We’ve all had it happen. You’re driving down the road… and someone pops into your head. A friend you haven’t spoken to in years. Seconds later, your phone lights up.
“So if it’s not the cholesterol, and it’s not the statin… could the real killer be inflammation? Welcome back to The Cholesterol Conspiracy Mini-Series, Part 3. The courtroom is packed.
Mold growth in homes is a frequent issue caused by excess moisture and poor ventilation. Recognizing early signs of mold is important to prevent health risks and property damage. Mold
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) is a complex multi-system illness triggered by prolonged exposure to biotoxins, such as those found in mold or associated with Lyme disease. It leads to
Wondering what the heck CIRS is and what it has to do with making you feel bad? No, it’s not a new version of the IRS, although talk about scary.
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) is a complex multi-symptom illness triggered by exposure to biotoxins, most commonly from mold. Understanding CIRS in the context of mold exposure is crucial because
If you’ve ever felt like your body is falling apart while your lab work looks “perfect,” you’ve probably heard it before: “It’s just stress” or “Maybe you’re overreacting.” Cue the
Part 2 of the Cholesterol Conspiracy Mini-Series. Click here for Part 1. So, you walk into your doctor’s office for something totally unrelated — a sore knee, maybe a
(…and why you probably shouldn’t either) The Panic Lab Report It happens almost daily. A patient sits down across from me like they’ve just gotten a letter from the IRS.
