By Ramneek S. Bhogal, DC DABCI As you’re walking past the café’s, delis, and bakeries in town and you realize that your digestion process is activated. You sense the increase in saliva production and...
By Dr. Adam Killpartrick What is Methylation? We can think of the addition and subtraction of methyl groups as a switch. When a methyl group is added to a compound, a reaction begins. Perhaps it is...
By Dr. Gary Kracoff, RPh, NMD One of the most prevalent ways that elevated cortisol presents is abdominal adiposity and overweight. This is driven by two areas of physiology that I would say are...
By Dr. Ronald Hoffman Diindolylmethane (DIM) is a versatile nutraceutical for which I find many uses in my practice. It is naturally obtained via dietary consumption of cruciferous vegetables....
By Ramneek S. Bhogal, DC, DABCI As health care practitioners, we are all very well aware of the role that stress plays in our patient’s well-being. We see clinical presentations like anxiety,...
Metabolism has recently become a very important topic. As our food sources and activity levels have changed over time, so too have the success of our metabolic functions. It is now estimated that one...
DMG is a precursor to many of the amino acids and neurotransmitters that aid in brain and nerve function.* It helps the body adapt to various forms of stress and supports immune system wellness.*...
For centuries, Chinese, Egyptian and other cultures seriously interested in health (and the preservation of human health over time) have made use of mushrooms’ many benefits.* Today, we don’t have to...
If you’ve ever had a compressed or pinched nerve, or dealt with any nerve pain at all, like a funny bone hit, you know just how tough it can be to put on a smile and face the day in the face of...