Digestion Series (Part 1): The Forgotten Steps of Digestion – Why Leaky Gut Might Not Be Your First Problem
“Leaky gut”, or intestinal hyperpermeability (IHP), is frequently cited as the root cause of a wide array of health complaints—ranging from bloating and fatigue to brain...
Menopause Unpacked: A Summary of the Latest Research on HRT and Integrative Strategies
Below is a summary of our 4 part series on menopause. Menopause marks a major life transition, not just the end of menstrual cycles. It’s a whole-body shift that affects...
Part 4: Integrative Approaches to Support Menopausal Health
As we have discussed in this series, hormonal imbalances can significantly impact overall well-being, influencing energy levels, metabolism, mood, and reproductive health....
Part 3: MHT and Its Impact on Metabolism, Immunity, Mood, Sleep, and Sexual Health
Part 1 of this series re-evaluated the WHI and NHS studies on MHT, while Part 2 explored its role in supporting cognitive function, cardiovascular health, bone strength, and...
Part 2: Enhancing Cognitive, Cardiovascular, Bone, and Skin Health with MHT
Building on Part 1, which examined how the WHI and NHS studies shaped perceptions of MHT risks—particularly regarding breast cancer and cardiovascular disease—this section...
Part 1: Re-evaluating the WHI and NHS Studies on Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT)
Menopause is more than a natural part of aging—it is a profound hormonal transition that affects every organ system in the body. While vasomotor symptoms like hot flashes...
Upper & Lower Crossed Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Treatments
Many patients wonder, "Why are you treating my chest muscles (pectoralis major and minor) when the tension and soreness are in my neck and upper back?" Pain may seem...
Gall Bladder 34 (GB-34): The Acupuncture Point for Pain Relief, Flexibility, and Emotional Balance
Gall Bladder 34 (GB-34), also known as Yang Ling Quan, is a powerful acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) recognized for its ability to relieve pain,...
The Vagus Nerve: A Key to Health and Healing
The vagus nerve, also known as cranial nerve X, is the longest and most expansive cranial nerve in the body. It stretches from the brainstem to the abdomen, connecting to...
Digestion Series (Part 1): The Forgotten Steps of Digestion – Why Leaky Gut Might Not Be Your First Problem
“Leaky gut”, or intestinal hyperpermeability (IHP), is frequently cited as the root cause of a wide array of health complaints—ranging from bloating and fatigue to brain...
Menopause Unpacked: A Summary of the Latest Research on HRT and Integrative Strategies
Below is a summary of our 4 part series on menopause. Menopause marks a major life transition, not just the end of menstrual cycles. It’s a whole-body shift that affects...
Part 4: Integrative Approaches to Support Menopausal Health
As we have discussed in this series, hormonal imbalances can significantly impact overall well-being, influencing energy levels, metabolism, mood, and reproductive health....
Part 3: MHT and Its Impact on Metabolism, Immunity, Mood, Sleep, and Sexual Health
Part 1 of this series re-evaluated the WHI and NHS studies on MHT, while Part 2 explored its role in supporting cognitive function, cardiovascular health, bone strength, and...
Part 2: Enhancing Cognitive, Cardiovascular, Bone, and Skin Health with MHT
Building on Part 1, which examined how the WHI and NHS studies shaped perceptions of MHT risks—particularly regarding breast cancer and cardiovascular disease—this section...
Part 1: Re-evaluating the WHI and NHS Studies on Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT)
Menopause is more than a natural part of aging—it is a profound hormonal transition that affects every organ system in the body. While vasomotor symptoms like hot flashes...
Upper & Lower Crossed Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Treatments
Many patients wonder, "Why are you treating my chest muscles (pectoralis major and minor) when the tension and soreness are in my neck and upper back?" Pain may seem...
Gall Bladder 34 (GB-34): The Acupuncture Point for Pain Relief, Flexibility, and Emotional Balance
Gall Bladder 34 (GB-34), also known as Yang Ling Quan, is a powerful acupuncture point in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) recognized for its ability to relieve pain,...
The Vagus Nerve: A Key to Health and Healing
The vagus nerve, also known as cranial nerve X, is the longest and most expansive cranial nerve in the body. It stretches from the brainstem to the abdomen, connecting to...
Bone Broth Unveiled: A Deep Dive into Its Nutritional Power and Healing Secrets
Bone broth has seen a global resurgence in popularity, becoming a common fixture in restaurants, cafés, grocery stores, and online marketplaces worldwide. This broad...
Zu San Li (ST-36): A Powerhouse Acupuncture Point for Health and Vitality
Introduction Zu San Li (ST-36), or "Leg Three Miles," is one of the most revered acupuncture points in Chinese medicine. It is a He-Sea point, where the energy (qi) of the...
Cervical Health Awareness: A Comprehensive Approach to Prevention and Wellness
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the steps women can take to prevent cervical cancer and related health issues. This...
Unraveling Gluten-Related Disorders: Understanding Celiac Disease and Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity
Impacting millions of people across the globe, celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) are two distinct conditions triggered by gluten...
Embracing Unplanned and Unplugged Days
In the whirlwind of our modern, digital-heavy lives, the allure of unplanned and "unplugged" days is unmistakable. Brooke Hampton captures this sentiment beautifully: "I...