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What’s searchable?Glutathione is not only an antioxidant it is one of only a few SUPER ANTIOXIDANTS another other one being superoxide dismutase, or SOD. What does it mean to be a super antioxidant? Vitamin C, the best known antioxidant, obviously helps with colds and other viral illnesses but in theory, reduced glutathione, the form we can use in our body, is a MILLION TIMES more potent! A million times more effective! It should be but so far has not been. WHY? And what is glutathione? Why is it supposed to be such an amazing vitamin? Well, it’s not really a vitamin as we know it, nor is it a hormone but somet
FACEBOOK LIVE: SUNDAY NIGHT 7PM MST HERE ON CHRONIC HORRIBLE FATIGUE Is it Low Thyroid? Is it a Vitamin Deficiency and if so what is the MOST COMMON VITAMIN DEFICIENCY I see? Is it a Hormone Deficiency? Is it Ovarian Insufficiency? Is it
Aloha, Do you have problems falling asleep or staying asleep throughout the night? Did you know our body naturally produces a hormone called melatonin from our pineal gland? This hormone is what helps us sleep every night. Recently, I read a couple articles on the cycle of sleeping and waking. The first article comes from the National Sleep Foundation and they found: “A key factor in how human sleep is regulated is exposure to light or to darkness. Exposure to light stimulates a nerve pathway from the retina in the eye to an area in the brain called the hypothalamus. There, a special center ca
Aloha, In a previous blog, I talked about the ‘Sunshine’ vitamin, and today I want to share a little bit about the ‘Feel Good’ hormone. Natural progesterone is an incredible hormone that helps women with many benefits women. Take a look at some of these benefits: Stops or reduces hot flashes Stops or reduces night- or day-sweats Reduces risk of breast cancer Kills breast cancer cells (causes apoptosis) Reduces or reverses fibrocystic breast tissue Reduces the risk of heart attacks (reduces coronary artery disease) Causes somnolence (sleepiness) and aids in sleep Causes weight loss Causes incre
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…n autoimmune thyroid condition. Immune activity and thyroid hormone function are connected, but they are not interchangeable measurements. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses Th1 and Th17 signaling, interferons, IL-6, and TNF-alpha alo…
…uestions to your visit Ask how diet, absorption, medicines, hormone status, and bone-density testing fit together. A bone-health plan should consider fracture risk and established osteoporosis care as well as nutrition.
…rian function. Bring these questions to your visit Ask how hormone tests, symptoms, and the clinical history support the diagnosis and whether genetic or autoimmune testing is appropriate. Discuss bone health, reproductive goals, and hormo…
…sessed alongside sleep, steroid use and appropriately timed hormone testing? Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs1866388, rs258750, rs2918419, rs6188, rs6196, rs852977, rs860458, rs17100298, rs4912912
…n many other cellular processes, including immune function, hormone synthesis, and antioxidant defense. Intracellular vitamin B levels play important roles in these cellular functions and overall cellular health. It's important to maintain…
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