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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

Tomorrow I will have extra time (or will make the extra time) so THE DOCTOR WILL BE IN. Ask me whatever you want and I will try to answer. I love helping PCOS, ENDOMETRIOSIS, FIBROMYALGIA, PMS cases for women and LOW LIBIDO/TESTOSTERONE PRO

ANNOUNCEMENT! FACEBOOK LIVE this Wednesday night at 7PM MST (usual time and place) HERE. On (MOSTLY) NATURAL OPTIONS FOR MEN’S LOW LIBIDO, LOW TESTOSTERONE, & LOW SEXUALITY. Ask me any questions you want and I’ll try to,answer them. I’ll sh

My newest podcast is up -- this one a recording of the FACEBOOK LIVE from Wednesday night where I talked about HSDD/LOW LIBIDO/LOW TESTOSTERONE/DRY VAGINA in WOMEN. Download it here off Spotify -- https://open.spotify.com/show/3cI2PyUEP95lH

I have found one cause for postpartum depression is a severe vitamin deficiency. It takes a lot to grow a baby for 9 months and during that time mama can be sucked dry of all the things she needs! It can cause low libido and many other thin

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

Infertility affects thousands of couples each year who struggle to find helpful advice. One common treatment recommended is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Although initial testing is performed, it is incredible how many doctors leap to IVF as an answer. The two reasons I would not recommend IVF is the treatment’s cost and scope. To complete the treatment, couples can expect to spend roughly $12,500 (Utah IVF average) while critical infertility issues (low testosterone and sperm count from pituitary, genetic, or nutritional factors) are rarely considered. Unfortunately, more natural female infer

If you have anemia, your clinician may compare this result with a corrected reticulocyte count or production index.

Fasting, Gilbert syndrome, hemolysis, and liver disease may alter result.

Inflammation, hydration, liver synthesis, renal loss, and nutrition affect result.

Ask your clinician to read this result with concurrent glucose, kidney function, and exogenous insulin use.

The test method matters. Ask your clinician to read this result with HDL and ApoB.