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Authored by Dr. Barrett Hormonal transitions are universal but your experience doesn’t have to feel out of control. Whether you’re noticing subtle cycle shifts or are well past your final period, understanding the nuances of perimenopause and menopause empowers you
Authored by Dr. Aidanne What is Gastritis? Words that end in the Greek derived suffix “itis” indicate a condition that involves significant inflammation. Gastritis is specifically referring to inflammation of the stomach lining. Exposure to chronic irritation over time can
Authored by Dr. Barrett These microbes do many things for us. So much in fact that without them it would be difficult for us to survive. They digest certain fibers turning them into short chain fatty acids that we need
Authored by Dr. Aidanne Constipation is one of the most common concerns I see. It can impact people at any age. Passing a regular, well formed bowel movement is not only important for our digestive tract, but also our mental
Authored by Dr. Aidanne IBS is considered a “diagnosis of exclusion” which means that it is typically given once the more serious conditions that affect the structure or function of the GI tract are ruled out (ie. IBD, celiac, endometriosis,
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