November 2018

Experts

Dr. Anne Hussain, ND

Dr. Anne Hussain, ND is passionate about empowering women to take charge of their health and lives. Her expertise is in the area of hormonal changes, fertility, pregnancy, and perinatal care. She is also a birth doula who supports mamas-to-be have a positive birth experience. Dr. Anne practices out of Aurora, Ontario, Canada and is a board-certified naturopathic […]

Body, Skin Care

How Our Hormones Affect Our Skin

Dr. Anne Hussain, ND Like any other system in our body, the skin is complex in its function as well as in its response to stimuli. When we age, the elasticity in our skin decreases and we can get wrinkles and sagging. When we have inflammatory responses in the body, these can manifest as hives,

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Work Environment Complexity Hinders Healthy Lifestyle

Razi Berry What do we do when the complexity of our lives is preventing us from making changes to improve our health? According to a new study, changing multiple behaviors may not be realistic for individuals in high stress jobs with demanding and variable schedules. The study was conducted using nurses, however occupations with similar

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Top 25 Naturopathic Podcasts You Need to be Listening to NOW!

Dr. Lo Radio Show Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel, ND [mk_padding_divider] Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel is a naturopathic doctor and expert in natural medicine. Join her for an informative show each week with a variety of guests in the realm of natural medicine. [mk_button size="x-large" url="http://www.blogtalkradio.com/drloradio?fbclid=IwAR3Z9L3tNn1KjAfxcFYrukAZqhIKigEZem3HtjE-Y0TnzsF0xREIhyjpsEI" fullwidth="true"]Tune-in![/mk_button] Dr Allegra Hart Dr Allegra Hart, ND [mk_padding_divider] Naturopathic
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Short Naps May Help You Process Info

Razi Berry A new research study supports the idea of “sleeping on it,” in terms of weighing the pros and cons of a decision or gaining insight into a complex issue. Study was meant to understand if short bursts of sleep have potential to aid in the processing of unconscious information The study was led

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Treatment for STD, Could be Ineffective in Some Cases

Razi Berry From Tulane University A new study led by an infectious disease epidemiologist at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine could change the way doctors treat a common sexually transmitted disease. The most common curable STD Professor Patricia Kissinger and a team of researchers found the recommended single dose of medication

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