Weight Loss

Hormone Testing: Getting To The Root Cause Of Imbalances

If you are noticing sudden changes in your weight, energy levels, skin, mood, or irregular menstrual cycles, your body is signalling to you that there is an imbalance. Your body communicates internally through the use of hormones which are chemical messengers that impact how our cells and organs function. They control a number of bodily …

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Weight Loss: Why Eating Less and Exercising More Is Not The Answer

Happy New Year! If you’re excited to get 2023 off to a good start by getting into better physical shape, you may not be alone. One study found that 48% of people who make new year’s resolutions named “weight loss” as a goal. However, the unfortunate truth is that many of them won’t succeed. Researchers …

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How to Maintain Healthy Habits Over The Holidays

Have you ever found yourself wishing someone “happy holidays” while you feel anything but happy inside?  If so, you’re definitely not alone. While there are certainly many reasons to be joyful at this time of year, it’s also a busy and stressful time. Plus, many of us struggle with comparisons of the perfectly festive things …

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Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO): An Approach That Works 

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is a condition caused by an excess of bacteria in the small intestine. The results of this bacteria overgrowth can be profound and lead to intestinal damage and nutritional deficiency. However, despite the far-reaching implications, many practitioners miss the signs of SIBO. What Is Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth? Bacteria play …

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The Facts About Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)  is a general term for a range of conditions characterized by having excess fat deposits in your liver. As the name implies, this liver condition occurs in people who drink little to no alcohol. However, many other lifestyle factors contribute to its development. NAFLD is surprisingly common: by some estimates, …

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