Part of the Hormone Health guide What is progesterone and what does it do? Progesterone is both a steroid and a hormone that is produced by men and women to regulate bodily functions. Since it acts differently in the male and female body, we’ll discuss how progesterone behaves in women followed by its impact…
Chances are, your doctor has and will never order the right type of lab tests that you need to figure out your health problems.
Vitamin D3 has a huge impact on your health and because its receptor is present in most cells and tissues in the body, it helps with everything.
Probiotics are live bacteria that live within your digestive system. Your body is full of bacteria and Probiotics are considered the good guys.
Eating iron-rich foods is a key part of treating anemia caused by low iron levels, but not everyone is deficient in iron. Should you supplement?
Part of the Functional Lab Testing guide The Hierarchy of Analyzing Human Health First, determining how healthy you are should never be based on how you feel. Basing your health on how you feel is what get’s us into trouble with some of the leading causes of death. Nearly 75% of all deaths in the…
90% of the population has a vitamin and nutrient deficiency. Scientists estimate that between 90 and 92% of the US population have a nutritional deficiency.
Food sensitivities, allergies and testing is confusing as F@CK!
There’s always more to learn when it comes to food sensitivities and understanding the difference between gluten sensitivity and wheat sensitivity is a big one.
Vitamin B2, or riboflavin, is one of eight B vitamins that are essential for human health. It can be found in grains, plants, and dairy products. It is crucial for breaking down food components, absorbing other nutrients, and maintaining tissues. Vitamin B2 is a water-soluble vitamin, so it dissolves in water.
Part of the Heart Health guide Cholesterol Alone is not a Good Indicator of Cardiovascular Disease Lowering Cholesterol Doesn’t Reduce Cardiovascular Deaths Most cholesterol panels and standard blood tests run by conventional medical doctors will tell you nothing about your risk of suffering from cardiovascular diseases including heart attacks or strokes. That’s why we get…
