It's normal for parents to worry about kids with behavioral problems. But why are we, as a society, so ready to label a child with a disorder because they fail to respond to our requests like little robots? Why are we, as parents, so quick to look for something wrong with our child, instead of taking responsibility for what’s going on around our child that may have led to what we perceive as inappropriate behavior?

Are "disobedient" behaviors really all they seem to be? Or are kids' behavior linked to something else?

What’s behind sugar cravings? To answer that question, we first have to look at why the body craves in the first place. The body was created to identify the nutrients it needs to function at its optimum level based on the taste/flavor of what you eat. The problem is – so many food products are created with everything but the kitchen sink. Of course, if you look at list of the heavy metals and chemical toxins in most products on the grocery store shelves, maybe the kitchen sink would be a better option.

When you hear that ‘C’ word, what is the first thing you think or feel? For most people, hearing ‘You have CANCER’ are the most terrifying words they can imagine hearing. So why is it, when individuals are given the opportunity to implement diet and lifestyle changes that have been shown to prevent the development of chronic disease, including CANCER, they choose to continue with the behaviors that can lead right to that diagnosis?