Did you ever notice how the holidays seem to stress us out more so than other times of the year? There are meals and gifts to buy and long lines […]
Our Thoughts of the Week
The Fisherman
I often hear a story about a man who walked along a pier and saw a fisherman. The fisherman kept reeling in fish and throwing them back into the ocean. […]
Limitations of Matter
Last week we spoke about how having faith and trust always leads to a positive outcome. This week weโll follow that up with the rest of the conversationโฆ โBut my […]
To the Mountaintop!
The following is a common conversation Iโve been having with people. โBut doc, I have to take these medications, you donโt know what I feel like without them.โ โYouโre right, […]
Commitment
There is a shocking statistic that we have all seen which states that 52% of all marriages end in divorce. That also means that 48% successfully reach โtill death do […]
We Are What We Eat
We Are What We Eat, New York Times, Sept 22, 2010 Today’s Simple Truth comes from Andy Forelli, DC of Huntington, NY: The first antibiotic (Penicillin) was mass-produced and introduced […]

