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Understanding the Dynamic Nature of Aging and Health

As we age, our bodies undergo changes that require adjustments in our lifestyle. It's crucial to grasp the dynamic nature of aging and health. This understanding helps us make informed decisions regarding exercise duration, intensity, supplement doses, and medication doses. Rely on the expertise of experienced professionals to navigate this dynamic system successfully.

Overcoming the Pitfalls of Comparison and Fear-Mongering

One of the biggest challenges today is comparing ourselves to others and getting influenced by fear-mongering and noise. It's easy to lose self-awareness and be swept away by popular opinion. At our platform, we teach individuals to step back, reflect on themselves, and address psychological and emotional aspects that are often overshadowed. Let's shift our focus to personal growth and authentic well-being.

Trade-Offs and Risks of Being a High-Level Performer

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The B-6 Paradox: Debunking Common Misconceptions

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Understanding the Different Forms of Vitamin B6

Before we delve into the paradox, it's important to understand the different forms of vitamin B6. The active form, known as p5p or PLP, is crucial for various functions in the body. However, synthetic forms of B6, such as paradoxine, have been questioned for their effectiveness. The truth is that paradoxine exists in different conformers in nature, making it viable for clinical use. Both paradoxine HCL and paradoxine 5 phosphate can yield positive clinical outcomes.

Addressing Concerns about Synthetic B6 Supplements

Some individuals claim to have experienced harm from synthetic B6 supplements like paradoxine or paradoxine HCL. However, it's important to recognize that misleading posts can create a negative perception of clinicians who prescribe these supplements. Additionally, supplementation with high doses of pyridoxine (greater than 50 milligrams per day) for extended periods may be harmful....

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Why we do what we do

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The Flaws in Conventional Medicine Models

The current healthcare system is broken and in dire need of a revamp. This realization came to us through personal health experiences and witnessing the mismanagement within the healthcare industry. Despite having experience in both conventional and alternative medicine, we found both lacking in terms of patient experience and overall effectiveness. This prompted our journey to create a fundamentally different model that focuses on personalized care, shorter wait times, and addressing the root causes of health issues rather than relying solely on supplements and procedures.

Exploring Different Models in Health and Wellness

When it comes to the concept of 'natural,' there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Context plays a crucial role in determining what is considered natural and beneficial for an individual. By exploring different models in health and wellness, we can expand our understanding and improve...

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Unleash the Power of Minerals: Why Minerals Are the Keys to Health and Disease

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Mineral Balancing: The Foundation of Health

Minerals exist in a delicate system within our bodies, interacting with each other to maintain vital functions. This mineral balancing process is key to correcting multiple health problems simultaneously. Unfortunately, many practitioners misunderstand the complexity of mineral interactions and their role in overall health. That's where hair tissue mineral analysis comes in, providing a comprehensive understanding of mineral imbalances and guiding targeted interventions for optimal health.

Unveiling the Importance of Minerals

Did you know that micronutrient imbalances can lead to illness, while correcting these imbalances can improve health? Minerals play a crucial role in various bodily functions, from supporting enzyme reactions to maintaining hormonal balance. Deficiencies in minerals can lead to a wide range of health issues, making it essential to ensure a...

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Joe Mercola estrogen is bad for you?

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The Clickbait Culture: Separating Fact from Fiction

The fitness industry is rife with clickbait headlines and absolute statements about how estrogen is detrimental to our health. But is it really that simple? The truth is, the relationship between estrogen and our well-being is much more complex. Let's explore the factors that influence estrogen levels and why it's important to look beyond the surface-level claims.

The Role of Toxic Burden and Metabolic Reactions

High estrogen levels in humans are not solely determined by hormones. Toxic burden, which includes exposure to endocrine disrupting compounds, and metabolic reactions can also impact estrogen levels. It's important to consider the bigger picture when assessing hormonal health and not solely blame estrogen for any physiological dysfunction.

Estrogen: Not Necessarily the Villain

Contrary to popular belief, estrogen is not inherently bad for our bodies. The...

