The Coagulation of Bile: Disproving Common Gallstone Myths
Feeling bloated, sluggish, or off balance? Your liver and gallbladder might be the hidden culprits. This blog breaks down how sluggish bile and gallstones can impact digestion, hormones, energy, and detox—plus natural ways to support your body without surgery. Learn the signs to watch for and how to get your bile flowing again. Includes a link to a powerful Cellular Inflammation Assessment to help you take the next step.
The Benefits of BioToxin Binder: A Look Inside
The most important part of any detox journey is the use of binders. These materials have been used for centuries to bind to toxic heavy metals, harmful microbial byproducts, pesticides, radioactive elements, and more, and move them out of the body. Learn more about the latest binders for environmental byproducts and supporting your patient's detox journey.
The Battle for a Healthy Brain: Toxins and Inflammation vs. the Blood-Brain Barrier
The brain is one of our most important organs. So we need to do what we can to protect it. The skull and blood-brain barrier are useful allies in the battle for brain health, but we can also do our part by eliminating brain-hungry toxins, fighting brain and systemic inflammation, and maintaining good gut health.
Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Solutions for Mold Toxicity
Don’t rule out mold toxicity when it comes to chronic health issues. Mold illness often goes unrecognized. Its toxins can wreak havoc with your patient's health and lead to a host of symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, and muscle aches. Check the multiple signs and the symptoms to help them recover and get back to optimum health.
Surprising Facts About Chronic Lyme Disease and Its Treatment
Chronic Lyme disease often lurks below the radar. This sneaky disease just might be at the root of your patient's pain, fatigue, brain fog, and other chronic health problems.
Sleep Deprivation: The Negative Effects and How to Help
Adequate sleep is vital for proper brain function and optimal body system operation. Many factors disrupt sleep and contribute to the inability to fall or stay asleep, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, and restless legs syndrome. It is important for practitioners to be aware of and proactive in managing their patients' sleep.
