By Jane Foster, PhD There is not a simple blood test to detect a problem with the gut-brain axis. Ongoing research in the field aims to identify biomarkers that will...
Read MoreBy Leah Linder, ND The gut brain axis is one of the most fascinating health topics, in part because it’s hard to grasp the vastness of the microbiome and influence...
Read MoreBy Jane Foster, PhD Choline is an essential nutrient that is important to neurodevelopment and neurotransmission as well as liver function and general metabolism. Most choline metabolism occurs in the...
Read MoreBy Jane Foster, PhD Microbiota, in general, influence neurotransmission both in the enteric nervous system that surrounds the GI tract and remotely in the brain. Microbes themselves are known to...
Read MoreBy Leah Linder, ND The importance of choosing minerals that are in the most biologically active and absorbable forms can make substantial difference to your health or the health of...
Read MoreBy Jane Foster, PhD Several studies have reported differences in bacterial diversity and differences in bacterial composition in individuals with autism. To date not comparable clinical studies have been conducted....
Read MoreBy Katherine Shagoury This issue focuses on clinical innovation in the integrative field as well as cutting-edge patient protocols for integrative professionals. Included in this issue: Genetics: Why Weren’t We...
Read MoreNon-Member Price: $30.00 Member Price: $18.00 – 40% Off for Members Only Add to Cart Presented by: Lorraine Gahles-Kildow, PhD and Nancy Gahles DC, CCH, MBSR Stress in the healthcare...
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