...other issues: GI distress; food intolerances; peripheral vascular insufficiency (which led me to an unsuccessful and unnecessary surgery); chilblains; costochondritis; debilitating menstrual
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...scans consisting of: MRI CT scan X-Ray Ultrasound Echocardiogram Bloods Endoscopy Urea Breath Test Food Intolerance Test SIBO Breath Test Stool Tests
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...in vitamin A. Zoey will now tell me "blah..blah..blah" when she thinks a food will cause a reaction. She will still eat
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...calorie malnutrition, diets high in sugars and processed foods loaded in environmental chemicals but deficient in actual nutrients induce hypoxia. Many of
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...medications down gradually before complete cessation. During that time, we cleaned up her diet (mostly organic, no gluten, no sugar, no processed
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...investigation in your patient population? That nutrient is thiamine or vitamin B1 and it is essential to mitochondrial energetics – the conversion
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...sensitivity. When sleep is insufficient, key hormones controlling appetite and food intake – ghrelin and leptin – are also disrupted. Hence, short
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Several years ago, I worked in Downtown Boston for a large corporation. Every so often, I bought lunch from the
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