Holiday sugar hangover cure?

Did the holidays leave you with a sugar hangover, including lethargy, upset stomach, brain fog, mood swings, or joint pain? While alcohol hangover cures are a folklore staple, you can recover from your sugar hangover with some solid steps:

Really…Melatonin for Weight Loss?

Some new research suggests that supplementation with Melatonin could help you lose weight.1 Typically, you will hear about melatonin and its involvement in helping to regulate sleep cycles, but in this case researchers discovered that it helped control weight gain without changing food intake.  Other notable findings include: a significant improvement in dyslipidemia a reduction [...]

Can stress cause your baby’s allergies?

A calm, healthy pregnancy and postpartum period could reduce the risk of allergies in your baby, according to a new Swedish study. Researchers found infants with lower levels of cortisol, an adrenal hormone released in response to stress, developed fewer allergies than other infants. Stress hormone cortisol triggers allergies The researchers believe environmental and lifestyle [...]

Not Completely True: Increased Exercise Prevents Weight Gain

Many of us have had the idea that increased physical activity will decrease our body weight, but new research suggests otherwise.  In a recent study showed “among women consuming a usual diet, physical activity was associated with less weight gain only among women whose BMI was lower than 25. (So if you’re BMI is over [...]

The 4 Components 99% of Weight Loss Programs Are Missing

Weight Loss isn’t just diet and exercise, just ask 99% of people that have tried those and failed because it’s to hard, or because it’s too painful.  New information shows there are at least 4 missing components needed to get people to the point where they can exercise.  I’m hosting a limited number of webinars [...]

Vitamin D outshines vitamin C at preventing flu virus

Compelling evidence links low levels of vitamin D with an increased risk for the flu virus and colds. Most people are deficient. Are you getting enough D?

Can pregnancy cause hypothyroidism?

Question Why did pregnancy trigger my hypothyroidism? Answer Natural immune shifts during pregnancy, together with a genetic tendency and other predisposing factors, can trigger hypothyroidism in some women. Hypothyroidism is an immune disease for most For 90 percent of Americans, hypothyroidism is caused by Hashimoto’s, an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks and [...]

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