Why We Get Sick by Dr. Benjamin Bikman

In Why We Get Sick, Dr. Benjamin Bikman, a metabolic scientist and professor at Brigham Young University, delivers a persuasive case that insulin resistance drives many modern chronic diseases. Drawing from his research in bioenergetics, Bikman argues that this condition—marked by elevated insulin levels and reduced cellular responsiveness—underlies not only diabetes but also heart disease, … Read more

Bioidentical Hormones 101: A Comprehensive Guide

Unraveling the Confusion Dr. Jeffrey Dach’s Bioidentical Hormones 101 is a vital resource that demystifies the complexities of hormone therapy. With clarity and precision, Dr. Dach cuts through conflicting messages from medical societies, pharmaceutical companies, and media. His exploration of quasi-hormones—synthetic alternatives to bioidenticals—highlights the commercial interests that often obscure patient care, providing a clear … Read more

ALS Breakthrough! How Arguing with AI Revealed a Hidden Cause- and Patient Zero’s Miracle Results Point to Hope for Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Beyond

ALS Breakthrough! How Arguing with AI Revealed a Hidden Cause- and Patient Zero’s Miracle Results Point to Hope for Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Beyond Jeff Bowles starts with the hypothesis that the answers for all diseases are already available and one only has to find the pieces and put them together.   In his past, he spent … Read more

Magnesium Deficiency: The Silent Saboteur of Your Health

a group of people symbolically demonstrating the value of preventing magnesium deficiency and the benefits of supplementation including better sleep and energy

Magnesium fuels over 300 enzymatic reactions, aiding muscle function, nerve signaling, energy production, and hormone regulation. Consequently, its deficiency often escapes notice due to subtle signs and testing limits. This article, therefore, dives into magnesium supplements, deficiency symptoms, and reliable assessment methods.

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Hormone Therapy for Pain Management

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Hormone therapy for pain management is a topic not well documented. In this article, we’ll attempt to fill in those gaps. Hormones are powerful chemical messengers in the body, influencing everything from mood to metabolism. One of their lesser-known but critical roles is in pain management. By modulating pain perception, inflammation, and stress responses, hormones can significantly impact how we experience and cope with pain. This article explores the key hormones involved in pain management, their mechanisms, and emerging therapies like oxytocin and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) that offer hope for more effective, sustainable pain relief.

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