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Why Oral Tolerance Is So Important For Health
Read nowYou may have noticed that recently, I’ve been writing about some obscure health topics. For a long time, I focused on a lot of the more common things you can do to help improve health… well, at least common in...
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Why Circadian Rhythm Is So Important To Good Health
Read nowHave you ever experienced jet lag? It’s an awful feeling, waking up one day (or falling asleep on a plane) and transporting yourself 8+ hours away from your normal timezone and then struggling to get to sleep like you normally...
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What are Biofilms?
Read nowBiofilms, sounds like something you’d watch in a movie theater, right? Well, no one is going to pay to watch a movie featuring Biofilms, mainly because no one wants to spend money to learn about bacteria. And that’s what Biofilms...
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How Sitting Is Harming Our Health
Read nowIt’s hard to believe that something as innocent as sitting could be undoing the health of many people worldwide. While it’s clear our biology is designed for sitting (we have padded rear ends and knees that bend), we were not...
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How Regenerative Farming Could Save the Planet (Yes, really)
Read nowThe thing about medicine is that it is inextricably linked to so many other facets of life. People think that medicine and doctors have nothing to do with farming, grocery stores, sports, and more. In fact, nothing could be further...
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Are Bad Fats Bad For Your Skin, Too?
Read nowRecently I wrote an article on why industrial seed oils (things like canola, soy, corn, safflower, sunflower, etc.), are incredibly damaging to our bodies. As I pointed out when these seed oils are extracted and refined at high temperatures tons...
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What to Get At the Farmer’s Market
Read nowIf you’re like me then you like farmer's markets. And if you don’t like farmer’s markets then after this I think you may. There are some obvious benefits to farmer’s markets, including variety, fun, sunshine, and savings. On top of...
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A New and Proven Way to Help Treat Pain
Read nowNo one enjoys being in pain. It’s probably one of the chief reasons that people end up scheduling an appointment with a doctor. Pain generally signifies something is wrong, and that something (whatever it may be), needs to be fixed....