Are You a Sugar Zombie?
November 12, 2008 by Dr. Nicole Sundene
Filed under Diabetes, Diet Tips, Dr. Scott Olson, Drug Abuse, Hypoglycemia, Kitchen Sink, Preventative Medicine, Sugar
Author of Sugarettes.
If you were a normal zombie, you would rise up out of your grave and stumble off in search of your craving: flesh. Sugar zombies, however, typically rise from their couch and go off in search of their craving: sugar. Sugar zombies yearning for sugar can sometimes only be satisfied with a pure sugary treat, but remember, certain foods act like sugar in the body (such are grains, chips, crackers, French fries and others…) and these “foods that act like sugar” are sometimes what the sugar zombie are searching for.
An Interview with a Heroin Addict turned Psychologist
November 5, 2008 by Dr. Nicole Sundene
Filed under Drug Abuse, Guest Posts, Kitchen Sink
Everyone loves a poignant rags to riches tale.
We all want good to triumph over evil.
We all pray for those struggling through life that they eventually find their way. Struggling past insurmountable obstacles towards achievement is the all American dream.
In the case of Dr. Melinda Tyler, former heroin addict and sex worker, she has not only proudly triumphed drug addiction, but has become an award winning psychologist and professor, and is now using her personal experience to help drug addicts everywhere.
Natural Healing from Drug Abuse: Meth Amphetamines
June 18, 2008 by Dr. Nicole Sundene
Filed under Ask Dr. Nicole, Detox, Drug Abuse
Q. How can I use natural medicine to heal my body from drug addiction? I am a recovering meth addict. I have been off meth for five years now, but continue to gain weight. It seems like meth abuse destroyed my metabolism. What can I do to lose the weight, and not feel so tired all the time?
What are You Doing to Keep Your Kids off Drugs?
June 5, 2008 by Dr. Nicole Sundene
Filed under American Sickcare System, Drug Abuse, Kitchen Sink, Pediatrics
Before school gets out is the time to sit down with your kids and plan summer activities that keep them engaged, keep them motivated, keep them working hard and learning, and most importantly keep them off drugs.
What are you NOT doing to keep your kids off drugs?
You should NOT, in my medical opinion allow teenagers to have a free and open summer schedule.
I am not telling you all of this to frighten you, but to serve as a very important wake-up call as summer is right around the corner and “idle minds, idle hands, and idle teenagers are the devils playground.”
Or so the saying should really go…
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