Morter Weekly Newsletter

The gallbladder works very closely with the largest internal organ of your body, the liver. The most obvious purpose of a gallbladder is to store

In our little town, there is a breakfast place we frequent. When we first started going there, we consistently got this one waitress, and about

Smell is an important primal sense. The first major nerve that enters the brain, the olfactory nerve, detects scent. That nerve, and the information it

Stressed dogs suffer from a myriad of symptoms and diseases. Most often, the environment or the food gets the blame. Some believe genetic factors are paramount,

Exercise has shared the limelight with diet for the past few decades. Every fitness expert has their own exercise regime or equipment to enhance the

Summer means vacations, sun, fun, and eating on the run! Does that mean your diet is going to suffer? Hopefully not! With a bit of

You have probably eaten a meal with someone who was practically finished before you were even a quarter of the way through.  Or maybe you

These days, there is quite a movement to protect your skin from the sun’s damaging potential. Skin cancer awareness has certainly increased, and virtually every

For most people, change is avoided at all costs. We divert the conversation, shift the focus to something else, and hide behind petty objections, all

Three particular types of beliefs are especially devastating to health.  In our clinical experience, we have found that patients who hold any of these beliefs