We all know it is coming. We fight it tooth and nail. We don’t give into the relentless annoyance of it. But yet, somehow it always seems to have the upper hand. And by “it", I mean your metabolism or lack thereof. How is it that three little numbers makes us lose so much sleep?
You know the saying “prevention is better than cure”? Well, in this month’s blog, we will be discussing prevention from a whole new perspective: it's called healthy zen living. It will take us to a level that is so deep, that healing can only be understood by experiencing the change. As I took advantage of these
It has been some time since I have talked about Adrenal Fatigue. As with anything in medicine, there is debate as to whether this is a real condition or a made up label for where there is no answer. Before we can answer that question, it is important to understand the purpose of the adrenal
Coming off of the holiday sugar rush, this month’s blog couldn’t have come at a better time: 5 ways to prevent pre-diabetes. With discipline, determination and an understanding, pre-diabetes can be controlled effectively with diet and exercise alone. The Mayo Clinic defines pre-diabetes as, “The blood sugar level is higher than normal but not yet high enough
There comes a point in our lifespan where the hormones biologically begin to slow down production and we begin to consider hormone therapy. When our body senses the slowing of stressors in our crazy lives, it has no need to keep up with the high demands of life. While this is a good thing, the
A common question I get in my practice is "How much sleep should I be getting?" This is a very important question. Last year, the Centers for Disease Control called insufficient sleep a public epidemic. It is estimated that nearly half of all American adults get less than the minimum recommendation of seven hours of
Estrogen and progesterone are hormones that play a significant role in women's health. These two hormones are most commonly understood as they relate to menstrual cycles, but they affect so many other areas of wellbeing, especially as women age. Both estrogen and progesterone are primarily produced by the ovaries. From adolescence until perimenopause, estrogen and
How many of these symptoms describe you? Extreme fatigue Weight gain Irritability Muscle aches Depression Rapid hair graying Decreased libido And too many other “little issues attributed to aging” These little issues could be caused by a small gland with some big responsibilities. That gland is your thyroid. The thyroid gland produces and stores hormones
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16216 Baxter Road • Suite 325 • Chesterfield, MO 63017
Phone: (636) 777-8058 Fax: (636) 777-8059
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Chesterfield, MO 63017
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