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Immune Resilience: A Science-Backed Protocol for Preventive Maintenance
As cold and flu season approaches, immune health is top of mind for most patients, But rather than reacting to infection, a proactive protocol centered ...
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Creatine and Cognition: Is There Benefit for Alzheimer’s Disease?
Creatine’s role in fitness and muscle health is well-supported, and studies show numerous other health benefits, including improved cognition. Creatine is a compound from amino ...
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The Next Frontier in Nutrient Delivery: Hydrogels, Polyphenol NO Activators, and Neuro-Calming Botanicals
Introduction: Today’s Patients, Tomorrow’s Solutions In modern practice, single-issue patient visits are increasingly rare. Instead, many present with overlapping concerns such as subtle metabolic dysregulation, ...
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The Wellbeing Prescription: Restoring the Whole Patient
Many patients present not with specific, acute conditions, but rather with a general lack of wellbeing. How a comprehensive protocol bolstered by science-backed supplements can ...
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Darkness Deficiency: Winning the Battle Against Poor Sleep
We’ve heard a lot about the effects of sunlight deficiency on vitamin D production. Now researchers are starting to realize that people are also suffering ...
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Ivermectin: What’s All the Hype?
In this article, we'll take a balanced look at the science behind ivermectin, including its origin, mechanism of action, and therapeutic uses. While every promising ...
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A Natural Way to Help with Pain and Inflammation
Aging and the ripple effect that can occur over the passage of years and decades can add a tremendous burden of inflammation that can be ...
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Psilocybin in Practice: Real World Cases Part 1
Pam Conboy Abstract Psilocybin, a 5-HT2A serotonin receptor agonist, exhibits a multifaceted pharmacological profile with effects on dopamine and glutamate neurotransmission. With its stellar safety ...
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Social Media Use Among Adolescents Contributes to Increased Depressive Symptoms Over Time
A longitudinal study in JAMA Network Open reveals a significant within-person link between increased social media use and rising depressive symptoms among adolescents. Findings emphasize ...
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Postbiotics – Capturing Microbial Benefits Without Live Microbes
The Leap to Postbiotics – Born of Necessity and Insight Early 2020. COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill, and with it, our fledgling FMT ...
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