Discover mindful Thanksgiving eating tips to enjoy your meal without guilt. Learn how to stay full, savor every bite, and honor your body’s needs this holiday season.
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Learn how to spot hidden food rules that sabotage healthy eating at social gatherings. Take control this Thanksgiving with mindful, guilt-free choices.
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Discover why optimal vitamin D levels are key to better sleep, mood, immunity, and pain management. Learn how to test, supplement, and thrive!
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Toxic relationships can quietly drain your energy, leaving you exhausted without knowing why. In this post, we explore how emotional immaturity and narcissism can contribute to these toxic dynamics, and how recognizing the signs can help you reclaim your energy.
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Explore the concept of inauthentic fatigue—how pretending to be someone you’re not can lead to emotional exhaustion. Through personal examples and practical tips, you’ll learn how embracing authenticity can restore your energy and improve your well-being.
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As a people-pleaser, it’s easy to overlook how draining it is to compromise your boundaries. Taking care of yourself first isn’t selfish—it’s essential for lasting energy.
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Candida is the cause of many symptoms and you may not even know you have it. It is naturally part of our gut flora, but our habits, lifestyle and stress dictate how much of it we have in our GI tract. A common misnomer is that if you don’t have a vaginal yeast infection you can have candida. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Here is how to know if candida might be affecting you.
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I took my kids on an end of year camping trip last weekend. Talk about the cobbler having no shoes. I brought 20 liters of my fancy water filter water from home. I also had the first glasses of wine since before the New Year. Saturday night I woke up at midnight with my legs cramping like crazy. I was completely oblivious about why this was happening. Hydration was the last thing on my mind
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I was finishing my continuing medical education credits this weekend. I was flabbergasted by what I was hearing in this pharmacology webinar. The only conclusion I could draw is that most of the drugs that patients are prescribed are poisons. They may affect some small positive change, but cause 10 x more problems than they prevent. This diabetes drug I was learning about can cause gangrene and death. But the pharmacist who was presenting didn’t think it was necessary to tell his patients that - he said maybe only if the patient seemed paranoid - so he wouldn’t get in trouble later. And here’s why you need to know the word iatrogenic.
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