We Hate to say the “M” Word…. If you’ve been feeling inexplicably terrible—brain fog, fatigue, mysterious skin issues, or respiratory problems that just won’t quit—you might not be losing your mind. You might be losing the battle against something far more insidious: toxic mold. Mold illness isn’t some fringe theory cooked...
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Vitamin D and Erectile Dysfunction: Keeping it Brief. Let’s talk about something that affects roughly half of men over 40 but somehow still doesn’t get enough airtime at the dinner table (or anywhere else, for that matter): erectile dysfunction. And before you click away thinking this is just another rehash...
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What is Sugar Exactly? The first thing anyone needs to know about when learning about the effects of sugar is to understand just what sugar is – i.e., what the different types of sugar are. “Sugar” usually refers to white sugar, which is a process sugar from sugar cane or...
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What is glyphosate? Glyphosate is the world’s most widely produced herbicide and is the primary chemical in Roundup™ and over 700 other pesticides and herbicides around the world. We have come to learn that contrary to cryptic hits of safety on herbicide websites, glyphostate is extremely toxic. The Question Though, Is How...
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What is a T4 test? A thyroxine (T4) lab test is used to check for thyroid problems, such as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. T4 is the primary hormone produced by your thyroid, and plays a critical role in many of your body’s functions – such as hormone balance, metabolism, internal thermostat, and growth....
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TSH Test Interpretation Disagreements in Medical Community There is no consensus about the best TSH test interpretation. TSH, or thyroid stimulating hormone, is produced by your pituitary gland and is essentially the gas pedal for how much thyroid hormone (TSH)your thyroid produces. It is an important test when diagnosing hypothyroidism...
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What is a TSH Test? A thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) blood test is used to check for thyroid problems, such as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. TSH controls production of the 2 thyroid hormones: triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4), which both regulate just about about every function in your body, from temperature, to mood,...
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Limp Love? Keep Reading! Nothing will make a man with erectile dysfunction (ED) worse than seeing an ED commercial: bright, happy lights, lots of smiles, flirtatious gestures, attractive women, intimate touching, the sense that this guy just finished making the bed violently squeak. Nothing about this scenario helps anyone with...
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Table of Contents What Hypothyroidism Feels Like Understanding Hypothyroidism Complete Symptom List Environmental Causes Testing & Diagnosis Treatment Options Order Testing What Hypothyroidism Actually Feels Like: The Brutal Truth If your thyroid isn’t working properly, it has a tendency to make you feel like you were hit by a car the previous day. Just imagine this perfect storm of...
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Not All Sugars Are Created Equal: Understanding What You’re Really Eating You’ve heard it before: “Sugar is sugar.” Your body doesn’t know the difference between the fructose in an apple and the high fructose corn syrup in soda, right? Wrong. Dead wrong. Despite what food manufacturers want you to believe, not all...
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