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Posted by Michael Finkelstein | January 24th, 2020

Finding Health

As the year gets underway, I thought it would be helpful to send a picture that I’ve drawn in an attempt to encapsulate the entire project of a human life.…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | December 26th, 2019

To Be or Not To Be

As the year comes to a close, it is natural to reflect back. And, it’s also a time to think ahead, make plans, make a resolution. That all makes sense.…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | November 26th, 2019

Foraging for the Source of Life

People come to me with questions. Indeed, many questions arise as we go through life, not simply the “medical ones.” Almost at every turn, as we face challenges that seem…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | October 27th, 2019

Looking Outside of Ourselves for The Solution

As you can imagine I’ve had many conversations with people about their medical conditions. These were much easier when I was practicing “conventional western medicine” since my approach was straightforward…

Posted by RJ McCollam | October 12th, 2019

The Importance of Social Activities in Senior Living Communities

As we age, maintaining an active social life becomes increasingly important for our overall well-being. Senior living communities recognize this need and offer a variety of social activities designed to…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | September 28th, 2019

To Want What You Have

Over the past 2 weeks I have been immersed in my bi-annual Group Detox and Cleansing (Juice Fast) Retreat at Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Mexico. At the same time,…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | August 30th, 2019

Getting On With Your Life

This is not going to be an easy message to get across without risking upsetting you; but I feel compelled to challenge the status quo a bit. It’s on the…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | August 1st, 2019

Supplements are Supplemental!

I am used to conversations that include a discussion of supplements. Indeed, I feel supplements have a place in our lives, especially considering that our food supply is not as…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | July 2nd, 2019

Last month I wrote about persistence — the way of a river cutting through rock, effecting change not with brute force, but gently over time. Indeed, I still like to…

Posted by Michael Finkelstein | June 3rd, 2019

Persistence

In my daily life, as I assume in yours, I am exposed to individuals who inspire me. And though this might come across as pollyannaish, there seems to be something…