Category Archives: Health Tips


07

May 2024

Gut Balance

  I’ve been busy this past year learning the latest innovations in applied kinesiology testing for dysbiosis (imbalances of microbes in the gut) which is at the root of a lot of health issues. I’ve found this to be very beneficial in helping many people with challenging health conditions. Our gut is at the root of many common health problems. Imbalances of fungus, bacteria, viruses,…

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07

Jan 2024

Cold and Flu Remedies

  Many people are sick right now with viral infections. Keeping a strong immune system this time of year is key, but if something does take hold of you or a family member make sure you have something on hand to take immediately. I am always surprised when my patients tell me they got sick and I ask, “what did you take?” and they say…

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14

Oct 2022

Optimizing Sleep

Many of my patients are seeking help with improving their sleep. Sleep is so important for so many reasons. Sleep helps the brain detoxify through what is called the Glymphatic system. This may play a roll in preventing neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. Sleep also helps restore the immune system and is essential for regulating blood sugars and our stress response. I always emphasize…

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29

Apr 2022

Food Stressing You Out?

  Did you know food reactions can trigger an adrenaline response? When we react to foods we eat, an adrenaline response or stress response can be triggered and inflammatory chemicals can be produced. This isn’t considered a true allergic reaction, but more of a low grade sensitivity reaction. Food reactions can affect digestion, mood, pain, immunity, skin problems, brain function and seemingly unrelated concerns. Some…

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18

Jan 2022

Being Your Own Health Advocate

  Everyone who receives my newsletter understands this concept to some degree. Basically, it means being responsible for your own health journey. One of my main passions is sharing education so others can better take care of themselves. While I’m not a doctor, the latin word “docere” means “to teach.” The more we learn about how to take care of our health, the more empowered…

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28

Oct 2019

The Tabata 4 min. Workout

Last fall I told you about Zach Bush’s 4 min. work out. This easy routine can be done anywhere at any time. Another potent 4 min. workout for those who have a basic level of fitness is called “The Tabata Set” named after Izumi Tabata—the  researcher who developed the protocol. While short in duration, it is very demanding aerobically and anaerobically and has shown to…

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28

Oct 2019

Zapped by Time Urgency?

We’re all in a hurry. At least that’s what it seems like these days. Everything moves faster—emails, news cycles, fitting everything in all in one day. It can be hard to keep up. The trouble is that this sense of Time Urgency is a major stressor in today’s society and is creating a constant gradual drain on our health and vitality. It’s a real thing….

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30

Jan 2019

What’s in Your Honey and Olive Oil?

We all rely on the quality of our food to keep us healthy. As a consumer, it’s important for us to be able to trust that the foods we buy are what they say they are. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case for some things on the shelf. Honey and olive oil are two foods that are notorious for being diluted or cut with other inferior…

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20

Nov 2018

Are You Missing Micronutrients?

Before you reach for the supplement bottle, make sure you have your bases covered with these powerhouse foods to cover your most important nutrients. They contain significant amounts of the most common nutrients that people are deficient in as well as a spectrum of other nutrients such as potassium, sulphur, and fiber. There are many other foods that also contain these nutrients, but the ones…

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07

Feb 2018

Pain Relief – Addressing “Causes”

In the clinic people often ask me what is causing their pain. My answer is always the same—it stems from many sources. In fact, I don’t like the word “cause” as it implies a very narrow view of looking at the issue. I prefer the phrase “associated factors” opposed to “causes” as this holds a more holistic view of the deep interconnection between all your…

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