What have you invested more time and effort into lately – your car or your health? You take your car in for regular tune-ups and maintenance to prevent bigger problems down the line, but do you do the same for your body? Most of us …
Habits are learned from the people around us. So if your parents are athletes, chances are you’ll naturally develop a physically active lifestyle. On the flip side, if you grow up in a house with creative parents who love art but hate to cook, you …
Millions of people worldwide are struggling to heal their bodies from a type II diabetes diagnosis – are you one of them? Many are told by their doctor that changing their diet and increasing physical activity will be enough to reverse it, but sadly this …
Diabetes is a complex chronic condition affecting millions of people worldwide. The traditional approach to managing diabetes is solely focused on controlling blood sugar levels. However, relying solely on this metric for evaluating the effectiveness of diabetes management overlooks critical information. Managing diabetes means more …
Why Test Your GI For DiabetesType 2 diabetes has sadly become a growing epidemic both in the United States as well as in other places around the world. Today, studies show that nearly one out of ten Americans suffer from Type 2 diabetes while 25 …
Why Test Your Toxicity For Diabetes + ThyroidToxins – what and where are they? We are constantly bombarded with toxins every single day. Governments and organizations around the world may be fighting hard to put rules and regulations in place to protect human health …
Why Test Your Adrenals For DiabetesWhy Test Your Adrenals For Diabetes Many things have been said and written about the most common form of Diabetes, Type 2, and how blood sugar levels can be managed through proper nutrition and physical activity. Today I’d thought I’d …
What’s the Difference: Hyperthyroidism & Hypothyroidism?What’s the thyroid do anyway? Your thyroid gland has a significant role to play within the body – so don’t let its small size fool you. A normal thyroid is located below the larynx and is not typically seen or …
TYPE II DIABETESType 2 diabetes is an impairment in how one’s body regulates and handles sugar, also known as glucose, as energy. While this condition can mean too much sugar circulating in the bloodstream, high blood sugar levels can ultimately lead to circulatory, nervous, and …