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Can Hormone Therapy Raise Your Risk for Alzheimerā€™s?

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Hormone Therapy and Dementia Risk

Recent studies have actually shown that hormone therapy may lower the risk of developing dementia, especially if started in midlife. Younger women who begin hormone therapy early have a reduced risk of developing dementia. Additionally, combination therapy with estrogen and progestogen has been found to have a positive effect on dementia risk. However, it's important to note that taking combination hormone therapy after 10 years post menopause may raise the risk of developing dementia. So, the timing and duration of hormone therapy play a crucial role in its potential impact on dementia risk.

The Role of Synthetic Hormones

Some studies suggest that using synthetic hormones may actually decrease the risk of dementia. It's worth noting that the increase in dementia risk associated with hormone therapy might not be solely due to the hormones themselves, but could also be influenced by factors such...

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What I learned in school vs working with client's and patients

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Going Beyond Surface-Level Information

In school, the focus is often on memorizing facts and learning basic protocols. However, when working with clients and patients, healthcare professionals quickly realize that surface-level information is not enough. To provide optimal care, it is essential to consider lifestyle factors, stress levels, nutrition, and other aspects that could impact a person's health. This deeper understanding allows for more personalized and effective treatment plans.

Questioning the Standards of Health and Fitness

Over time, the standards for normal health and fitness have been lowered. Medical tests and fitness requirements have been adjusted to match the average American, who may not necessarily be healthy. This realization prompts healthcare professionals to thoroughly investigate health issues, even if initial tests come back normal. It is important to prioritize individualized care and consider all possibilities for...

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Top 5 hormone replacement myths: Check them out!

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Myth 1: Hormone Replacement Therapy Causes Hormonal Imbalance

Contrary to popular belief, hormone replacement therapy does not cause hormonal imbalance. In fact, it helps bring balance to your hormone levels, which naturally decline as you age. Hormones play a vital role in various bodily functions, and replacing them can help alleviate symptoms like sleep problems, cognitive difficulties, and brain fog.

Myth 2: Hormone Replacement Therapy is Only for Older Women

Hormone replacement therapy is not limited to older women. Starting HRT early can prevent significant drops in estrogen, bone loss, and cognitive decline. Even if you've already gone through menopause, HRT can still be beneficial after the age of 60. It's never too late to improve your quality of life and well-being.

Myth 3: Higher Doses of Hormone Replacement Therapy are Better

While it may seem logical that higher doses of hormone replacement therapy would yield better...

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Most people are missing this.

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Are you aware of the transformative effects of spending time outdoors? Many people underestimate the impact that nature can have on our well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of embracing the great outdoors for better health and happiness.

The Missing Piece: Infections and Their Effects

Did you know that spending time outdoors can help protect you against infections? It may sound surprising, but it's true. Let me share a personal story. I once had a close encounter with a staff infection that almost led to the amputation of my leg. It was a wake-up call that made me realize the importance of taking precautions and prioritizing my health. Unfortunately, many people underestimate the risks associated with infections and the lack of effective solutions. By spending more time outdoors, we can strengthen our immune system and reduce the likelihood of falling prey to such infections.

Let the Sun Shine: Health Benefits of Outdoor...

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The dark side of iron supplements

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Iron: A Double-Edged Sword

Iron is crucial for red blood cell production and carrying oxygen throughout the body. However, an excess of iron can cause metabolic imbalances and lead to various health issues. It's important to find the right balance when it comes to iron levels.

The Danger of Free Radicals

Excess iron generates an abundance of free radicals, which can have detrimental effects on health. These unstable molecules can damage cells and contribute to inflammation, hormonal dysregulation, and various diseases. Managing iron levels is essential to prevent the negative impacts of free radicals.

Lower Ferritin Levels and Health

Studies have shown that lower serum ferritin levels are associated with significantly lower mortality rates, particularly from cancer, metabolic disease, and cardiovascular disease. Maintaining optimal iron levels is crucial in reducing the risk of these serious health conditions.

Blood Donation: A Low-Risk...

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