Early life experiences can impact long-term mental health. Genetic factors like BDNF polymorphism and telomere length are linked to stress effects.
Compounded bioidentical hormones are facing scrutiny in the wake of a report questioning their clinical utility, highlighting industry conflicts and the challenges of off-label prescribing.
Auto-brewery syndrome, a condition where gut fermentation leads to alcohol production, can cause symptoms of drunkenness without drinking. Treatment involves diet changes and antifungal medication.
The brain and PTSD are intricately connected, affecting cognitive abilities, social integration, and emotional balance. Understanding mental health involves a complex interplay of brain function.
Naturopathic physician Bonnie Nedrow discusses Keto-Cleanse, a program promoting metabolic flexibility through a low-carb, high-fat diet for long-term health.
Microbiome restorative therapy shows potential for behavioral changes in animals. Integrative veterinarian explores its impact on mental health and behavior in veterinary care.
Estrogen therapy in healthy women significantly protects against breast cancer. Pregnancy, the highest estrogenic time, is protective against breast cancer.
Medical authorities, media, and social media platforms have arbitrarily decided that general consensus statements and protocols of the WHO, CDC, the FDA and other public health authorities are valid and any contrary or opposing opinions are not only invalid but must be censored.
Johann Hari’s ‘Lost Connections’ delves into the social roots of depression, emphasizing the importance of reconnection and meaningful relationships for mental well-being.
Reduce initial viral dose exposure and boost immunity to combat COVID-19. Age-related immune decline impacts response. Prevent spread with fresh air circulation.
Exposure to mercury can impact memory and cognitive function, especially in children and adults. Understanding the sources and effects is crucial for preventive care.
PEMF devices offer cost-effective therapy for neurological disorders like memory loss, stroke, and traumatic brain injury. They work by stimulating various processes in the body.
Exposure to fine particulate air pollution accelerates cognitive decline and increases Alzheimer’s disease risk, highlighting the impact of environmental factors on brain health.
Review of Uwe Reinhardt’s book on US healthcare system complexity and pricing. Examines ethical issues in healthcare distribution and access disparities.
Gestational Lyme disease can lead to serious complications for both mother and baby. Research highlights potential teratogenic effects and varied adverse outcomes in neonates.
High-dose vitamin C treatment is explored as a proactive approach to combat COVID-19, offering antioxidant support and immune system empowerment.
Review of ‘The Textbook of Naturopathic Oncology’ providing evidence-based recommendations for integrative cancer care, a comprehensive resource for practitioners.
Charles Mraz, a pioneer in bee venom therapy, shared his method of extracting bee venom without harming the bees. Bee venom is used for pain and inflammation, benefiting those with rheumatic and autoimmune diseases.
It has proven to be difficult, if not impossible, to proceed to full-scale randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for most of the natural methods that cannot be patented or otherwise monopolized.Â
By addressing food sensitivities through targeted testing and personalized dietary interventions, individuals can take a significant step toward reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and enhancing overall well-being.
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