What is Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)?
This allergy season has been particularly troubling, and relief can feel hard to come by. Every sneeze, itchy nose, and watery eye can feel like your body is alerting you that your body is not enjoying your current surroundings. Living Wellness Medical Center offers sublingual immunotherapy, which can help relieve both seasonal and chronic allergies. […]
Bone Support
By: Dr. Alyssa Cooper Bone support is crucial to keep in mind during aging. Osteopenia is a condition where bone density is lower than the average and osteoporosis occurs when there is loss of bone weakening them and making them prone to fractures. When treating either of these conditions, there are key nutrients to consider […]
The Adrenal Glands and the Role they Play in Stress
By: Dr. Sarv Varta Khalsa, NMD What is stress? The term “stress”, was first coined by Dr. Hans Selye in 1936, who defined it as “the non-specific response of the body to any demand for change”. He is acknowledged as the “father” of the field of stress research, having gained worldwide recognition for introducing the concept […]
Spring Cleaning to Revitalize your Health
By: Dr. Lauri Brouwer Hooray for Spring! This is a great time of year to step back and take a look at our daily habits to review how they may or may not be supporting our feeling and looking great. First up, nutrition. It’s so easy to let our nutrition slip during the winter holidays and […]
Pelvic Floor Health
By: Dr. Alyssa Cooper The Pelvic Floor The pelvic floor is made up of numerous muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue. The intricate muscles work together to support bladder and bowel function along with their specific involvement in sexual health. Hypertonic vs Hypotonic Pelvic floor muscles can become hypertonic, meaning too strong and tense, or hypotonic, meaning […]
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