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Are you feeding your brain?

Are you feeding your brain?

In supporting mental health and brain balance, the simple things really do matter – sleep, exercise, and good nutrition. These foundational lifestyle aspects can have a significant and effective impact in balancing the brain and alleviating symptoms like depression and anxiety.

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Text Neck

The 45 degree angle that a person tilts their head down to check their phone is adding upwards of 50- 70 pounds of increased pressure on the muscles of the neck?

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Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth

Chronic abdominal bloating is one of the key symptoms of a condition known as SIBO  (Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth).  It is a colonization of the small intestine by bacteria that are normally not present there.

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Our Bodies are Smarter than Smart Phones!

Research about new technology is an integral and constant part of our society – new phone, new car, new computer… But that research seems insignificant compared to a smarter and more complex technology: our body!

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Is fish oil as good as everyone says?

One of the most commonly known supplements on the market today is fish oil. It comes in many different forms – from liquid cod liver oil like your parents used to give you by the spoonful, to capsules of highly purified extra strength potency omega-3.

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Early Morning Alarm Clock

Do you wake up every night, night after night?  Maybe it’s at 3am, or closer to 4am, or 5am? Early morning waking is a common sleep concern.

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Be sweet and treat your feet – Part One

Putting your feet through long days and nights of little to no arch support and constant pounding on the pavement can leave your feet fatigued, over worked and sore. Bunions, calluses, hammer toe and other problems can arise from prolonged avoidance of foot problems.

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Your Gut and Your Health – Part One

Research has recently started to reveal that our gut health is integral to our over all health.  An unhealthy gut can contribute to a wide range of diseases states including Diabetes, Obesity, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Autism, Depression and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome…

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