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in Blog· Practice News

Exciting new collaboration!

As someone who loves a great pun, I am ‘BIAN’ excited to announce an incredible new collaboration! I have recently accepted a position on the Medical Advisory Board of an incredibly innovative new Wellness Center in River North. Boka Group founder Kevin Boehm combined forces with some of the top doctors, chefs, and wellness experts in the Midwest to create…
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in Blog· Digestive Health· Food Allergy and Sensitivity

The Alligator Pear for Digestive Health

You’re probably thinking, ‘what on earth is an alligator pear?’ Well, it is the beloved and wildly popular avocado. The subject of many conversations lately – from guac to toast – the avocado is a widely discussed and wildly diverse in it’s use! Avocados have been around since about 7000BC, but they’ve only been cultivated since about 750 BC. Many…
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in Digestive Health· Stress and Adrenal Health· Weight Loss· Women's Health

I’m hangry! What does that mean?

You know the term, and you’ve probably whispered if not yelled the term in the course of your life. That point of no return, where nothing is pleasant, nothing is enjoyable, until you EAT SOMETHING!!  That’s what is affectionately known as: ‘hangry.’ So what exactly is happening? Believe it or not, ‘hangry’ is an actual term. When you get hungry,…
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in Women's Health

Summer Produce and Organic Priorities

Summer is finally here! With summer comes the plethora of farmer’s markets, fresh produce, and some of our favorite fruits! What you may not be thinking of is what goes into that favorite slice of watermelon, or that juicy spring peach. Traditional methods of farming use fertilizers, pesticides, and anti-mold sprays that are extremely toxic to the human system. We…
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in Hormones and Metabolic Health· Women's Health

How Seed Cycling Can Help Balance Your Hormones

Before we talk about how seed cycling works, let’s do a simple review of the phases of the menstrual cycle. Estrogen and progesterone are the two main hormones that influence your menstrual cycle throughout its different phases. Estrogen rises during your follicular phase which includes the time from when your period starts to when you ovulate. There is an estrogen…
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in Blog· Detoxification· Stress and Adrenal Health· Weight Loss

Five Benefits of Infrared Sauna Therapy

What is an infrared sauna and what makes it so different from the steam or dry sauna you might have at your gym? Infrared saunas use light panels to heat the body from within, rather than traditional saunas that heat the air in the sauna to warm the body from the outside in. That said, infrared saunas are able to…
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Are you dreaming of sunshine and warmer months? Sp Are you dreaming of sunshine and warmer months? Spring is a good time to clean out the clutter and make way for summer!

Here are some of the top things that I do seasonally to get ready for spring and summer:
🌻 Make sure I am stocked with non-toxic SPF for face and body. I check the expiration dates and throw away any expired sunscreens. Check out the EWG’s guide to sunscreen which rates the top non-toxic brands and products.
🌻 Check on my supplies of natural allergy support supplements. I love to take nettles, quercetin, and vitamin C when the spring blooms start to help manage itchy eyes and runny nose.
🌻 Think seasonally with produce, opting for fresh berries, more salads, lots of fresh green smoothies, and an overall lighter take on eating. 

How do you modify your wellness routines seasonally? Let me know what you’ll be doing this spring in the comments below.
Your body is talking and will tell you what you ne Your body is talking and will tell you what you need to know. You just need to learn to listen. 💙
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Do you struggle with an underactive thyroid? 🤔 Do you struggle with an underactive thyroid? 🤔 By making a few habit changes, you can support your thyroid.

Here are a few things that support thyroid hormone production:

🏋️‍♀️ Exercising regularly. It doesn’t need to be anything crazy! Just a few moderate workouts per week that increase your heart rate can make a big difference.
😴 Creating a consistent routine for eating meals, going to sleep, and waking up. Having a regular meal and sleep schedule can reduce stress levels, increase mental sharpness, improve emotional well-being, and increase energy levels.
🧀 Consuming foods high in minerals like magnesium, zinc, and iodine. Nuts, seeds, and seafood all contain these nutrients.
🧘‍♀️ Prioritizing restorative activities that reduce stress - this can be meditation, catching up with friends, or journaling. Restoration looks different for everyone!

The other thing to know is that hormones communicate, so when I work with someone who has hypothyroid, we also address adrenal and sex hormones as well. It’s all interconnected!

Let’s figure out what your hormone picture looks like and address the whole you.
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