Menopause & Stress
by Hilary Miller, ND
Menopause marks a new stage in life when ovaries stop producing estrogen and progesterone in a monthly cycle, resulting in a dramatic decline in both…
The Role of Adrenals in PCOS
by Kelly Ruef, ND
It’s estimated that 20-30% of women diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) have excess DHEA-S, indicating some degree of adrenal involvement in their condition. Considering…
February is American Heart Month: 6 Tips For Managing Stress & Improving Cardiovascular Health
by Clinical Consulting Team
While the link between stress and cardiovascular health and high blood pressure (hypertension) is still being studied, stress is known to contribute to risk factors…
Stress, Hair Loss, and the Cortisol Connection
by Clinical Consulting Team
As we deal with a global pandemic, our way of life has shifted dramatically and stress levels are at an all-time high. The disruption of…
Provider Spotlight: Nan Sprouse, FNP-BC, FAAMM
by Clinical Consulting Team
Over twenty years ago, Nan Sprouse was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. She was stunned, as she had no family history and didn’t fit the…
The Burnout Phenomenon
by Carrie Jones, ND, MPH
Traditional Doc’s are finally starting to get it! Workplace burnout (Z73.0) was added to ICD-101,and was defined as an occupational phenomenon, but not a medical…
Cortisol Imbalance Can Cause Different Issues
by Mark Newman, MS
Cortisol imbalance can be the cause to many different day-to-day issues, such as feeling light headed, irritability, and even depression. Getting yourself tested with a reliable hormone test,…
