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Perimenopause vs Menopause: How To Tell Where You Are And How Functional Medicine Can Help

Perimenopause vs Menopause: How To Tell Where You Are And How Functional Medicine Can Help

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

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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Long COVID and the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)

Long COVID and the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)

Authored by Dr. Barrett Long COVID or Post COVID Conditions (PCC) can include a wide range of ongoing health concerns after a COVID infection that can last for months or even years. General symptoms include: Fatigue that interferes with daily

Finding Happiness: A Collection of Ideas and Practices by Wellness Minneapolis

Finding Happiness: A Collection of Ideas and Practices

Authored by ​Olivia Biesler, NBC-HWC I sometimes ask my clients “what makes you happy?” Some people have an answer straight away: “my grandkids, painting, and traveling.” Others take longer to answer or the list is quite short. Others, especially clients

Embracing The Chill: Fall And Winter Tips by Wellness Minneapolis

Embracing The Chill: Fall And Winter Tips

Authored by Dr. Barrett ​ Staying active during the fall and winter months can be a bit challenging due to colder weather and shorter daylight hours. However, it’s important to maintain physical activity for overall health and well-being. ​Here are

Sleep is Medicine: Tips for a Restful Night

Sleep is Medicine: Tips for a Restful Night

Authored by Dr. Brittany Stamer Sleep is medicine – and really good medicine at that. Yet for some people it can be very elusive. Let’s discuss what insomnia is and some simple lifestyle changes that could improve your sleep. Insomnia

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