Tag: functional-medicine
-
5 Surprising Clues Your Body Needs a Detox (And How to Fix It)
Do you ever feel like your body is trying to tell you something, but you’re not quite sure what? Maybe it’s persistent fatigue that sleep doesn’t fix, constant bloating that makes you feel uncomfortable in your own skin, or a nagging brain fog that clouds your thoughts. These little signals can easily be dismissed as…
-
Balancing Hormones for Breast Health
The Key to Reducing Cancer Risk Breast cancer is a journey no one expects to take, but it’s a reality for far too many. With over 2 million new cases diagnosed worldwide each year, breast cancer has touched the lives of countless women and their loved ones. The fear, uncertainty, and overwhelming nature of such…
-
Navigating Perimenopause: A Guide to Supporting Your Body Through Hormonal Changes
How to Best Support the Body During Perimenopause Entering perimenopause can feel like standing on the threshold of a new world, where the familiar landscape of our bodies begins to shift and change in subtle yet profound ways. It’s a time of transition, marked by the gradual decline of reproductive hormones and the approach of…
-
What your Blood Sugar Tells You about Your Metabolism
Navigating the complexities of our well-being requires an understanding of the delicate balance between our energy levels and our body’s chemical processes, such as blood sugar management. This intricate dance of hormones and glucose levels plays a critical role in our overall health and vitality. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1287308/14634833-quick-tips-on-blood-sugars.js?container_id=buzzsprout-player-14634833&player=small Blood sugars are a powerful indicator of hormonal health…
-
Uncovering the Hidden Danger of “Forever Chemicals”
In recent times, a topic of mounting concern for public health professionals and informed citizens alike has been the pervasive presence of PFAS—per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—colloquially known as ‘forever chemicals’. These synthetic compounds, owing to their robust carbon-fluorine bonds, are resistant to degradation, thereby persisting in the environment and in human bodies for an indeterminate…
Dr. Charlyce 