Milk Creates Large People April 14, 2016admin This is Part 3 of my series on milk. You can read the first two parts by clicking on the links below.Milk! It Does A Body Good?Milk Is One Of...
Milk Is One Of The Most DANGEROUS Proteins! March 31, 2016admin In Part1 of Dr. Dehaan's series on milk he shared a client testimonial. If you missed it be sure to read, "Milk! It Does A Body Good?". When you're ready...
Milk! It Does a Body Good? March 16, 2016admin If you listen to the mainstream you probably think milk is an essential element to your health. In Dr. Dehaan's book, "The Foundation", he challenges this and points out reasons...
You Are What You Eat! - The Doctrine of Signatures Continued February 09, 2016admin In my last blog I introduced you to The Doctrine of Signatures. If you missed that blog I suggest you go back and read it first and then come back...
The Doctrine of Signatures January 27, 2016admin Most of us remember the stories told of the honor that American Indians placed on the food they ate. They believed that when they killed and ate a deer, they...
Summary of Digestion January 08, 2016admin SUMMARY OF DIGESTION Carbohydrate digestion begins in the mouth with the secretion of amylase by salivary glands but is completed in the small intestine where pancreatic amylase and amylase secreted...
The Gallbladder January 08, 2016admin The gallbladder is a pear-shaped sac located in a depression on the inferior surface of the liver. It is connected to the cystic duct, which, in turn, joins the hepatic...
The Liver January 08, 2016admin The liver, the largest internal organ, is located in the upper right and central portion of the abdominal cavity, just below the diaphragm. It is partially surrounded by the ribs,...
The Pancreas January 08, 2016admin The pancreas is an elongated, somewhat flattened organ that is posterior to the stomach and behind the parietal peritoneum. It is attached to the first section of the small intestine...
Digestion in the Small Intestine January 08, 2016admin The small intestine is a tubular organ that extends from the pyloric sphincter, at the end of the stomach, to the beginning of the large intestine (ileocecal valve). With its...
Lookout Stomach Here it Comes December 15, 2015admin Over the teeth and through the gums, look out stomach here it comes! In last week's blog we talked about digestion in the mouth. Now it's on to the stomach!...
Digestion in the Mouth December 08, 2015admin Last time we talked about the role of the hands in digestion. Today we are going to discuss several aspects of digestion that occur in the mouth. The first aspect of...
How the Hands Aid Digestion November 29, 2015admin One of the first stages in digestion is the role the hands play in bringing the food to your mouth. How was food intended to get to your mouth? Forks...
Digestion, Assimilation, and Metabolism November 25, 2015admin Dr. Dehaan's goal at Get Well Stay Well at Home is to educate our clients, followers, and readers on how to stay well and healthy without the use of drugs...
One of the Best Snacks July 14, 2015admin Call me nuts but I knew I was on the right track! Three Brazil nuts meet the vitamin E and selenium daily need…but I take selenium anyhow…it is so short...
Organic, Is It Worth It? March 15, 2012admin The organic foods report (prepared by the Soil Association - the UK's counterpart to the USDA) addressed eight key topics of food cultivation, processing and nutritional content, starting with pesticides.This...
Clean vs. Unclean Meats March 15, 2012admin I would like to explain that the recommendation of eating clean meats and avoiding unclean meats is not about religion. Scientific studies have proven that each of the foods listed...