Insight From Natural Health Leaders - Raw Food And Health By Brian Rossiter

Brian Rossiter presents a lasting back pain treatment, the Posture Exercises Method, while exploring back pain symptoms and causes.

Tech neck affects billions of people and is a leading health-care cost. Learn how to fix tech neck with special tech neck exercises.

Brian Rossiter explores why leg-length discrepancy is linked to hip misalignment, chronic pain and poor posture while highlighting a solution.

Brian Rossiter explores how self-love has powered him during his health transformation, largely encompassing posture exercises and a fruitarian diet.

Experience proper sitting posture by realigning your joints and strengthening your muscles through a Posture Exercises Method practice.

Experience proper standing posture by realigning your joints and strengthening your muscles through a Posture Exercises Method practice.

Brian Rossiter focuses on why postural alignment therapy is better than yoga for offering chronic pain relief and peak performance as well as producing a functional body.

Brian Rossiter explores the cause of chronic pain and how people can find chronic pain relief by improving postural alignment through posture exercises.

Brian Rossiter explores oral hygiene on a raw food diet with Don Bennett, Petr Cech, Chris Kendall, Dr. David Klein and Tarah Millen.

Brian Rossiter writes about how you can take charge of your health by seeking guidance on diet, exercise, pain relief and peak performance.

Brian Rossiter writes about why tender greens are the greens of choice in combining with fruits such as in the preparation of green smoothies.

Brian Rossiter writes about how people earn their success when they learn about a raw food diet by absorbing and applying information from many sources.

Brian Rossiter writes about improving postural alignment, focusing on Arnold Kauffman's strides with his Posture Exercises Method practice.

Brian Rossiter writes about his practice of keeping a gratitude list and jotting down empowerment messages as well as the benefits he's experienced.

Brian Rossiter writes about his experiences with chronic pain, practicing the Egoscue Method and launching his Posture Exercises Method.

Brian Rossiter offers insight on characteristics of raw vegans and how they want to change the world, bringing about peace for all creatures.

Brian Rossiter writes about his health trinity practices: Fruit-Powered Lifestyle, Posture Exercises Method and meditation.

Brian Rossiter writes about the changing number of meals he has needed to eat on a raw food diet. Transitioning raw fooders are advised to eat enough calories, regardless of meal frequency.

Brian Rossiter writes about purity and a raw food diet while at the tail end of a healing opportunity, triggered by smoke ingestion at a Pearl Jam show.

Brian Rossiter writes about his experience learning craniosacral fascial therapy from the holistic health modality's creator, Dr. Barry Gillespie, at a Gillespie Approach seminar.

Brian Rossiter writes about why he is realigning his body to achieve design motion via the Egoscue Method after making strides in bodyweight exercises.

Brian Rossiter writes about how we can improve the environment and our health by recycling batteries, electronics and other household hazardous wastes.

Brian Rossiter writes about how fruit is our chief calorie source and the key to raw food diet success.

Brian Rossiter writes about the "Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2015-2020," reporting they're a missed opportunity to improve health and the environment.

Brian Rossiter writes about how going raw vegan is one major component of lifestyle choices that can help people reverse health conditions.

Soften the blow of having gourmet raw food meals by keeping indulgences small and ensuring you load up on fruit meals before and after high-fat dishes.

Brian Rossiter writes about his consumption of 40,000 bananas over four years to show that massive intake of fruit isn't dangerous but beneficial to health.

Brian Rossiter writes about how defining moments reveal our character and how this realization relates to his Bates Method practice to restore his vision.

Brian Rossiter writes about his changing tastes for the media he consumes while leading a raw food diet. His music and film choices have morphed.

Brian Rossiter writes about how folks can make this summer the beginning of their raw food journey. He discusses summer 2010, when he experienced changes.

Brian Rossiter examines sayings that involve animal products and harm to animals, suggesting that changing our vocabulary changes our entire world.

Brian Rossiter writes about how summer is the perfect time to go raw vegan because of the wide availability and selection of fruits.

Brian Rossiter writes about how it takes an open mind to make lifestyle changes. He shares how exhibiting patience is key in this process in helping others.

Fruit-Powered is joining forces with Arnold's Way to host Arnold's Way–Fruit-Powered Fruitastic Gatherings. Brian Rossiter recaps Banana Fest.

Brian Rossiter writes on Earth Day 2015 about why he thinks a fruit-based diet can save the world, in perilous state because of land and water shortages.

Brian Rossiter writes about how he increased the number of push-ups he does regularly from 60 to 300, including going from 150 to 300 in 33 days.

Raw fooders have shared quite a range in water consumption recommendations, but many factors and ideologies contribute to this range.

Brian Rossiter writes about the power the word "no" gives a person in making dietary choices, especially when transitioning to a raw food diet.

Brian Rossiter writes about how weighing food provides precise measurements of our intake compared with far-off estimates, helping us achieve weight goals.

Brian Rossiter writes about the "dreamworld syndrome" that affected him while eating cooked foods. A wholly raw food diet enabled him to feel alive.

Brian Rossiter writes about how gaining and maintaining health is a delicate dance, requiring knowledge, ambition and discipline.

Brian Rossiter writes about his experiences living as a "Light Human," a lifestyle defined by owning few possessions and having little environmental impact.

Brian Rossiter writes about why America is ready for a fruitarian diet after watching a screening of Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2.

Quoting a health expert and engineering technician, Brian Rossiter writes about the dangers of earthing using equipment connected to electrical outlets.

Brian Rossiter writes about whether all-natural products are as advertised. He explores Tate's products, the subject of allegations of false advertising.

Brian Rossiter writes about how he's reconnected with the earth's healing energy by grounding indoors and using products such as a universal mat and bands.

Brian Rossiter writes about his experiences with distilled water and how it is affecting his water usage. He's minimizing usage via creative ways.

Brian Rossiter writes about how people change their intake on a raw food diet as weeks and seasons pass. These changes include food volume and variety.