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Is Your Brain Causing Your Constipation?

Emerging insights from our gut microbiome and gut-brain pathways reveal that the real root cause for chronic constipation may lie deeper—in the brain, central and enteric nervous systems, including hormones. Table of Contents Where Constipation Occurs Nervous System Crosstalk The Real Root Cause of Slowdown Natural Relief From Constipation Constipation: A Deeper Look Conclusion While

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It’s Your Journey: Unlocking Optimal Health

Are you searching? Follow the timeline to find out which health journey you are on, and the cost to your optimal wellbeing from having to waste time & energy without the proper guidance. In our quest for a healthier life, it’s crucial to lay the groundwork with effective strategies from the start. Identifying key elements

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Take Control of How You Feel: High-Level Functional Medicine

In this exploration, we delve into a compelling case study involving a 36-year-old mother who began experiencing perplexing symptoms. Numbness, tingling, and migraines with varying intensities troubled her, particularly during sleep, leading to panic-inducing out-of-body experiences. Despite consulting multiple doctors, undergoing brain scans, and trying various medications, the root cause remained elusive. The video above

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13 Signs Of Hormone Imbalance Overlooked By Women In Perimenopause

Hormonal changes throughout a woman’s life can impact them differently in various phases, from adolescence into their golden years. But women, especially in their peri-menopausal years, mustn’t be blamed for ignoring the symptoms of hormone imbalance. Perimenopause actually begins in  a woman’s 30s, albeit often slowly. In her 40s she might notice more pronounced changes

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When Women Are Most Likely To Get Depressed

It’s reported that women, regardless of nationality or socioeconomic status, have a higher chance of having depression than men. And while I’m a big believer in science, what I would submit is that while women in general, because they are attuned to both monthly & seasonal changes that affect them physically AND emotionally, often report

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