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Endocrine Disruptors and Impact on Hormones
Let's take a deeper dive to understand what these chemicals are, where they're found, and their impact on various...
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How Chronic Stress Affects Your Health and Ways to Cope
Stressful situations aren’t avoidable sometimes, and no one knows this better than service members.
Birthing Method and Infant Health: What You Need to Know
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The Influence of Breast Milk on the Infant Microbiome
Research continues to connect the dots between the relationship of the intestinal microbiome and health. Pediatric longitudinal studies, where participants are followed over time, allow a better understanding of how microbes play a role in this.
Systemic Effects of Leaky Gut
The term "Leaky Gut" describes an increase in intestinal permeability. This means that the strong intestinal barrier has become compromised. The lining is made of tight epithelial cells with junctions in between. When these junctions become weak, they allow large molecules to pass into the bloodstream. This causes a variety of undesirable reactions in the body.
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Estrogen metabolism
Patient Educational Material. Hormone Health: Estrogen
Minerals: The Missing Piece in Cultivating Greater Health
If you hear the word minerals, you’re probably thinking about soil studies or rocks. Likely, potassium, magnesium, and calcium weren’t the first things that came to mind, and for a good reason. There isn’t much emphasis on minerals from traditional healthcare settings, practitioners, or media advertisements. Continue reading to understand why they truly are the unsung heroes in achieving vibrant health. Why do minerals matter? Simply stated, mineral deficiencies drive most chronic disease begi...
