If you’ve struggled with any unrelenting skin conditions such as acne, eczema, rosacea, or psoriasis, you’ve probably realized that skin creams and lotions don’t really help. This is because nearly every skin condition isn’t originating in the skin itself, but instead in the gut.
Today I’d like to talk to you about thyroid function and getting properly tested for thyroid function. Learn about what free thyroid hormones and thyroid antibodies to get checked out on this week’s Functional Health Minute.
This recipe for Turmeric Golden Milk is soothing and full of antiinflammatory ingredients. Enjoy!
It’s possible to alleviate symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases, like Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis and it doesn’t always have to take dangerous medications. You can do so with a change in diet or by consuming healing nutraceuticals! Learn how…
There’s an old term that gets thrown around called adrenal fatigue, but what we really found medically is that the adrenal glands themselves are fine in most cases. What’s actually causing this medical condition? Find out here.
Prunes or dried plums are a good source of fiber, sorbitol (a sugar alcohol that can soften and loosen the stool) and contain high levels of phytonutrients called phenols. Get the best of both worlds when you combine them in this Prune Apricot Compote!
For this week’s Functional Health Minute, I’d like to spend a few minutes talking about gut symptoms. About 80% of the immune system is located inside the gut. If we don’t get right what’s going on in there, we’re going to struggle with lots of symptoms! So how do we test for these symptoms? Let me explain.
Are you one of the millions of those affected by chronic fatigue? Or are you in constant debilitating pain – unexplained muscle cramps, numbness or tingling have become your norm. It might surprise you, but the cause of all your chronic symptoms might be the air you breathe!
This is Dr. Emily Parke with your Functional Health Minute. Today, I’d like to follow up on one of my earlier talks and really go through how to do a food reintroduction process after you’ve done food eliminations.
Naltrexone is a prescription medication primarily known for curbing opioid withdrawals and cravings. Naltrexone also reduces alcohol cravings and limits effects if taken beforehand. However, we are finding that Naltrexone has many other conditions it helps treat, including autoimmune disease.
