5 Key Neurotransmitters and 8 Solutions for Anxiety: Cure the Worry!
Do you worry too much? Have you ever found yourself lying awake at night, staring at the ceiling, and wondering why you just can't stop thinking about something that is really…
Do you worry too much? Have you ever found yourself lying awake at night, staring at the ceiling, and wondering why you just can't stop thinking about something that is really…
Summer is here, and with it comes the desire for weight loss. We all want to shed those extra pounds gained during the winter months when everyone binged The Hunger Games…
We’ve all heard about the B complex vitamins and how essential they are for our health. This is a family of various different B nutrients, and niacin is one of them.…
This article is about treating Alzheimer's and other memory problems. Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there? Or maybe you’ve struggled to remember the name…
Welcome to a guide designed for those who, like millions around the world, depend on thyroid medication to manage their thyroid function effectively. Whether you've been prescribed levothyroxine, the generic powerhouse,…
Have you ever eaten a fresh apple and almost instantly felt your throat or mouth get itchy? It’s called Pollen Food Syndrome (PFS) and it has happened to me at times…
Are you feeling tired, gaining weight, or experiencing mood swings and just not sure why? It could be your thyroid acting up, but is it Hashimoto's disease or hypothyroidism? Though they…
Today, I'm diving into the soothing world of natural remedies, specifically exploring how eight remarkable herbs and probiotics can help misophonia. This is a problem where certain sounds can trigger intense…
As a health and wellness blogger with a passion for uncovering lesser-known medical conditions, I recently stumbled upon the intriguing world of misophonia, which literally translates to “hatred of sound.” It…
In the vast universe of our body's cellular communication, one particular receptor might hold more significance than we ever imagined. It's called the P2X7 receptor, and while it may not be…