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Second Brain Theory About Depression

Brain disorders can take many forms, one of which is autism. In this particular area you can again find compelling evidence of the link between brain and gut health. For example, gluten intolerance is frequently a feature of autism, and many autistic children will improve when following a strict gluten-free diet. Many autistic children also tend to improve when given probiotics, either in the form of fermented foods or probiotic supplements.

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The Truth About Splenda

Today, we have Dr. Anca with us for some insight on the sweetener, Splenda. As you read her take on the widely accepted replacement for sugar and visit the resource Web site she recommends, consider your own nutrition and the amount of sweets or sugar that you consume on a regular basis.

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Money Issues and Your Health

Dr. Lamse has joined us today to answer a couple of questions. Remember, if you have any inquiries for her or anyone on the author panel, please direct them via the Contact Page. They will be answered here on the site in the upcoming weeks. Be well-be beautiful-be happy.

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Bio-Communication Testing

I am so thrilled that Dr. Terri Hawkins-Fox is sharing today on Bio-Communication Nutritional Testing. She is the founder and owner of Natural Rejuvenation in Indianapolis, Indiana, an expert in mind/body health, a certified massage theripist, and an author.

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Steps of Emotional Growth

We have a real treat for you today. Meta-Physician, Deborah Stuart, forwarded the following chart to me to help with understanding and developing a healthful emotional state of being. First, please read a little about her and the contributions she's made to this science.

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The Truth About Tea

Today, we have the pleasure of hearing from our own Dr. Lamse on the topic of caffeine and tea consumption. She gives her advice on the best ones for health and a few facts that you should know about what you're putting into your body when you drink these types of beverages.

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Stop Menstrual Pain Naturally

Monthly womanly woes used to incapacitate me if I did not take high-dose Ibuprofen. However, I stopped the Ibuprofen after it affected my gut negatively, and I started searching for natural ways to relieve pain.

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Mind and Body Heath from Inspiration and Beauty

Today, we have the honor of hearing from our own Dr. Lamse on the topic of exercise for health. Her wisdom and insights will take you to the next level of overall wellness, beauty, and self-discovery. I find her to be one of the most caring and brilliant physicians that I've ever met.

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Inspiration From the Doctor

I found the following quotes worthy of our time today. When seeking true health, remember to keep your mind open, your heart hopeful, and your doctor on his or her toes. Enjoy the thoughts I've complied from some interesting people. Be well-be beautiful.

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Multivitamin Deception

Today, I wanted to share a video that was posted on one of my favorite sites, Mercola.com. Dr. Mercola discusses the dangers of taking synthetic, below standard multivitamins.

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Dotoxing Tips from the Experts

New Year = New You...Right? Spring-boarding off of yesterday's post about self-renewal, let's talk about some physical things you can do to truly create a better, healthier you in the upcoming months.

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Women’s Body Changes

I am in my forties now and find that my body is changing in many ways - my period, appetite, libido, weight, etc., and I wondered what, if anything, should I be concerned about.

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Tylenol vs. Ibuprofen for Arthritis Pain

Is it better for me to take Tylenol or Ibuprofen for osteoarthritis? I’m a 50-year old, pretty darned healthy female, although my healthy half-sister had a heart attack out of the blue and died at 53.

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