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… it came on and how sick she became. It made me wonder what foods are high in copper and why it causes this type of reaction. I began to wonder if I was also at risk with high copper foods. It is definitely worth it to figure out how to pre…

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our hormones are interconnected. Your symptoms deserve context. And your treatment should be personalized. Stop accepting feeling off as something you simply have to live with. Start asking better questions about your hormones and your heal

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The goal is not to let your genetics define your future. It is to understand them. Because your genes may influence how your body functions, but knowledge gives you the opportunity to ask better questions, make more informed decisions, an

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Most people have never heard of SOD. That may be one of the biggest gaps in the conversation about cellular health. Superoxide dismutase (SOD) is one of your body's primary antioxidant enzymes. Its job is to help neutralize superoxide r

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