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Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
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Neuroplasticity Part I with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, defining the concept and reviewing its history. Lazarus compares and contrasts functional...
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Stress is Necessary: The Forgotten Flight of Hormesis
The cycle of healthy hormesis occurs when a strong environmental signal produces manageable biological damage, causing the brain and body to respond...
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Food, Nutrition, and the Methylation Balancing Act
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Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
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Neuroplasticity Part I with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
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Stress is Necessary: The Forgotten Flight of Hormesis
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Three Simple Habits to Revive Genetic Potential
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Insights on Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, Nutrition, and Epigenetics
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Though DNA remains the same throughout life, lifestyle and diet can actually determine which genes turn on, and which turn off.
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Food, Nutrition, and the Methylation Balancing Act
Methylation has garnered much attention in recent years, especially now that health professionals are beginning to understand the clinical...
Article • September 15, 2020 • 3 min readBookmark
Bitter Perception Affects Vegetable Consumption
Some individuals have a genetic code written to perceive certain plant compounds as particular bitter. According to research, taste perception makes...
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Beyond Fingerprints: An Argument for the Personalized Health Revolution
The diversity among human beings is so extreme that there is a great need for individualized approaches to health, wellness, nutrition, and medical...
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The cycle of healthy hormesis occurs when a strong environmental signal produces manageable biological damage, causing the brain and body to respond...
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Insights on Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, Nutrition, and Epigenetics
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2018 IHS Preconference – Epigenetic Insights and Improving Inflammatory Responses
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Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, reviewing the various conditions associated with neuroplasticity as well as brain-derived...
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