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5 Tips to find the best multivitamin for both men and women

5 Tips to Find The Best Multivitamin For Men and Women

Multivitamins are supposed to have all of the necessary nutrients that your body needs to function optimally all in one (or a few) capsules.  They sound great in theory, but are they really as good as they sound? It depends! There are absolutely some people who should consider using a multivitamin each day, but in …

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top #3 natural thyroid supplements

The Top #3 Natural Thyroid Supplements to Increase T3 & T4 Levels

Can supplements actually help improve your thyroid function and help with things like weight loss or fatigue? Yes! They absolutely can and do help many patients. They aren’t miracle pills, but certain supplements have been clinically shown to improve thyroid function in various ways. Would it surprise you to know that there are at least …

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The full list of natural and conventional treatments for hyperthyroidism

List of Natural & Conventional Treatments for Hyperthyroidism

Are you suffering from hyperthyroidism or do you suspect you have hyperthyroidism? If so you need to understand ALL of the treatments available to you as a patient.  This guide will walk you through the most common hyperthyroid treatments including conventional medications and procedures, the potential side effects, and also natural approaches to managing your …

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How and why you should use biotin for hair growth (1)

How & Why You Should use Biotin for Hair Growth

Biotin is a special nutrient that may help curb hair loss.  The catch? It must be used appropriately, in the right people, at the right dose, and for the right length of time.  Clinical studies have shown that daily use of biotin does indeed improve hair strength probably through its powerful effects on the protein …

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the stress, cortisol, and weight gain connection

The Stress, Cortisol and Weight Gain Connection (& How to Stop it)

Can too much stress increase cortisol and lead to weight gain? The answer is a definite yes.  Stress influences multiple systems in the body and may lead to the dysregulation of one of the most important hormones in your body – cortisol.  Learn more about the influence stress has on cortisol and other hormones in …

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3 Step Thyroid Support System

3 Step Natural Thyroid Support Supplement System

Supporting thyroid function may be one of the most important and rewarding things you choose to do.  Why? Because your thyroid controls multiple systems that all interact to create your subjective sense of energy and well-being.  These systems also control your metabolism, weight, and energy levels.  You can improve these systems by using the right …

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symptoms of high estrogen in men

Common Symptoms Of High Estrogen in Men & What Causes it

Estrogen, along with testosterone, may be one of the most important hormones to monitor in men.  High estrogen can cause symptoms ranging from weight gain to nipple tenderness to water retention.  Learn the most common symptoms of high estrogen in men and how to deal with it in this guide:  The Importance of Testosterone & …

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6 causes of high DHEA and DHEA-S in women

6 Causes of High DHEA (& DHEA-S) Levels in Women + Treatment

Are you suffering from high DHEA-s? If so maybe you are experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, or signs of hirsutism. All of these symptoms and more may be caused by high levels of DHEA, but the question is what causes high DHEA to begin with? Once you understand WHY your DHEA levels are …

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debunking the thyroid obesity myth

Debunking the Thyroid Obesity Myth + 6 Weight Loss Tips & Tricks

Let’s debunk this myth once and for all.  No doubt you’ve heard people claim that their weight gain is due to having thyroid problems. The reply is always something along the lines of: “Blaming your thyroid is an excuse for not having self-control or for being lazy”.  But is this really true? Not really, in …

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