Author Archives: drjudith

About drjudith

Dr. Judith Boice, award winning author, international teacher, naturopathic physician and acupuncturist, has a special passion for working with wellness and women's health. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Oberlin College, Dr. Boice is the author of several magazine articles and nine books, including "But My Doctor Never Told Me That!": Secrets For Creating Lifelong Health. Her latest book, Menopause With Science and Soul: A Guidebook for Navigating the Journey (Paperback), is a 2009 Nautilus Silver Book Awards Winner. Her latest book "The Green Medicine Chest" is a 2011 Nautilus Silver Winner and in the running for Gold. It also won a bronze medal in the Living Now Book Awards.

A wonderful new recipe

Posted on January 23, 2012 by drjudith

When I find a new recipe, I want to share it. I’m having a party in my mouth – and parties are so much more fun when you share them with others! This recipe is from a book I recently … Continue reading →

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New Year’s Resolutions

Posted on January 10, 2012 by drjudith

On New Year’s Eve Day, I consider the year ahead and how I want to navigate the rising tide. In truth, I could set course on any day of the year. This cusp of the calendar year, though, provides a … Continue reading →

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Happy New Year

Posted on January 2, 2012 by drjudith

For over 25 years I have spent New Year’s Eve in meditation, reviewing the year and setting my course for the upcoming year. I choose an angel card (developed by Joy Drake at the Findhorn Foundation – and in truth … Continue reading →

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Alone Together

Posted on December 6, 2011 by drjudith

Recently, driving through north Denver, I saw a young man standing at a bus stop with wires dangling from his ears. He danced and sang, tuned into music unheard by anyone else. He was physically alone in a crowd, but … Continue reading →

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