Aloha, I hope you all are enjoying this holiday season! It seems every year I tend to have some surgery or illness around this time, and this year has been no different. Last week I had a surgery which reminded me how important listening to your body and staying in tune with what happens in order to live your best life. Have you felt something was wrong and later learn you were right? You know your body best and can sense when something is not right. Had I not listened to my body, I would not have known I had cancer and infections. So much happens internally, it is hard to know what exactly is
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What’s searchable?Aloha! One of the most dreaded words for women is menopause. Many women embrace this natural change; however, other women are shocked when it happens to them. Personally, my body is going through menopause as a result of my cancer treatment. Unfortunately, I am very familiar with the constant hot and cold flashes women face during this difficult time. Have you realized what happens to your body besides the hot and cold flashes, or the joyous stop of your monthly cycle? What other changes take place within your body that cause these symptoms? Can you do anything to help compensate for what your
… and record tolerance before adding another product. Active cancer treatment requires coordination with the oncology team; a supplement is not a replacement for disease-specific care. Where the VARS Triad and MTHFR Daily fit If you are expl…
…annot tell you that MMP3 is absent or diagnose arthritis or cancer. A question to bring to your visit Is my joint problem primarily mechanical, inflammatory or part of a broader connective-tissue pattern? Variant IDs in the teaching referen…
…ee ESR2 discussed alongside DNA repair, Estrogen signaling, Cancer risk. These are topics to explore, not a diagnosis or a measurement of how the pathway works in your body. Understanding a result A gene name is only a starting point. Check…
… and connects DNA damage with oxidative stress. Research on cancer-related pathways does not mean every common RAD50 variant confers a hereditary cancer syndrome. Bring these questions to your visit Ask whether the exact finding is a commo…
…is, as we age, or have trauma caused by diseases (diabetes, cancer, aging, etc…) we lose the ability to create sufficient amounts of these Super Antioxidants, and our cells become less able to fight oxidative stress. In many cases, this l…
…is, as we age, or have trauma caused by diseases (diabetes, cancer, aging, etc…) we lose the ability to create sufficient amounts of these Super Antioxidants, and our cells become less able to fight oxidative stress. In many cases, this l…
…rual cycle and can help with PMS symptoms like mood swings, breast tenderness, and irritability. It massively helps increase progesterone levels, which can be beneficial for women with low progesterone. Menopause Support: I've seen thousan…
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