A Brief Look at the Politics of Food
For many, it’s unclear the level to which our political system affects the food we eat–and thus our health as individuals and as a society.
The State of Health Today pt. 2: An Update on What’s New in Health and Nutrition
It’s been a while since we had a general update on some stories and studies that have caught our attention around the office (and elsewhere).
What’s the Point of Standing On a Vibrating Plate?
It’s come to my attention that I only quickly explain why I have my patients stand on a vibe plate after their adjustment. So lets
Everyday Health Dangers: Grocery Store Receipts
Sometimes it seems excessive the sheer amount of things in the world we find to be dangerous. I get it. And in no way are
Hormones and Your Mental Health
About 44 million adults experience some sort of mental illness every year. This means they might have a bout of depression for a couple of
Depression – A Brain Problem or A Gut Problem?
Up to 80% of your immune system is located within your gut (Small and Large Intestine) in what is known as your microbiome – the largest organ
The Science Problem
Before we delve into this post, let’s just take a moment to marvel at everything the scientific method has given us (along with brilliant engineering):
Balance Your Hormones for Weight Loss
You can bio-hack your weight loss people! And it’s all about hormones. Allow me to explain. You know when people talk about being overweight and
Heavy Metal Toxicity and You
While most of us have heard of high-profile heavy metal problems such as the Flint, Michigan disaster, it’s a very little-known fact that almost all
Size Really Does Matter
Hey now… we’re talking about cholesterol here. If you’re in your 30s or 40s or above, you can probably relate to what seems like an
6 Ways Salt is So Much More Than a Condiment
You go to the restaurant and there it is, in a little glass shaker, predictably next to the pepper. But let’s shatter any preconceived notions
Why You’re Not Sleeping: The Sleep-Hormone Connection
Quick question: how did you sleep last night? See if you fit into any of these statistics: 50-70 million Americans have a sleep disorder. 25