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Why can’t I meditate? Discussion of the neurobiological obstacles faced by those with ME/CFS (and other inflammatory / energetic / stress disorders)

Western medicine may be late to the party but, in recent years, as begun to cultivate a relationship with meditation. And the early signs are decidedly positive; as more and more randomized controlled trials are performed, researchers are finding that meditation reduces inflammation, reduces anxiety,

cellular hypothyroidism

Low thyroid symptoms with normal lab results: what four decades of science says about the value of testing TSH and T4, recognizing cellular hypothyroidism and treatment options

Undertake any search of ‘consequences of hypothyroidism’ and you will reliably receive a laundry list of the usual symptoms; fatigue, brain fog, low mood, constipation, sensitivity to the cold, reduced hair growth and general malaise. However, the impact of hypothyroidism in the human body cannot

Is cortisol good or bad? Implications for adrenal support in ME/CFS, stress-related and inflammatory conditions

Cortisol is associated with neurotoxicity and subsequent depression, with papers showing that sustained high cortisol is associated with reduced neuroplasticity. Studies that supply animals with Prednisolone, a synthetic cortisol analog and therefore a member of the glucocorticoid family, reliably show depressive behaviours (see Gonzalez-Perez et

If You’re not Producing Ketones, You’re not Eating a Ketogenic Diet: Four Common Keto Mistakes

There’s a lot things that you will hear about ketogenic diets, from them being ‘optimal diet that humans have evolved on’ to ‘a dangerous starvation state’. While reconciling some of the statements out there is not the remit of this article, I can testify that

A Response: Why Do I Consider Diet Advice from COP26 as Propaganda?

BACKGROUND: I recently made a presentation to professionals on nutritional options to modulate testosterone in men. During the presentation, I touched on the role of soy/plant-based/low fat diets and research that shows them to adversely affect testosterone status, adding that such data should be considered

anti-estrogen

The Science of Lowering Estrogen For Weight Loss: How Receptor Action Determines Fat Storage

Through the estrogen receptors that are so densely situated in fat cells, estrogen promotes fat storage in sites beneath the skin. It does so by shutting down the cell’s adrenaline receptors (this will be important later), receptors that would normally sense the ‘request’ for circulating

Author: Marek

Why can’t I meditate? Discussion of the neurobiological obstacles faced by those with ME/CFS (and other inflammatory / energetic / stress disorders)

Low thyroid symptoms with normal lab results: what four decades of science says about the value of testing TSH and T4, recognizing cellular hypothyroidism and treatment options

Is cortisol good or bad? Implications for adrenal support in ME/CFS, stress-related and inflammatory conditions

If You’re not Producing Ketones, You’re not Eating a Ketogenic Diet: Four Common Keto Mistakes

A Response: Why Do I Consider Diet Advice from COP26 as Propaganda?

The Science of Lowering Estrogen For Weight Loss: How Receptor Action Determines Fat Storage

COVID-19 in 2021 (Part III): 21 Papers That are Being Ignored

Covid-19 in 2021 (Part II): Assessing ‘The Science’

COVID-19 in 2021 (Part I): An End Within Sight?

Telling People What the Evidence Says vs Showing Them the Evidence

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