The Gut-Brain Connection
If you wish to improve your cognitive function, then do not forget to address your gut.
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If you wish to improve your cognitive function, then do not forget to address your gut.
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Research shows that approximately 40 percent of males 45 and older have low testosterone. There are a number of reasons why men can have low testosterone. I discuss these reasons in detail in my book Healing The Prostate: The Best Holistic Methods To Treat The Prostate And Other Common Male-Related Conditions.
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It is estimated that three out of every four women experience premenstrual syndrome. This group of symptoms begins one to two weeks before a woman's menstrual cycle. Symptoms can be both physical and emotional.
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The most widely prescribed drug in the majority of states in America is Levothyroxine, also called Synthroid. Over 120 million prescriptions for Levothyroxine are provided by doctors each year in the United States.
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Men and Women, if your testosterone levels are low, then you might experience a multitude of symptoms.
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If your thyroid treatment is not working well or has signs and symptoms of low thyroid, then work with an integrative physician for a more thorough assessment and targeted treatment for better results.
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If you want to have hormone balance, then you must have a healthy gut microbiome.
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Do you experience gas and bloating? Loose stool or constipation? Abdominal discomfort? Fatigue? You quite possibly may be one of the many millions of Americans that suffer from an all-too-common disorder called small intestine bacterial over-growth-- also referred to as SIBO
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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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Chronic stress can quietly sabotage weight loss by driving cortisol levels too high. In this video, Dr. Mark and Dr. Angela Stengler explain how cortisol affects fat storage—especially around the midsection—and what you can do naturally to restore balance.
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Gut health impacts far more than digestion. In this video, Dr. Mark Stengler breaks down five of the most common myths about gut health, leaky gut, and the microbiome—and explains why restoring gut balance is essential for whole-body health.
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Discover Dr. Stengler’s top 5 natural supplements to heal leaky gut, reduce inflammation, and strengthen your digestive health—plus a bonus pick!
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Do you hate taking pills? Most people do.
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Vaginal dryness is a very common symptom that menopausal women…
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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.









