Let’s take a look at exactly why EMFs are harmful, how the up and coming 5G technology will impact EMFs, and how you can protect yourself and your loved ones from their effects.
Today we’re going to explore exactly what irritable bowel syndrome is, how your gut microbiome might be the root cause, and the steps you can take to manage this condition.
Immunology in the Gut Mucosa. The gut mucosa hosts the body’s largest population of immune cells. Nature Immunology in collaboration with Arkitek Studios have produced an animation unravelling the complexities of mucosal immunology in health and disease…. CHECK THIS OUT! The gut mucosa is the largest and most dynamic immunological environment of the body. It’s…
Dr. Carnahan and Hypothyroid Mom Facebook Q&A Question 1: Brianna Wyckoff-My hair is constantly falling out, but I’m not at all going bald. My home is covered in hair. I get fistfuls in the shower. No doc seems to care. My husband hates it. Why??? Alopecia has many causes, ask your doctor to check thyroid…
Most of us are familiar with having the occasional belly ache or bout of bloating and gas. But what happens when your daily bloating becomes so bad you can hardly button your pants? Or when your abdominal pain gets so bad that it’s hard to even leave the house? This is the unfortunate reality for…
Today we’re going to explore exactly what an inflammatory bowel disease is, how this condition is linked to your microbiome, and the monumental impact your diet can have on transforming your gut health. Let’s dive in.
In this article, we’re going to dive into the fascinating connection between your gut and your immune system. And more importantly, we’ll uncover exactly how you can support your gut and give your immune system a boost.
Most people can relate to the frustrating situation of making an appointment to see their doctor, only for the appointment to start an hour or more later. Then, after a very rushed visit, being sent home with a prescription and no new insight into what exactly is happening with their health.
Today we’re going to specifically explore mycobacterium as it is a possible culprit triggering the development of Crohn’s disease.
Today we’re going to dive into exactly what Crohn’s disease is, how fungal overgrowth can contribute to this condition, and most importantly, what you can do about it. Let’s dive in.
