How do we identify…and prevent Alzheimer’s? Dr. Bredesen is internationally recognized as an expert in the mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, and the author of the New York Times bestsellers The End of Alzheimer’s. Dr. Bredesen has broken down the archaic approach to treating Alzheimer’s. He shares several stories of real patients
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Testosterone replacement therapy is about returning what time and nature can take away. Hormone balance impacts all of your moods, emotions, mental function, and physical health. To get the best results and achieve optimum health, these systems must be tested and treated appropriately using specific targeted natural amino acids, nutrients, and bio-identical hormone therapy. Bio-identical
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Less stress, more sex? While it’s well known that chronic stress isn’t good for us, we may not realize the toll it takes on libido. Because the body interprets ongoing stress as life threatening, it naturally prioritizes survival over reproduction or pleasure. In today’s world, many women are simply worn out as a result of
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How can you enhance your libido? Reality television and advertising often dramatize the world of sex today. The media, celebrities, and pop culture define a very specific look as “sexy.” Women’s round hips and big breasts are desirable, while other physical traits are not. However, the attributes that are supposed to be universally desired are,
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Finding the underlying cause of illness is often as simple as testing. Medical professionals can perform a wide range of tests to assess the underlying cause of symptoms or illnesses, including basic labs to sophisticated imaging. The power of these tests to obtain information and save lives has encouraged the hope of a “magic bullet”
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If you are reading this, you probably know someone with an addiction. The holidays are a season of overindulgence. Are you looking forward to the festive holiday season filled with love and laughter? Or are you concerned that drugs, alcohol, or watching an overweight loved one overeating might compromise the best of family plans? Are
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Are you excited about the holidays? Perhaps you have some “mixed” feelings as you look forward to family, friends and all the celebrations. You love the season and the festivities but may be thinking, “I wish I felt better.” If only I had more energy, more focus, was sleeping better, had less pain, and was
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A person’s emotional imbalances like anxiety, depression, insomnia and mood swings affect family and friends, in addition to school and workplace performance. These imbalances also often result in cravings and addictions. An imbalance of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters can cause these disorders. Balancing neurotransmitters can alleviate most, if not all, of theses symptoms. What is...
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Most women think of “hormones” as estrogen, progesterone, and sometimes testosterone. Throughout a woman’s lifetime, her hormones will fluctuates, leaving her attribute mood swings, anxiety, depression, fatigue, joint pain, weight gain, low libido, hot flashes, cravings, mental confusion or memory loss, and insomnia to this hormone imbalance. This is, however, only one piece of the
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What do rheumatoid arthritis, gastrointestinal disease, toxins, brain chemistry, hormones and low vitamin D have in common? They are risk factors for heart disease! This may be why you may know people who have had a heart attack, stroke or heart disease without having the usual risk factors. We all know the importance of diet,
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