Chronic digestive symptoms can make life pretty miserable. Constipation or diarrhea that comes on at the wrong time can put a big damper in your day. We’ve all been accustomed to some pretty big myths about what a normal bowel movement is so we’ll be debunking that. In this episode, we’re chatting about chronic digestive […]
So many people today want to lose weight. Many know they’re not eating the right things, and don’t want anyone telling them what to eat. Others eat a “clean” diet – a diet that omits processed, sugar-laden, bad fat foods, yet don’t lose weight. Many over-eat, but many don’t eat enough to keep a bird
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We can’t stop aging, but we can take steps to prevent one of its most recognizable and notorious side effects: cognitive decline. While much of Alzheimer’s disease is genetic, there are still ways to improve your cognitive function now and prevent decline later in life. In this episode, we’re talking about the causes and effects
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The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy estimates that there are 30 million Americans who suffer from Peripheral Neuropathy. For some it is just annoying – a light numbness in toes or fingers, or feeling like there is a piece of leather between your foot and the ground when walking barefoot, tingling, or burning, intermittent or constant.
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Twenty to thirty years ago, carpal tunnel syndrome barely existed. Today, it’s seen at higher rates than ever. What’s up with the rise of repetitive strain injuries, better known as carpal tunnel syndrome? That’s exactly what we’ll be uncovering in this episode. Today, you’ll hear about the primary cause of carpal tunnel syndrome and what
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It’s that time of year again: the flowers are blooming, the baby birds are chirping, and everyone and their mother is sniffling. Seasonal allergies can really put a damper on springtime, but it doesn’t have to be that way. There are plenty of natural remedies you can try to alleviate your symptoms. In this episode,
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Premenstrual Syndrome which is often referred to as PMS is thought to be a normal part of being a woman. However, PMS is not, and it doesn’t have to be a part of your life. You don’t have to suffer. If you’ve been struggling with PMS-related symptoms, it may be a bigger sign that your
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There are many digestive issues today. Most start in the stomach (whether symptomatic or not), and many also involve inadequacies in pancreas, liver and/or gallbladder function. But the one that affects daily life more than any other, number-wise, is Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects 10-15% of adults in the U.S., and 5-10%
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It really is a problem when your breasts are so sore that you don’t even want to hug your loved ones. Breast health isn’t just about breast cancer… It’s so much bigger than that and there is much more behind the scenes. In this episode, Dr. Carling is uncovering breast tenderness including what plays a
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“I have so many little symptoms that are really bugging me, but everyone says I’m fine”. “Well, yes, I have a little headache, but what really bothers me is ___”. “I didn’t know that these symptoms were related to ___”. We have become so isolated in our approach to symptom diagnosis, that we forget that
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