As we move toward a holiday that should make us grateful (perhaps, giving thanks?) let’s consider one of the biggest … Continue reading Algorithms, AI, Brain health, and neurotransmitters…are you having a great day?
When I wrote The Symbiont Factor, I tried to highlight and clarify how the brain affected the gut, and the … Continue reading PTSD and the Gut Bacteria Microbiome: how your gut may be affected by your stress, and also offer relief from it
Today is May 11 2020, and the news cycle is still dominated by the Covid-19 issue. At the core of … Continue reading This may be the key to addressing food addiction and obesity
I’ve recently started implementing a new product line at my clinic, one that I feel does a superior job of … Continue reading Synergy! what is it? How probiotics and gut bacteria influence sirtuins, oxidative stress, and inflammation!
Ok, gut bacteria/gut healing friends! After a lot of work, a lot of late nights, and loads of learning…I present … Continue reading AT LAST! my gut healing course is LIVE!
I’ve always heard folks say that they hope for a cold winter so that there aren’t so many ticks the … Continue reading Why Ticks are Surviving Winter More
In the past, I’ve written about several ways of tracking your Vagus (parasympathetic) or sympathetic functions. They’ve ranged from looking … Continue reading Monitor your Vagus Nerve with This!
Ok, so this may seem like a divergent post from what I normally write about. But really, I assure you … Continue reading Weightlifting, Back health, Hemorrhoid prevention, and how to make these work together!
Anybody truly interested in anti-aging strategies knows that Stem Cells are something to know about. While there are many stories … Continue reading Your Gut Bacteria help your body produce Stem Cells to slow aging and heal from many conditions!
Lyme disease is caused by a very versatile bacteria of the genus Borrelia. The most common species is Borrelia burgdorferi, … Continue reading How Lyme bacteria uses your immune system against you, and what to do about it!
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