How Diabetes Damages Your Brain
Diabetes and dementia are so closely linked that Alzheimer’s disease…
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Diabetes and dementia are so closely linked that Alzheimer’s disease…
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New research shows it could save your life.
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Beta-carotene can help protect you from one of today’s leading killer diseases, cutting your risk of diabetes by 22 percent.
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Arthritis damage isn’t limited to your joints. The same inflammation…
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You may have heard a lot about hormone replacement therapy, or bioidentical hormone therapy, but what are natural hormones and why do people need hormone replacement therapy?
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Your thyroid produces thyroid hormones, which control all of the metabolic activity in all of your cells.
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Gut health and cancer prevention are more connected than most people realize, and your digestive system and microbiome may be where real immune support begins.
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If you are trying to heal your gut, what you eliminate matters as much as what you add.
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Bitter foods are essential for healthy digestion, yet they have largely disappeared from the modern diet. Learn how these compounds trigger natural digestive processes.
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Chronic inflammation often starts in the gut, and the food on your plate may be feeding it every day.
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A high LDL cholesterol number is not the full picture of your heart disease risk.
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Constant stress can quietly shut down your digestion, and your gut can send stress signals right back to your brain.
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A new study on hormone therapy is making headlines, but the real story is in the details.
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If your thyroid labs look fine but you still feel exhausted, your gut may be part of the story.
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B12 deficiency is one of the most commonly missed causes of fatigue, nerve problems, brain fog, and more.
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Losing weight can feel nearly impossible when your gut health is working against you.
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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.









