Nan's path to healing from an "unspecified autoimmune disorder" and Hashimoto's Thyroiditis involved discovering and removing her triggers and taking personal responsibility for her happiness.
“How I Reversed Multiple Sclerosis” is a presentation by Palmer Kippola that took place at Silicon Valley Health Institute on December 15, 2016.
We are all familiar with many of the benefits of exercise, but did you know it can also elevate your mood and help you stay on the autoimmune healing path?
A young woman's incredible journey, from active college student, to bedridden patient with 12 diseases and 17 medications, to educated, empowered and fully healed nutrition counselor.
This post shares the early days of my healing journey from MS. A shocking diagnosis, 2 months of numbness and fear about the future; my early attempts at self-healing were followed by a long stretch of denial, and further suffering.
Betsy's sugar addiction started as a preteen, likely as a coping mechanism for unaddressed family stress. She developed bulimia and autoimmune disorders vitiligo, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and celiac before she learned to tame her out-of-control sugar cravings.
Dr. Walter Bortz, M.D., Clinical Professor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine, longevity and healthy aging expert, author of numerous books, >130 articles, and a frequent HuffPo contributor offers his well-researched views on the determinants of health. Here's the good and bad news…
A Canadian mom defies her doctors' orders to "eat less, move more" and has success healing her anxiety and IBS with meditation and a LCHF diet.
Kris lost her parents to autoimmune disease when they were far too young. She has inherited their genes, but she is choosing a different path. She leaves conventional “white coat” medicine behind and finds a Functional Medicine practitioner. For the first time, she feels fully heard and understood by her doctor, not rushed or nervous. And she finally feels like a partner in her health and wellbeing; not a victim of her condition, but empowered to take her health outcomes into her own hands.
