Is there a way to directly email a private question to Dr. Cherry and/or his staff?

Thank you,
Jessica

Hi everyone from Texas :) Does anyone out there have problems sleeping and has anyone tried the sleep formula, does it work?

One of my daughters was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder approx. 4 yrs ago and is presently taking Equetro(spelling may be incorrect). We would like to find a natural alternative to the drugs prescribed are you aware of a pathway other than Equetro?

God's best is that we walk in health all the days of our lives. If we are open to Him, the Holy Spirit will show us the things we need to do to walk on this path toward divine health and the role nutritional supplements should play for us whether we are healthy at the moment or need to address certain health issues. God's plan for healthy living has always combined what we can do in the natural with what God can do in the supernatural, so let's begin to see what we can start today to embark on this pathway to healing.

Is there anyone using these hormones and what do you think about them?

In the very last chapter of the Bible, God reveals "...and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations" (Revelation 22:2). In fact, of all the laws that God gave His people, one in every three relates to health. And science continues to confirm the truth of God's nutritional laws. Through this website, I will share with you both what has been long-known and what is being newly discovered about the magnificent provisions and foods God has given us.

Healing is often a process; as we do what we can do in the natural, God will do what we cannot do in the supernatural.

Here are the seven things I recommend you do in the natural to have a healthy life:
1. Guard your heart and vascular system.
2. Protect yourself against cancer.
3. Balance your immune system.
4. Take recommended supplements.
5. Eat properly.
6. Exercise regularly.
7. Deal with stress.

"I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well."
- Psalm 139:14

Research suggests that grateful people have more energy and optimism, are less bothered by life's hassles, are more resilient in the face of stress, have better health, and suffer less depression than the rest of us. People who practice gratitude are also more compassionate, more likely to help others, less materialistic, and more satisfied with life.

Psychologists from the University of California, Davis and the University of Miami, conducted a study which divided hundreds of people into three groups, each of which was instructed to keep a different type of journal. One group recorded daily events, another recorded hassles. People in the third group made lists of what they were grateful for. This last group reported more alertness and optimism, better progress toward goals, and also felt more loved.

God has given us so much to be thankful for - let us remember and celebrate that each and every day.