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Month: April 2026

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency: Not Just Pancreatitis— 20+ Additional Factors to Consider

Clinicians are eager to treat with PERT, but it’s always important to ask, “Why does this patient have EPI, or why are their FE-1 levels suboptimal (<500 μg/g)?” Some underlying causes can be treated, which means pancreatic function can return to normal, and patients are not reliant on PERT with every meal long-term. For example, celiac patients with EPI who start a gluten-free diet restore the mucosal lining and often normalize pancreatic function and FE-1 levels within months.

The Aging Female Heart: Beyond the Male Model of Cardiovascular Care

Heart health remains a universal concern, but women face a distinct set of structural, biological and psychosocial influences that drive cardiovascular risk. As female patients transition through menopause—and the protective effects of estrogen drop—their risks amplify. Women require a personalized approach to cardiovascular care—and research highlights the effectiveness of natural interventions and evidence-based supplements in fortifying the female heart, enhancing whole-body wellness and promoting longevity.

Heart Health eBook… Food, Nutrients & Top Wellness Tips

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., yet much of its risk is modifiable through targeted lifestyle and nutritional interventions. This patient friendly overview highlights eight evidence-based strategies—including blood sugar control, sleep optimization, stress management, and exercise—alongside key cardioprotective foods and nutrients such as omega-3–rich fish,Read

Cannabidiol’s Intriguing Role in Joint Health

For thousands of years, cannabis has been used by people suffering from pain, including joint-related disorders.1 Today, joint pain is the largest medical reason for requesting use of the drug.1  In comparison, it is only relatively recently that researchers have started to investigate cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive component of cannabis, forRead

What Decades of Vitamin C Research Say About Mental Health & Stress Resilience

Research published in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry reveals vitamin C’s powerful role in mental health beyond basic nutrition. This comprehensive review demonstrates how ascorbic acid modulates stress physiology, supports neurotransmitter function, and may help reduce anxiety and depression symptoms. Learn how this essential vitamin concentrates in brain tissue to regulate mood-controlling pathways and discover evidence-based approaches for incorporating vitamin C into mental health treatment plans.

Your Patients Not Eating Enough Fruits and Veggies? A Robust Multi Is a Solution 

look for a nutrient‑dense multivitamin-phytonutrient formula designed to support antioxidant defense, cellular energy production, cardiometabolic health, and visual-cognitive function across the lifespan. A multi with the combination of vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients makes it ideal for anyone who is not eating the recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables.

Mycotoxin Biotransformation and Detox Support: 8 Evidence-Informed Supplements

A solid supplement protocol can optimize the body’s natural detoxification processes and expedite a patient’s recovery from mycotoxin illness. Since many patients with mycotoxin illness struggle with neurological consequences, supplements that help support brain health can address common symptoms like brain fog, confusion, memory loss, sleep disruption, anxiety, depression, and mood swings. Supplements may also help repair the immune system, support the body’s cellular function and metabolic processes, and reverse oxidative cellular and tissue damage.