Bill Gottlieb has spent his lifetime learning about and writing about health—and helping millions of Americans achieve their health goals.
He is a trained Health Coach and the author of 13 health books, including the bestselling Alternative Cures. He also authored Bottom Line’s Speed Healing, for which he was recently the featured spokesperson in an infomercial that was broadcast in cities nationwide.
Additionally, Bill has written hundreds of articles for many national publications, including Prevention, Readers’ Digest, Bottom Line Personal and Bottom Line Health among others.
Pedometers are simple electronic devices that detect vertical movement at the hip and estimate the distance walked.
Varicose veins are a condition that most people find unsightly. A diet for varicose veins can help to relieve some of the symptoms and pain though.
Exercising is one of the best things you can do for your health. It is a free and incredibly effective…
Your life depends on nutrients. The seven major groups of nutrients are carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber, and…
The best medicine is physical activity, and dedicated exercise is one of the best forms of preventative medicine known. It…
Changing the foods that you ear can impact your cholesterol levels for better or worse. A diet high in red…
These days it’s well known that emotions and the stress they cause play a significant role in health. However, despite…
Erectile dysfunction is responsive to natural remedies like diet, exercise, nutrition, and even certain smells.
Diet is linked to health outcomes, but nutritious healthy foods can also be medicinal foods that help to heal and prevent disease.
When they came on the market, statins were a “miracle medicine” that could prevent heart attacks and strokes, statins can have side effects.
Wrinkles and the other effects of aging can be reduced by the consumption of certain anti-aging foods on a regular basis.
Hormones are like bosses—they travel throughout the body via the blood stream, telling organs and cells what to do controlling your metabolism and growth.
Pneumonia tends to dampen the appetite making it hard to eat, and harder to recover. In this excerpt we discuss what to eat when you have pneumonia.
As a natural part of being alive you take in what you need, and expel what you don’t. This is the metabolic process and there are foods and habits that speed up the expulsion of toxins.
IBS is a disease that affects between 10 to 25 percent of adults in the United States. Doctors aren’t sure of the cause but can help control the condition.
