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There’s More to Gluten Than Celiac Disease

Published March 24, 2017

Did you know that gluten can cause problematic symptoms even in those who have tested negative for celiac disease? Yes, digestive discomfort and a number of other symptoms associated with […]

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Men’s Hormonal Changes During Pregnancy

Published March 17, 2017

If you thought women were the only ones who experienced hormonal changes during pregnancy, think again. A recent study documented a pattern of hormonal changes in men during pregnancy as […]

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Identifying the Cause of Erectile Dysfunction

Published February 23, 2017

Few things have the ability to catch a man off guard as much as a sudden difficulty achieving and maintaining an erection. The dreaded term “erectile dysfunction” is simply not […]

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Is It Menopause…or Something Else?

Published February 16, 2017

You might not think that you’re old enough to be experiencing symptoms of menopause, but your body could have a different idea. Although the average age for menopause is 51, […]

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Better Sleep Begins With Balanced Hormones

Published January 20, 2017

Few people regularly follow the time-tested adage, ‘early to bed, early to rise.’ While this may be a well-intended goal, it is not a reality for most Americans. Many of […]

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How What You Eat Affects Your Hormones

Published January 13, 2017

Hormones are the body’s chemical messengers, sending signals to the major systems of the body that help it to function. If your hormones get out of sync, then the major […]

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When the Latest Weight Loss Tip Fails, Go for a Targeted Plan

Published December 13, 2016

Weight loss tips are a dime a dozen. But since everyone’s body is different, and reacts in different ways to different things, what works for some won’t necessarily work for […]

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Preventing Macular Degeneration

Published December 9, 2016

Making healthy lifestyle choices is key to protecting your vision as you age, and when it comes to macular degeneration, prevention is especially important because there is no known cure […]

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Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Is More Important Than You Know…

Published November 28, 2016

“Getting enough sleep is an important aspect of health.” You’ve heard it so many times it’s begun to lose its meaning—but let’s take a minute to look at why sleep […]

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Could Low Estrogen Be Behind Your Joint Pain?

Published November 17, 2016

Although it’s not uncommon for joint pain and other symptoms of arthritis to appear during menopause, the media tends to focus on other symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and […]

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  • Guide to Managing Holiday Stress By BodyLogicMD Admin One of the biggest problems to arise out of the hectic holiday season is overeating and overproduction of stress-induced cortisol.  Stress and the holiday season are virtually synonymous—cooking and cleaning for family and guests, shopping, running around town, arranging travel, taming kids, and staying warm in the frigid cold weather, all drive…Read More
  • Interrupted Sleep Shown to Pose Greater Health Risks By BodyLogicMD Admin Numerous hormones in your body are responsible for keeping a balanced system, maintaining various functions, from metabolism operation to sex drive, and especially the sleep cycle. When you lose the production of some of those hormones as a natural part of aging, whether you’re a man or a woman,…Read More
  • Toxic Exposures from Unexpected [Everyday] Places By BodyLogicMD Admin Last month, the latest WHO report came as disheartening news to bacon-lovers everywhere—processed meats are now classified as “carcinogenic to humans.” Though processed foods have always had a reputation for being high risk to your health, the most recent report found an undeniable correlation between 90 grams of processed or red…Read More

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April 17, 2025

Does Nutrition Impact Brain Fog?

Yes, nutrition can significantly affect brain fog. Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in supporting optimal brain function, and deficiencies in certain nutrients can contribute to cognitive difficulties, including brain […]

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