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Ferritin: Exploring it's Complex Role in Health and Disease by Wellness Minneapolis

Ferritin: Exploring it’s Complex Role in Health and Disease

Authored by Dr. Barrett In the intricate web of human biology, certain molecules play pivotal roles, often quietly orchestrating vital functions behind the scenes. One such molecule that has garnered increasing attention in recent years is ferritin. Though less recognized

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Taking It In Stride: How Walking In Nature With Friends Is Saving My Sanity During A Pandemic

Authored by Lynn Salmon-Easter, Reiki Master I have to be honest, these days I deeply desire to see people in-person. I crave seeing my friend’s face and I long to laugh, cry and (maybe) even curse with a real live

Perfectionism and Autoimmunity by Wellness Minneapoils

Perfectionism and Autoimmunity

Authored by Dr. Barrett ​This is a follow up to Self Criticism and Autoimmunity. Perfectionists are often the harshest self critics. Brene Brown, Ph.D defines perfectionism as “a self-destructive and addictive belief system that fuels this primary thought: If I

Self Criticism and Autoimmunity by Wellness Minneapolis

Self Criticism and Autoimmunity

Authored by Dr. Barrett We must take a holistic look at complicated ​chronic diseases. This includes exploring the connection between our mind and body. When we are critical of ourselves, it has negative consequences for our health and even impacts

Self Compassion

Self Compassion

Authored by Dr. Barrett We live in a culture that teaches us to be self critical. We grow up internalizing the ideal that we must push ourselves to achieve greatness. It’s easy to put high expectations on ourselves leading to

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