Praise spring! Gone are winter’s high-calorie comfort foods. Not that I ate them, but I’m glad their temptation is behind me, and by behind me, I mean far away, not on me. When it comes to healthy food, here in… Continue Reading
Dr. Sheralene Ng is a doctor who grew up admiring her physician father. He was instrumental in helping her realize how much she enjoys taking care of older patients. She appreciates their honesty and their willingness to work toward their… Continue Reading
Wouldn’t it be great if we could point to just one thing to solve the health care/health insurance crisis in America? In this column I have addressed multiple issues, but always come back to the fact that it is the… Continue Reading
I came to urban chicken farming in 2009. Initially, I wasn’t all that enamored with chickens, per se. I viewed chickens in the same category as a garden; something living, and, if tended well, would offer a payout in return.… Continue Reading
Keeping hearts beating strong is what cardiologists do best. It’s what Dr. Robert Zucker does every day as he develops close personal relationships with his patients, treating them as friends as he fixes their hearts and educates them about how… Continue Reading
Flying eastward from Bangkok there was an air of excitement as we pored through books and maps, plus our itinerary for Cambodia. This country has recently gained recognition as a tourist mecca primarily for travelers interested in visiting Angkor Wat.… Continue Reading
The gentle force behind a proposed Redding Tai Chi Meditation Garden near the Sundial Bridge is seeking online votes for a monthlong grant competition that starts April 12. Acupuncturist Michel Czehatowski and members of Redding Tai Chi have partnered with… Continue Reading
One of my wife’s and my favorite places in Redding if we are looking for both good food and beer is Woody’s Brewing Company on Oregon Street. It’s a fun, lively place offering great meals, a good selection of regular… Continue Reading
Death is something we will all someday face. So why is it such a hard thing to discuss? How can the medical profession better help people navigate the final chapters of their lives with confidence, compassion, and direction? Renowned surgeon… Continue Reading
The ACA (aka ObamaCare) was intended to have a public/private partnership. The design was to maintain the foundation of the employer based benefits platform and provide access to the market for those individual without employer based coverage. The third leg… Continue Reading
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