High Blood Pressure: Is a Long Term Low Salt Diet the Answer?

by John Laznovsky The Wolf of Wellness April 4, 2024 If you have high blood pressure (BP) or know someone with high BP, you’ve probably heard that you should follow a low salt diet to reduce your blood sodium levels because it will help to lower BP. There is ample evidence to indicate that this strategy works quite well in … Read More

Alkalized Water: Does it meet the hype?

by John Laznovsky The Wolf of Wellness February 10, 2024 Is it good to drink alkalized water? Should you go alkaline? These are two questions that we’ve been asked repeatedly throughout the years, so we decided to break them down and answer these questions for you. In order to properly answer these questions we need to have an understanding of … Read More

The Saturated Fat and Dietary Cholesterol Misconception

by John Laznovsky The Wolf of Wellness April 22, 2022 It can be stated that the vast majority of curriculums centered around medical sciences and health sciences have been teaching students for decades that foods higher in saturated fat and dietary cholesterol such as red meat, organ meats, eggs etc., are a direct link to heart disease and should be … Read More

Breathe a Sigh of Relief: How Fixing Your Posture Helps Respiration

Breathe a Sigh of Relief: How Fixing Your Posture Helps Respiration

The fact that having bad posture isn’t great for your body isn’t anything new. Bad posture has become one of America’s largest health issues. Sitting for long periods of time at your desk at work or your home office has adverse effects on your health, both in the short term and long term.Why Reduced Lung Function Becomes a ProblemBy hunching … Read More

How Poor Respiration Affects Your Overall Health

How Poor Respiration Affects Your Overall Health

Breathing correctly through proper use of the diaphragm is not as common as you’d think. Chronic shallow breathing, breathing with your chest and inhaling through the mouth, taking in LESS air, and holding your breath before you exhale has become common in today’s world. This is largely due to societal environmental and cultural expectations. What are these expectations? For example, having … Read More

Unity Through Tolerance

Somewhere around the time of the revealing of the smart phone and the social media boom, people became more politically involved and expressive with their beliefs. People now had a personal platform and a simple means to express  their voice to the world. This wasn’t necessarily a bad thing, until the explosive social media battles begun. Friendships were ended, horrible … Read More

Cancer-Causing Flame-Retardant Chemicals on Furniture and Other Household Items

Cancer-Causing Flame-Retardant Chemicals on Furniture and Other Household Items

Endocrine FunctionCognitive Function and Brain Development in ChildrenNervous System FunctionStudies have also shown that exposure to flame retardant chemicals may impede thyroid function, increase risk of diabetes and long-term exposure puts you at high risk for cancer. According to scientists, the biggest exposure to flame retardant chemicals seems to come through chemical accumulation from household and office dust.Below I list links … Read More

Do You Have Correct Sitting Posture at Your Desk?

Sitting at a desk looking at a screen all day long is exhausting, whether you’re in the office or working from home. Not having correct sitting posture may be what’s to blame for your chronic neck and back pain (which is already bad enough as it is) but can also put you at risk for a LOT of other health … Read More

Is Working or Learning from Home Causing You Pain?

Is Working From Home Causing You Pain

As the American workforce was forced to adapt to lockdowns and social-distancing measures, businesses needed to find ways to resume productivity. Many employers, schools, and higher learning institutions turned to remote work and learning. This opened the door to new ways to communicate between team members and classmates but may have caused hidden health issues unintentionally. As workers and students … Read More