Welcome to Ecology Health Center


Ecology Health Center is dedicated to bringing you the most up to date, innovative information in the field holistic health care. We focus on both alternative and complementary medicine. Complementary medicine is used together with conventional medicine. Alternative medicine on the other hand, is used in place of conventional medicine. We believe in prevention; we know that education is an essential component in prevention. Any questions? Email Pamela@EcologyHealthCenter.Net

Nordic Naturals Kids Multi Gummie Berries Review

Shiralh Reviews Nordic Naturals Nordic Gummy Berries:

I tried a few different kids chewables from the rock hard to the medicine tasting before finding Nordic Berries.

Kid Gummy Berries Nordic Naturals
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Fatty Acids Good for Dogs with Allergies

Prasitwiset.com tells us about a true testimonial using Pet Omega from Nordic Naturals:

I have a 4 year old boxer who has always been fighting allergies. He would dry heave and throw up due to allergies. After researching I found out that dogs that suffer from allergies tend to suffer from inflamation which could strike in their intestines, stomach, bones etc.

Probiotics - Beneficial Bacteria

Bacteria used to be a dirty word in the ingredient industry. No one wanted it to find its way into batches, and then delivered to consumers. Bacteria in products meant adulteration, sick consumers and potential fines from regulation agencies.

Raw Cleanse Hits the US Market

Garden of Life's RAW body cleanse is a new product that works wonders in improving the health of individuals who use it. RAW foods are quite the opposite of processed foods. While processed foods go through a protocl that may add preservatives and other kinds of synthetic ingredients to them, RAW food is exactly as it was found in nature, with all the benefits of enzymes and essential vitamins. Of course, the preservatives of processed food can add toxins to the body that may cause damage..

Vitamin D Good for Crohns Disease

A new study by Montreal researchers, published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, suggests that Vitamin D might also prevent and fight Crohn's disease,

John White, an endocrinologist at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Center says that their data suggests for the first time that Vitamin D deficiency can contribute to Crohn's disease.
White noted that people who live in northern climates, where there is less sunshine that is essential for the production of Vitamin D by the human body, are especially vulnerable to Crohn's disease.

Daily Diet can Lower Cholesterol & Increase Heart Health

Researchers at the Harvard School of public Health analyzed the findings of eight previous studies on fats and came to the conclusion that reducing the amount of saturated fats—those from items such as butter/dairy, meat, egg yolks—and replacing them with polyunsaturated fats—those that are liquid at room temperature—increases good cholesterol and improves your chances of staving off heart disease.


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Parents explore Diet and Autism

Autism prevention? Dr. Robert Sears believes it's possible.......


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For moms-to-be:

• Avoid vitamin D deficiency before, during and after pregnancy (if breast feeding).

• Avoid mercury. Moms-to-be should have metal fillings replaced at least three months prior to getting pregnant. Request mercury-free flu shots.

For infants:

• Limit antibiotics.

Transcendental Meditation Lowers Cardiac Disease Risk by 50%

Transcendental Meditation Helped Heart Disease Patients Lower Cardiac Disease Risks by 50 Percent

Patients with coronary heart disease who practiced the stress-reducing Transcendental Meditation® technique had nearly 50 percent lower rates of heart attack, stroke, and death compared to nonmeditating controls, according to the results of a first-ever study presented during the annual meeting of the American Heart Association in Orlando, Fla., on Nov.16, 2009.

Ecology Health Center Cookbook

 Ecology Health Center Cookbook

Ecology Health Center is proud to announce the re-release of their reknown EHC Cookbook that is designed to meet the specific needs of people who have changed their diets for a variety of reasons.

All recipes limit foods that are often found to be problematic - like common allergens or food sensitivities, foods known to support yeast proliferation (Candida Albicans) and also foods that may encourage the growth of pathogenic intestinal bacteria . All the recipes are:

  • sugar free,
  • dairy free,
  • gluten free, and
  • yeast free

Some recipes do contain gluten free grains (rice, millet & buckwheat).

The Cookbook may be purchased on line at www.Crohns.Net and www.Lulu.com.

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