And what to do about it.
Oh, let me count the ways…
Over 40% of adult Americans report feeling tired about half the time, and as much as 50% more women report being tired than men.
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While many of us are feeling deeply concerned these days about threats from the physical. social, or political world, the truth is that for the vast majority of us:
...we are statistically far more likely to die of heart disease than any other cause.
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The first step in most healing processes is being able to identify what needs to be healed accurately. It seems like a simple enough point, but in reality, getting a diagnosis can be a complex and muddy part of your therapeutic path. In particular, chronic Lyme disease and associated infections can be very challenging.
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Once upon a time, around the mid-19th century, science figured out that bacteria not only exist, but can cause many of the human diseases that led to ~%50 of all human deaths at the time. This “one infection = one disease” theory has since dominated medical understanding and practice.
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Watch the first webinar in Tressa’s GI Series on IBS and the gut microbiome. IBS is a vague, general term for a wide range of symptoms from diarrhea and urgency to constipation, bloating, and reflux.
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How do I know if I have hypothyroidism? Constipation, fatigue, depression, hair loss, dry skin, weight gain that is not due to diet or lack of exercise are all symptoms that can indicate hypothyroidism.
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If you missed our most recent webinar introducing Alistair and discussing Chinese and Functional medicine and heart disease, watch the entire webinar below!
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What is hypothyroidism? How do you know if you might be dealing with hypothyroidism? And what can you do about it? In the first part of this series, we will dive into understanding how the thyroid system works and what hypothyroidism is. By understanding it, we will be able to figure out how to heal from it!
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What is Chronic Lyme? In its acute (recent) stage, Lyme is due to a recent tick bite. The person experiences flu-like symptoms, muscle aches, malaise and brain fog.
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