The posts are chuck full of tips that range from dealing with skin issues to why you should be eating breakfast (hanging my head).  You will even find posts that ask What IS Beauty?  and Are you suffering from a terminal case of the “I can’ts”?   

I have never been a pill popper and am always looking for natural remedies for various maladies.  I consider Dr. Nicole’s blog to be a very valuable resource.  I can’t tell you how much time I have saved NOT researching something, as she already had covered the topic.

The writing style is delightful, professional, personable and to the point.

So – if you are looking for a resource that helps you keep your mind and body in balance – Visit Kitchen Table Medicine and tell Dr. Nicole I said Hi! 

His writing is a breath of fresh air.  He does not profess to be a guru of any sort; he shares his thoughts, experiences and insights in a relaxed, fun, light filled manner that really hits home.  You can tell he’s from Brooklyn – the man pulls no punches and cuts through the bull (and manages to make you chuckle in the process).  

In his own words: 

“Growing up in Brooklyn, N.Y. (the god-den spot of the universe) many may say I still carry that New Yorker accent with me wherever I go, and in that I decided that Ya-ttitude is the perfect blending of my accent, having a positive attitude and keeping the Yes part of life in focus as opposed to the two-year olds “no” approach.

You will not find me on the “speaking circuit” or on the “best sellers” list.  You will find me in one-on-one conversations or in a corporate sit-and-listen situation where I use my diverse background and often a few well-seasoned friend-experts to make positive changes in your company or your life. ”

Take a stroll on over to http://www.ya-ttitude.com/ and get yourself a ya-ttitude adjuesment.