Would you like to get better sleep? Memory? Or less impact from stress?
You can have all of this by simply improving the relationship that you have with food. In this presentation, I cover how the gut-brain axis connection is influenced by food and how you can benefit from it.
This presentation was delivered to the Preventative Health Group of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, TX by Dr. Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN.
Functional medicine parasite testing may be a completely new topic for you. Like many, you likely thought that all testing for parasites was the same. Take a stool test with your doctor and treat what shows up. However, there are differences, and not just small ones. With recent outbreaks seen at fast food chains and a pattern of showing up in the food supply every couple of years, you may very well be at risk. If so, this means that knowing that there is a difference between parasite tests and which ones to avoid could come in pretty handy.
We have all dealt with uncomfortable bloating and gas. Let’s be real. You have probably even been embarrassed by it once or twice, or even more. We have all been there. The occasional bloating and gas is not ideal, but it is not exactly abnormal either. You eat something you shouldn’t have or you encounter a stomach bug are possible causes. For the most part though these tend to pass. Then what is abnormal?
Abnormal bloating and gas is you dealing with this every day for an ongoing period of time. That is not good. In fact, it is a big red flag. If this is you, chances are you and Dr. Google have probably already formed a doctor-patient relationship. I will tell you a little secret. I actually was curious and asked Dr. Google myself what causes these symptoms. The good “Doc” gave me a couple of resources (aka. search engine results), all of which seemed to say the same thing. Yet, I noticed there was one cause that seemed to left out of all of these resources.