Your gut plays a central role in your overall health, influencing everything from digestion to immune function and mental clarity. When your gut health is off, your body often sends subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) signals. Recognizing these signs early is key to avoiding chronic discomfort and long-term complications. At Modern Medicine, you have access to expert […]
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for Happy Cells & Digestion If you’re looking for a simple, refreshing way to support your gut health and nourish your cells, this fruit salad is a sweet place to start. Polyphenols are like plant magic for your gut, brain, and immune system. Adding them to your daily routine is a simple, delicious way to
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Whole-Food Sources + Why We Still Recommend Fish Oil When it comes to supporting your brain, heart, hormones, and gut, omega-3 fatty acids are non-negotiable. But if you’re trying to avoid inflammatory seed oils (like soybean, canola, safflower, etc.), it can feel tricky to get enough—especially from real food. This guide offers a realistic, whole-food-focused
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The carnivore diet has gained a strong following in recent years, particularly among those seeking relief from chronic illnesses, autoimmune disorders, or inflammatory conditions. By eliminating all plant-based foods and focusing solely on animal-based products, adherents claim it can dramatically improve health. But is it truly a long-term solution? Let’s explore the science behind its
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We’ve all been there—grabbing a bite behind the wheel, scrolling the news while munching lunch, or scarfing down dinner while debating bills or watching the stock market crash. In today’s fast-paced world, we’ve turned eating into a background task—something we do while we do something else. But what if this mindless multitasking is silently sabotaging
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A Guide to Nourishing Gluten-Free Eating Going gluten-free can be a powerful step toward reducing inflammation, supporting gut repair, and improving immune function—but not all gluten-free foods are created equal. Whether you’re gluten-free for health reasons or personal choice, here’s how to make sure your plate is filled with nutrient-dense, healing foods—not just empty substitutes.
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Candida is a type of yeast (a fungus) that naturally lives in your body — especially in the gut, mouth, skin, and vaginal tract. In a balanced state, it plays a role in digestion and immune function. But when it overgrows, it can lead to candida overgrowth or candidiasis, which can cause symptoms like: We’ll
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When you’re under stress (emotional, physical, or mental), your body releases stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. These hormones increase magnesium excretion through the urine, which means your body uses it up and flushes it out faster. Meanwhile, low magnesium levels can make your nervous system more sensitive to stress, leading to a vicious cycle:More stress → less magnesium →
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Many people experience the frustration of yo-yo dieting—losing weight only to regain it soon after. This cycle can be discouraging, but long-term success is achievable with the right approach. At Modern Medicine, expert guidance helps you develop lasting, healthy habits rather than relying on temporary solutions. A structured, science-based program like FirstLine Therapy provides a sustainable way to reach
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If you’ve ever Googled your way through bloating, IBS, or unexplained digestive discomfort, chances are you’ve come across the Low FODMAP diet. It’s a bit of a buzzword these days—but what does it actually do, and more importantly, when is it helpful? As a holistic practitioner, I’ve seen this approach bring relief to many people—but it’s not a
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