Brain Health Series: A Journey Through the Mind, Part 2 of 4 By Dr. Lisa Price MS, ND, CBMRA Embarking on a quest to unravel the mysteries of our brain’s health and functionality can feel like navigating a complex labyrinth. This journey requires a holistic approach, examining a tapestry of cognitive, emotional, and physical elements. … Continued
by Dr. Lisa A. Price This is the first in a series of articles on brain health. We will explore normal brain aging, ways to protect and maintain a healthy brain at any age, ways to support brain health during chronic illness, and prevention of brain related disorders and neuro inflammation. Maintaining brain health is … Continued
When it comes to battling cancer, every little bit of strength and resilience counts. But did you know that what’s on your plate can play a starring role in your recovery journey? Welcome to the fascinating interplay between diet and cancer treatment! 1. Be Your Own Superhero: Boost Your Immunity An army marches on its … Continued
by Dr. Evelyn Le, ND Happy Summer! We hope everyone is enjoying the sunshine. This article is hopefully quite relevant to you, as the topic is the healthy management of stress. In this article, I will recap what we can do to help with moods, stress, and burnout, especially post-pandemic after lengthy wintertime, and we … Continued
In this fast-paced world, it is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life and forget to take care of ourselves. But maintaining good health is crucial for leading a happy and sustainable life. With the right habits and mindset, you can prioritize self-care and improve your overall well-being. In … Continued
As a doctor who specializes in hormones and everything menopause and andropause, I hear a lot of the same problems over and over again and I thought it would be good in this newsletter edition to normalize a few of these. My hope is that by putting these things out there, those of you who … Continued
I have been helping people with their farting, bloating and poop problems for a long time. Way back in 2010 and learned about a condition called small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, also known as SIBO, which is responsible for 70% of irritable bowel syndrome symptoms (IBS). The good news is we can fix SIBO and get … Continued
IV Therapy Pre and Post Surgery—Prepare Better; Recover Faster The purpose of a surgical procedure is to correct a problem within the body. In most cases, the surgery achieves its goal and the person returns to a better state of health. However as far as the body is concerned, the process is unnatural and traumatic. … Continued
