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 | | Welcome to HealthyNavel.com | | | | HEALTH TO THY NAVEL!
Welcome to HealthyNavel.com, online arm of the Natural Healing Medical Center, located in Mesa, Arizona, USA.
We are located at: 2058 S. Dobson Rd., Building 7, Mesa, AZ 85202 - SW Corner of Dobson and Baseline in Mesa.
Our Telephone number: 480-949-1500
THE ACCESS CODE FOR OUR PRODUCTS IS 1500.
HealthyNavel.com is one of the most comprehensive Natural Medical sites on the web. Here you have access to over 7,000 health products, over 1800 FDA certified articles, herbs and supplements, reference material for all major health conditions, treatment options, health assessments, profiles, and calculators, as well as current daily health articles. |
WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAMS
A list of some of our more popular weight loss programs and their associated discounted price list.
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MENU OF SERVICES
The Natural Healing Medical Center's menu of medical, clinical and natural healing services - from weight loss to hormones to aesthetics and much more.
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Contemplating your Navel
The navel, also known as the umbilicus or belly button, is our first connection to this life. It is the original location for sustenance during the period of our fetal development. Many ancient civilizations reference the navel as the root of health...
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Au Naturel: The Natural State
Nature's invisible, intelligent and healing influence discussed. The essence of living medicines, physiologic processes and disease. The physical, mental, emotional and spiritual sides of people. The role of a Naturopathic Medical Doctor...
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A Natural Perspective on Cancer
A different, alternative and natural perspective on Cancer, what it is and additional alternative methods of treatment.
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 | Silicon for strong hair
Because your hair’s cuticles are rich in silicon, be sure to include dietary silicon in your diet to provide elasticity and hair strength. Good sources of silicon include cabbage, cauliflower, celery, leeks, onions, and rhubarb. Supplemental silicon is also available as orthosilic acid, which is more easily absorbed in the digestive tract than either silica or silicon dioxide.
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