Do I Have IBS Quiz: Questions Your Doctor May Ask During Diagnosis
Taking a “Do I Have IBS Quiz” can give you an idea of what your stomach issues are, but it’s best to visit a doctor. Read about the questions they’ll ask here!
What to Know Before Considering Infusion Treatment for Lupus
You have options when it comes to managing your lupus. Read here to find out what you should know before considering getting an infusion treatment for lupus.
Intro Into Crohn’s
You may be surprised to know, that most of your body’s immune system is housed in your gut. So, if you have a digestive system problem such as Crohn’s disease that is related to dysfunctional immunity, you’ll find this paper to be life changing.
Understanding Autoimmune Diseases
Discover the basics of autoimmune diseases, including common types and their impact on the body. Learn more about managing and treating these conditions here.
3 Surprising Ways your Gut Affects Multiple Sclerosis
Here I will describe exactly how you can retrain your immune system, and reclaim healthy function by using your intestines. What I will be sharing with you is a form of microbiome hacking that I have been using for years when treating my own patients, with astonishing results.
New to Psoriasis?
Everyone who’s found those dry red blotches on their skin is familiar with the embarrassment, the irritation, and the frustration that comes with Psoriasis.
3 Natural Home Remedies for Lupus; What your doctor probably didn’t tell you.
Here we describe exactly how you can retrain your immune system, and reclaim healthy function, simply by fixing the functionality of your intestines. This is considered a form of biohacking, or more specifically, microbiome hacking, and I constantly employ these techniques when treating my patients.
The Undiscussed Effects your gut has on Rheumatoid Arthritis; What your doctor probably didn’t tell you
You may be shocked to learn that most of your body’s immune system is housed in your gut. Thus, if you are dealing with a problem such as rheumatoid arthritis, which is related to dysfunctional immunity, your gut is likely the culprit.