Exploring Hashimoto’s and Thyroid Function Through Hair Analysis
Hair Analysis in Diagnosed Hashimoto’s Disease & Thyroid Dysfunction Hashimoto's disease silently disturbs the delicate balance of your body's hormonal harmony. According to American Thyroid Association (ATA), Hashimoto's affects an…
Supplement Effectiveness? Hair Analysis Exposes Your Deficiencies
Discover the Effectiveness of Your Supplements through Hair Mineral Analysis! Picture this: You've carefully stocked your kitchen with various nutritional supplements for your well-being. You have spent a lot of…
5 Surprising Benefits of Balancing Sodium to Potassium Ratio
Maintaining optimal health is a constant pursuit. Among many other secrets to achieving it, one might lie in a humble ratio—sodium-to-potassium. This often-overlooked duo is key to opening a world…
The Controversy about Chemtrails and their Impacts on Health and Environment! Do you ever wonder when you sometimes see the long-lasting streaks in the sky left by airplanes? These streaks…
Groundwater Contamination; Chemicals, Effects, and Prevention
Take a Deep Dive into Groundwater Contamination to Guard Your Health! Life on Earth heavily depends on groundwater. The water under the earth is the most important source of drinking…
The U.S. allows foods banned across the globe but why? We think we can trust our government and its departments to protect us or keep us safe, but they are…
Hair Analysis Results Can Determine Health Issues From Mineral Deficiencies To Serious Illness. I have seen clients improving or eliminating disease once they know what their body needs to rebuild…
What are PFAS chemicals? PFAS chemicals, short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, have existed since the 1940s. These chemicals were initially developed for their unique ability to resist heat, water,…
Why Buy Organic Versus Non-Organic Produce? Fruits and vegetables are staple parts of any diet, and it can be difficult to determine which type is the better option to include…
Do you know why you may be struggling to lose weight? Obesogens may be the culprit. More than 42% of Americans are considered obese, according to the Centers for Disease…