Do you have Estrogen Dominance?
Estrogen dominance in women happens from one of three primary causes. First, estrogen levels are too high in the body in relation to its' counterbalancing hormone partner progesterone.
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Estrogen dominance in women happens from one of three primary causes. First, estrogen levels are too high in the body in relation to its' counterbalancing hormone partner progesterone.
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(GERD) This is one of the most prevalent digestive conditions treated by gastroenterologists and primary care physicians
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Like a lot of other chronic illnesses, depression can be caused by a wide variety of factors and is defined by several out of a long list of symptoms. It affects individuals of all ages, races, and nationalities and according to the World Health Organization (WHO) is the most costly of all diseases mainly because it disables people who would otherwise be productive.
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Health-care providers can't seem to agree on what CFS is, what causes it, how to diagnose it-- or even whether it exists at all. Many medical physicians also think that CFS is strictly a psychological problem and automatically prescribe antidepressants.
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An autoimmune disease occurs when your body's immune system attacks the tissues of your body.
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People with SIBO often observe symptoms from eating like bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, or a combination of diarrhea and constipation,
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Mark Stengler, NMD, MS has been Recognized as the Best in California Doctor in 2022
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It’s one of the world’s most under acknowledged causes of illness. Elevated levels of it are linked to heart disease, impaired cognitive function, chronic fatigue syndrome, immune system dysfunction, hormone imbalance, and even attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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A groundbreaking study shows high-dose IV vitamin C doubled survival in pancreatic cancer patients. Learn how this integrative therapy works and why it’s gaining attention.
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Struggling with low testosterone? Dr. Stengler reveals the hidden hormone disruptors your doctor may be missing—from plastics to pesticides.
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Can a supplement really protect your heart? Discover the science behind CoQ10’s life-saving benefits in this research-packed video from Dr. Mark Stengler.
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Struggling with bloating or gas that won’t go away? It could be candida. Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler reveal how diet, antibiotics, and gut imbalance fuel yeast overgrowth—and what you can do to stop it naturally.
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Discover the real root cause of hypothyroidism—and why it’s often missed. Drs. Mark and Angela Stengler explain how to manage Hashimoto’s naturally and effectively.
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Struggling with stubborn belly fat or low energy? Insulin resistance could be the hidden culprit. Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler explain how it drives weight gain—and what you can do to reverse it naturally.
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Strong bones require far more than calcium alone. In this video, Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler explain the key nutrients and lifestyle strategies that truly support bone strength, density, and long-term skeletal health.
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Chronic skin conditions may be more than a surface issue. In this video, Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler explain how candida overgrowth in the gut can contribute to eczema, psoriasis, rashes, and persistent skin inflammation—and what natural strategies can help.
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Turmeric is more than a kitchen spice—it’s one of the most researched natural compounds for pain relief and inflammation. In this video, Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler explain how turmeric supports joint health, muscle recovery, and overall inflammatory balance.
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Your thyroid could be the key to your energy, weight, and metabolism. Learn how to support it naturally with insights from Drs. Mark and Angela Stengler.
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Focusing on improving his patients’ overall health and well-being rather than specific symptoms, Dr. Mark Stengler, NMD delivers lasting results.









