […]

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10 Natural Remedies for Athlete’s Foot

By Dr. Edward Group, DC
Updated Mar 15, 2017

Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that usually thrives in warm, damp places. The fungus, Tinea pedis, grows between the toes, on top of the feet, on toenails and between the fingers. White patches, scaly patches, and redness are all indicative of the fungus. Symptoms of athlete's foot may include itching, burning, and stinging. (more…)

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