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Are Probiotics Responsible for Your Happiness? The Surprising Gut-Brain Connection. By Brad King, MS, MFS
When you think about love and happiness, your gut probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But what if I told you that a handful of tiny microbes living in your digestive tract could help brighten your mood, deepen your connections with others, and even make you feel more loving? Enter Lactobacillus reuteri and other gut-friendly bacteria. These “happy bugs” do more than digest food—they actively communicate with your brain through neurochemicals like serotonin, dopamine, and oxytocin[1]. Here’s the scoop on how they work, why they’re missing in many of us, and how you can bring them back...
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Inflammation, Stress, Sleep & Your Immune System
People who get less sleep are more likely to catch a cold, but it turns out that these individuals also experience more systemic inflammation[6]. Though it's not proven exactly why reduced sleep causes inflammation, scientists believe that a lack of sleep triggers excess pro-inflammatory signals in our blood vessels
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Hay is for Horses - The Natural Cure for Allergies
written by Brad King, MS, MFS Ah (choo), allergies—the bane of our existence. We've all experienced the itchy eyes, runny noses, and sneezing fits that come hand in hand with certain seasons or encounters with furry friends. But have you ever wondered why allergies plague so many of us? And is there a way to find relief without relying on a pharmacy aisle full of antihistamines? In this blog, we'll explore the fascinating world of allergies, uncover the secret behind their seasonal nature, dissect the workings of antihistamines, and dive into the realm of natural supplements that have shown...
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Shilajit and Humic-Fulvic Acid – What You Need to Know
North American Shilajit, with its origins dating back nearly 100 million years, is rich in humic and fulvic acids—substances that have played a significant role in traditional medicine across cultures for millennia.
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