Magdalena W.: Hey, you guys, this is Magdalena here, Hormones Balance. I’m here today with Dr. Alan Hopkins. I’m super excited to be able to bring to you a way to order labs, urine as well as blood on your own without having to negotiate, argue, and beg a doctor for ordering...
Of the non-certified sites, Wikipedia, NCBI (PubMed) and WomensHealth.gov failed in a few of the HONcode categories, while Insulitelabs, Verity-pcos.uk, PCOS support and Soulcysters failed Comment Traditionally, a patient's main source of information for their condition was their consultation ...
Her Dr told her family to have bowel scopes every 5 years to check for polyps. Three of us have done that. Three of us had polyps removed. Now we are over 75 and Doctors try to discourage us to be checked because of our age. Should we insist on having scopes? My sister was 58 ...
eating a diet that supports healthy gut integrity is of immeasurable importance. (Discussing leaky gut in detail is outside the scope of this article, but if you’re looking for more information on leaky gut, check outthis episode of Revolution...
Courtney–thank you for sharing your experience, though I regret you were not properly counseled at every step of the way. When NIPS debuted, most labs used 4% fetal fraction as the cut-off. Some, in an effort to distinguish themselves from other labs touted their test reporting results at...
The United States of America, the dietary supplement hub of the world, has access to state-of-the-art clinics, hospitals, and pathology labs, thus serving as one of the top study sites for probiotics; however, a lot of high-quality research is currently taking place ...
While women need some testosterone, high testosterone in women is a concern for a variety of reasons, such as its connection to PCOS, adrenal issues, and other health conditions, as well as its potential to cause symptoms like irregular menstrual cycles, acne, and fertility challenges. For wome...
and labs are created equally. The worst thing you can do is go into this process blindly. You have to be proactive and engaged and understand your care and treatment plans. That means asking lots of detailed questions (no matter how annoying!) and understanding what happens if plan A doesn...