by wdavis | Oct 11, 2018 | Clinic News, Digestive Health, Food & Nutrition, Hormone & Reproductive Health, Immune Health, Lifestyle, Mental Health |
What gives you a headache? I’m sure any number of factors come to mind. The most common type of headaches are tension headaches which are often brought on by stress. And who hasn’t felt the stuffy sting of sinus pain? Then there are those awful migraines, the angriest... Read more
by wdavis | Aug 3, 2018 | Digestive Health |
Despite its name, the small intestine is actually a whopping 20 feet of very important business. Working alongside your stomach and large intestine, the small intestine has the important job of digesting food and absorbing nutrients to keep us in good health. As if... Read more
by wdavis | Apr 1, 2018 | Digestive Health, Food & Nutrition, Immune Health, Lifestyle |
The body is a miraculous thing. For all the body’s parts and abilities there are corresponding systems designed to monitor what they’re experiencing and then decide whether what the body is experiencing is beneficial or detrimental so that it can function well and... Read more
by wdavis | Mar 12, 2018 | Digestive Health, Food & Nutrition |
We’re all familiar with that schoolyard rhyme: “beans, beans, they’re good for your heart….” As adults we roll our eyes, but have you ever wondered where the rest of that rhyme came from, or why foods like legumes are so tough to digest? Turns out that most of our... Read more
by wdavis | Feb 23, 2018 | Digestive Health |
If you’ve been searching for the root of on-going health issues that just won’t go away, the kind where your doctor – and maybe even your second and third doctor – have tried everything in their arsenals but have come up with only prescriptions that ease... Read more
by wdavis | Jan 19, 2018 | Digestive Health |
Now that we’re through December and heavy, holiday foods have left us feeling bloated and sluggish, it’s time to figure out how to get back in the swing of things. And, if you’ve set New Year’s Intentions that include healthier eating and activity, then starting with... Read more