Functional Nutritionist’s Sleep Health Tips
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Categories: Health Blog
Protect Your Sleep Like Your Life Depends on It! That’s right: protect your sleep like your life depends on it. Your life does depend on your sleep. Good, quality sleep helps prevent breast cancer and Alzheimer’s disease, both of which run in my family. So, I am proactive about my sleep quality, and as a […]
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Detoxification: A Bunch of Hooey or Legit?
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Categories: Health Blog, Toxins / Detox
Detoxification for Health — Your Questions Answered Some people claim they are toxic and that they need to follow complex regimens to detoxify, while others have never even considered it. The idea of detoxification isn’t on their radar at all. Some people know about detoxing but believe it is all a bunch of hooey — […]
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Inflammation: Root of Evil in the Body
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Categories: Alzheimer's, Cancer, Health Blog, Inflammation
Reduce Inflammation NOW to Avoid Cancer, Heart Disease, and Alzheimer’s Later Inflammation not only causes pain, it is also at the root of cancer development, heart disease and Alzheimer’s. The good news is you don’t have to be the victim! You can control inflammation by … 1. What You Eat Kick the sugar habit! Craving something sweet? […]
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Histamine Intolerance: It’s Not Just Pollen and Pets
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Functional Nutritionist’s Recommendations to Calm Histamine Intolerance Most of us know about anti-histamines. We take them to relieve our itchy eyes and runny noses during “allergy season.” We might take them to be able to breathe around a beloved pet. Or we might use them for minor emergencies such as bee stings. All of these […]
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Functional Nutritionist’s Advice When Facing Cancer
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Categories: Cancer, Epigenetics, Health Blog, nutritionist
Cancer Prevention and Support from a Functional Nutritionist’s Perspective There are few things in life as terrifying as getting a cancer diagnosis. Whether it is your health that’s in question or that of a family member, this is scary stuff. I know firsthand. You see, my family seems to rock the cancer diagnoses. My father […]
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