Pain is one of the leading reasons why Americans turn to complementary and alternative therapies and practices, and the integrative healthcare community has been a tremendous player in ensuring non-pharmacologic...
Read MoreThis issue focuses on the year in review and highlights some of the exciting developments in integrative healthcare, as well as trending industry topics. Included in this issue: Rethinking adrenal...
Read MoreBy Leah Linder, ND There are two main families of good bacteria in the gut: bacteroidetes and firmicutes. Body weight seems be related to the balance of these two families...
Read MoreBy Leah Linder, ND You’ve asked a question nutrigenomic researchers are still working to answer. Studies of artificial sweeteners are mixed, with some indicating that people using them eat fewer...
Read MoreThe term “neurotransmitters” refers to neuroactive substances that include amino acids such as glutamate and g-aminobutyric acid (GABA), as well as biogenic amines such as dopamine, serotonin, and histamine. Neurotransmitters...
Read MoreThis issue focuses on integrative healthcare policy and regulation from the past year, as well as developments that could affect patient practice going forward. Included in this issue: Integrative healthcare...
Read MoreBy Jane Foster, PhD There is certainly a connection between the gut and the brain, however, I am not aware of any evidence that directly links gut health directly to...
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