Herbs and Premenstrual Syndrome - Medicinal Herbs Podcast Series
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Herbs and Premenstrual Syndrome
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Addressing Daily Toxin Exposure in Pets
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Clinical insights on the advantages of whole food in a nutritional therapy regimen for cardiovascular health and metabolic systems support.
The influence of clinical nutrition on the gut microbiome, digestive function, and systems biology.
Advances in personalized precision medicine, nutrigenomic potential and expression, and the development and management of health conditions.
New technologies and clinical practice insights regarding the use of whole food nutrition for the metabolic inflammation response and managing immune resolution and modulation.
The important role of whole food nutrition in overall health, wellness, and lifestyle for improved patient outcomes and health span.
On a daily basis, the human body is exposed to toxins that can put pressure on the body’s natural metabolic detoxification capacity. Improper clearance of toxins may play a role in obesity, cardiovascular disease, neurocognitive concerns, immune dysfunction, chemical intolerance, and reproductive and developmental concerns.
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) - composed of cannabinoid receptors, endocannabinoids, and metabolic enzymes - serves an essential function in the human body: restoring homeostasis via various physiological and regulatory mechanisms.
Each individual has unique exposure to foreign substances and pathogenic microorganisms from the environment, and as a result, the immune system of every person is unique, even though their cells, tissues, and organs have the same immune machinery to respond to challenges.
Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids can improve metabolic parameters like blood pressure and lipid profiles. Studies of omega-3s have also showed a link to addressing chronic inflammation and chronic conditions like heart disease and stroke.
Magnesium is an essential nutrient, participating in a variety of body functions and supporting multiple body systems. However, as much as 50 percent of the population do not get enough magnesium for good health.
The wholistic approach to veterinary care encompasses looking at support for the body as a whole. Consideration should be given to environment, nutrition, disease pattern, relationships, genetics, and stress levels. Perhaps most important of these is diet and nutrition. Pets have individualized needs and with proper nutrition their bodies have an incredible ability to heal itself.
The Color of Food series is designed to improve understanding of the significance of phytonutrient and nutrient gaps, the GAE connection, the whole food advantage, and the role of specialty crops and the Farm Bill to provide the tools needed to make conscious decisions about our health and the health of the people around us.
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