The Delicate Dance of Balancing Hormones

There are things you can do to help balance your hormones naturally. They include:

• Eat real food
• Eat whole food diet rich in fresh organic vegetables and fermented foods
• Avoid sugar and fructose, including fresh fruit juice
• Assess your adrenal health and HPA Axis function
• Balance your thyroid function with Thyroid Essentials
• Balance Estrogen with Progesterone – Progest-Avail
• PMS and other menstruation issues can also be addressed with a number of different plant remedies including a product called Flash Ease.
• Boost testosterone naturally with a product like Testo Essentials

Men aged 65 and older who took testosterone doubled their risk of heart attack within the first three months of use, even if they did not have heart disease prior to starting the therapy.

How do you naturally raise your testosterone? Doing these things will help increase it:

• Weight loss
• Limit or eliminate sugar from your diet
• High-intensity exercise and strength training
• Optimize your vitamin D level
• Reduce stress
• Increase zinc and magnesium intake
• Eat healthy fats
• Boost intake of branch chain amino acids
• Avoid endocrine disrupting chemicals known to affect testosterone production
• Use herbal supplements

Stress Free Eating

What does it mean to eat stress free? Basically, eating clean is the best way to eat and creates the less stress. Clean eating will produce the following when you eat foods as close to their natural state as possible:

• Decreases inflammation
• Lowers Acidity
• Alkalizes the body
• Controls blood sugar levels
• Removes toxins and artificial ingredients
• Provides optimum nutrients

Clean eating is great for these types of people:

• Dealing with food allergies
• Heart disease or cardiovascular issues
• Arthritis
• Digestive Dysfunction
• Insomnia
• Depression or Anxiety
• Leaky Gut Syndrome

All forms of chronic disease

Products mentioned in today’s Show:

Deeper Greens - Deeper Greens helps patients overcome diets lacking in the recommended fruits and vegetables a day, as stated by the National Cancer Institute. Deeper Greens is a convenient drink mix providing beneficial nutrients from berries, fruits, vegetables and greens to support a healthy diet. This complete formula combines concentrated fruits and berries along with a unique vegetable antioxidant blend to help build antioxidant reserves and protect the body from free radical

Common Signs of Adrenal Insufficiency

• Chronic Fatigue
• Muscle Weakness
• Changes in Appetite
• Weight Loss
• Digestive Issues
• Low Blood Pressure
• Dizziness or Fainting
• Mood Changes
• Irritability
• Depression
• Headaches
• Cravings for Salty Foods
• Low Blood Sugar
• Trouble Sleeping, which leads to always feeling tired
• Sweating and night-sweating
• Missed Menstrual or Irregular Periods
• Low Libido

Product Mentioned in Today’s Show:

Adrenal Response Complete Care - Sensoril® is a patented stress management extract that may help to nutritionally support metabolic processes associated with stress, restlessness and fatigue.

Lab Mentioned in Today’s Show:

Comprehensive Panel - Comprehensive Panel w Consult panel contains 13 tests with 102 biomarkers.

Are You a Pre-Diabetic?

Symptoms of Hypoglycemia

• Intense Hunger
• Anxiety
• Sweating, Including Night Sweats
• Feeling Dizzy or Lightheaded
• Becoming Fatigued
• Trouble Sleeping
• Feeling Irritable
• Paleness in the Face
• Headaches
• Muscle Weakness
• Brain Fog

Product Mentioned on Today’s Show:

Diaxinol - is a natural and synergistic formula for maintaining balanced blood sugar. Through enhanced signaling at the cellular level, Diaxinol®’s blend of natural extracts and vitamins support healthy blood glucose levels. Diaxinol®’s unique and effective formulation contains five ingredients provided at targeted doses for maximum efficacy. 

Lab Mentioned in Today’s Show:

Comprehensive Panel - Comprehensive Panel w Consult panel contains 13 tests with 102 biomarkers.

Probiotics - The Next Big Thing

5 Benefits of Probiotic Supplement:

• Improves Mental Health
• Supports Digestion
• Boosts Immune Function
• Promote Weight Loss
• Enhances Skin Health

How do you choose the right probiotic?

• Brand Quality
• High CFU count
• Survivability and strain diversity
• Prebiotics and supplementary ingredients
• Stability and organism types
• Sugar
• Living vs. dead

Probiotics mentioned in todays show:

Probiotic 225 - is a maximum-strength probiotic for cases of acute gastrointestinal (GI) and immune challenges. Going beyond the threshold of traditional probiotic support, high dose probiotics influence gut health and immunity in ways lower-dose probiotics cannot. Shown to activate over 1,700 genes involved in immune and inflammatory signaling, high-dose probiotics support a healthy, balanced immune response. Delivering 225 billion active probiotic cultures per packet, Probiotic 225 creates a rapid response to reset the immune system and maintain normal inflammatory balance.

Nutritional Myths in the Media

Each week it seems as if a new fad or health solution is reported. Here are just a few of the “Myths” we will address on this show:

• Saturated fat is bad for you
• The keto diet is dangerous
• Buying organic isn’t worth the cost
• To much protein is hard on the kidneys and liver
• All fish is healthy
• Cholesterol is bad and eggs are unhealthy
• Eating five to six small meals a day stimulates metabolism
• Sodium is always bad for you
• All sugar is bad
• You can make up for a bad diet with supplements
• To control your weight, the only effective method is counting calories

Product mentioned in today’s show:

Lauricidin - Monolaurin is a natural, plant-based medium chain saturated fatty acid extracted from coconut oil that offers unique health-promoting properties.* When taken on an ongoing basis, Lauricidin® may help support a strong immune defense*, support a natural balance of healthy bacteria*, and promote a healthy balance of yeast

Lab mentioned in today’s show:

Comprehensive Lab -  The GWH - 3. Comprehensive Panel w Consult panel contains 13 tests with 102 biomarkers.