Becoming the director of your health is one of the most important skills you will ever learn – but what does it really mean? Many of us think, “If I just eat right and exercise I’ll be healthy, and if by some random chance I do become sick with a disease, my doctor will fix […]
Read MoreFor many us diagnosed with a disease label, before that diagnosis we thought we were healthy. We started having symptoms and went to our doctor, only to be given a life-altering diagnosis. From there we followed standard of care and managed our symptoms, all the while losing our independence and our quality-of-life. But then we start to research. We read, watch videos, listen to podcasts, look […]
Read MoreA decade ago, few people in the general public were aware that our bodies are host to complex microbial communities. Fewer still were aware that these microbiomes play an integral part in our physical, mental and emotional wellbeing and that an imbalance in these communities often leads to disease. Over the years, research has proven time and […]
Read MoreBelieving that Your Doctor Supports You on Your Health Journey Increases Your Chances of Success Whenever we make positive but difficult changes to better our health, it is vital that we have the right support systems in place. Starting a new exercise regimen with a friend or family member can boost your chances of sticking with it […]
Read MoreWe’ve all heard that a healthy body is an active one. So, those of you with desk jobs might be making that extra effort to exercise regularly to avoid the health risks of a sedentary lifestyle. However, a recent report published in Annals of Internal Medicine based on the findings of 47 articles, claims that […]
Read MoreDid you know that angry outbursts are bad for your heart? In European Heart Journal: Acute Cardiovascular Care, researchers studied 313 people who had suffered from acute coronary blockages and asked them about any angry episodes that they might have had in the 48 hours before their symptoms began. They discovered a link between angry outbursts […]
Read MoreI will share how I’ve been able to live a healthy, active, symptom-free life even though I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis over 30 years ago.