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What Is Driving Your Poor Sleep And How Can You Fix It?
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Inadequate sleep quantity and quality is a major problem for so many of us. Not only does it leave us feeling bad, it is also detrimental to our overall health. Poor sleep can lead to everything from mood swings to blood sugar imbalances, hormonal imbalances, weight gain, poor memory, and much more. So what is…
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5 Scientifically Proven (and joyful!) Ways to Reduce Stress
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1. Meditate The Science Several studies, including those by the National Institutes for Health, have shown that practicing meditation can reduce anxiety, depression, and the negative effects of stress. https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/meditation-in-depth The Practice Sit up tall and comfortably. Set a timer for 5 – 20 minutes depending on how new you are to the practice. Release any expectations of how this should feel. As you sit still, close your eyes.…
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Are Parasites Driving Your Autoimmune Or Gut Issues?
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You may be surprised to learn that having a parasite, in and of itself, is not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, our gut microbiome is made up of more than 500 different species of microbes, including various types of bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses. Some of them help us, but others are harmful. Parasitic…
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A Functional Medicine Approach To The Root Causes Of Endometriosis
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Endometriosis is a very prevalent, but often difficult to diagnose condition in which cells that normally line the uterus find their way into the abdominal cavity. This can lead to a range of symptoms including heavy, painful periods, painful intercourse, infertility, hormonal issues, and more. In this House Call episode, Dr. Hyman sits down with…
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Gut-Healing Coconut Yogurt Parfaits
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Many of the patients I see at The UltraWellness Center suffer from some degree of microbiome imbalance. Repopulating the gut flora while trying to keep inflammation low by removing food sensitivities such as dairy can be challenging. This recipe is a great addition if you are looking to add probiotic rich foods, prebiotic antioxidant rich…
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Underweight, Overtired, And Malnourished: How To Get Your Health Back On Track
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The sad reality is that Americans suffer from massive nutritional deficiencies and our food is primarily to blame. These nutrient deficiencies are showing up in underweight and overweight people alike. Aside from a reduction in nutrient density in our food, we don’t eat enough whole, unprocessed foods and instead have diets rich in refined sugars…
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Cream of Asparagus Soup
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Soups are great to make year-round. Enjoy this easy Cream of Asparagus Soup recipe shared by nutritionist Lisa Dreher. Asparagus is an excellent source of antioxidants, rich in minerals and vitamins A, C, E and K, and is low in calories. Yields: Varies Prep Time: 15 minutes Ingredients: 2 tablespoons oil (Avocado oil or coconut…
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Nutrition 4: Lyme Disease and Post Lyme Syndrome
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Living in the beautiful Berkshires and being diagnosed with Lyme disease is an all too common occurrence. As an avid hiker, I wasn’t surprised when a bout of unexplained fatigue and joint pain ended up exposing the presence of my own Lyme antibodies. While Lyme treatment is common and often generalized, I found it difficult…
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Is Lactose Intolerance Causing Your Gut Issues?
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Most of us grew up hearing that dairy, and especially milk, is crucial for good health. In reality, dairy isn’t the vital source of calcium and strong bones that we were led to believe. Dairy can cause digestive problems for the majority of people with lactose intolerance, along with a range of other symptoms in…
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A Functional Medicine Approach To Neuroinflammation
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The emphasis on naming diseases is pervasive throughout medicine, and it is a primary obstacle to changing the way we do things and finding answers to our health problems. For instance, two brain disorders with two completely different names might have a lot more in common than you may otherwise think. The brain has an…
