Chronic Headache and Migraine: What You Need to Know

Getting Our Heads in the Game People often disregard headaches because they are common and usually temporary. However, about 300 million people suffer from chronic headaches or migraines worldwide, enduring frequent and severe pain. Migraines, affecting around 100 million people, are a more intense neurological condition. Both conditions are more prevalent in women. Among those…

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Aging, gut dysbiosis, and toxic exposure: How to spot the difference

The American Paradigm of Aging  In every culture, the concept of aging carries certain expectations and ideas, including generally accepted changes within the body. Essentially, what is common is considered normal.  The American experience has taught us that it is normal to experience a myriad of age-related changes, including: Deficits in our hearing and eyesight…

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Three ways to spot an autoimmune patient

In the 20 years I’ve been working with autoimmune patients, three things have always stood out that separates them from other patients: No autoimmune diagnosis. Despite seeing numerous doctors and healthcare practitioners, they have not been diagnosed with autoimmunity. Without this step, treatment plans rarely succeed. One of my patients had been to 125 different…

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