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Unexplained Lactation: Causes and When to Seek Help
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Unexplained Lactation: Causes and When to Seek Help

Key Points Galactorrhea, or unexplained lactation, refers to nipple discharge unrelated to pregnancy or nursing. Hormonal disruptions, medications, and…
Posted by By Dr Aneesia Satheesan, BAMS, MD, MSc 2 Comments0 Shares
The Supplements to Reduce Cortisol – Why Pills Alone Aren’t Enough (And What Actually Works)
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The Supplements to Reduce Cortisol – Why Pills Alone Aren’t Enough (And What Actually Works)

Complete the Cortisol Supplement Effectiveness Assessment to see if your current approach is working Are You Taking Cortisol-Lowering Supplements…
Posted by By Dr. Arno Kroner, OMD LAc MBA 2 Comments0 Shares
5 Hidden Reasons Your Anxiety Won’t Go Away (And What Harvard Researchers Discovered Instead)
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5 Hidden Reasons Your Anxiety Won’t Go Away (And What Harvard Researchers Discovered Instead)

If racing thoughts, constant worry, and that tight feeling in your chest won’t leave you alone – but you’ve…
Posted by By Dr. Arno Kroner, OMD LAc MBA 2 Comments0 Shares
How to Reduce Cortisol Naturally – Beyond Supplements & Diet Changes
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How to Reduce Cortisol Naturally – Beyond Supplements & Diet Changes

Discover the HPA Axis Self-Assessment and learn if your stress response system needs supportUnderstanding how the body regulates cortisol…
Posted by By Dr. Saloni Kabra, B.H.M.S. 2 Comments0 Shares
They Laughed When I Said My “Ear Device” Cost $900 – But When They Saw How Calm I Was During Our Crisis Meeting…
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They Laughed When I Said My “Ear Device” Cost $900 – But When They Saw How Calm I Was During Our Crisis Meeting…

How a little-known nerve in your ear influences stress responses — and why researchers are exploring 30-minute daily vagus…
Posted by By Dr. Saloni Kabra, B.H.M.S. 2 Comments0 Shares
Understanding Mood Fluctuations: Causes and Impacts on Well-being
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Understanding Mood Fluctuations: Causes and Impacts on Well-being

Key Points: Mood shifts are common and shaped by a mix of biology, psychology, lifestyle  habits, and environmental influences.…
Posted by By Dr. Aashita Yadav, BHMS 2 Comments0 Shares
Are your fatigue symptoms linked to Nervous System Dysregulation?
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Are your fatigue symptoms linked to Nervous System Dysregulation?

Read the Vagus Nerve Impairment and find out May Your Nervous System Keeping You in a State of Chronic…
Posted by By Dr. Selcuk Yildiz, MD 3 Comments0 Shares
The Complex Link Between Trauma and Autoimmune Diseases
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The Complex Link Between Trauma and Autoimmune Diseases

Our life experiences, especially the deeply distressing ones, do more than leave emotional marks; they can have a real,…
Posted by By Dr. Arno Kroner, OMD LAc MBA 2 Comments0 Shares
A Two-Way Street: How Blood Sugar Problems and Your Mental Health Are Linked
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A Two-Way Street: How Blood Sugar Problems and Your Mental Health Are Linked

Our physical and mental health are deeply connected, often influencing each other in a constant conversation. This link is…
Posted by By Dr. Arno Kroner, OMD LAc MBA 2 Comments0 Shares
What’s the Best Way to Study Sleep Management? Comparing Actigraphy and Polysomnography in Melatonin Research
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What’s the Best Way to Study Sleep Management? Comparing Actigraphy and Polysomnography in Melatonin Research

Introduction If you’ve ever taken melatonin to help with sleep, you might wonder how scientists figure out whether it…
Posted by By Dr. Pallavi Tripathi, MD 2 Comments0 Shares

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