The phytoestrogens in the foods we eat, the use of birth control pills, and genetic predisposition can all be contributing factors to hormonal imbalances in younger women and those imbalances can manifest in many ways.
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Estrogen dominance is a little-understood factor in understanding and treating hormone imbalances that can result in many common physical problems that women face.
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In this 3-part video Dr. Marcantel walks you through the results of a salivary hormone test, showing how the test can be used for identifying and treating hormone imbalances.
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The adrenal glands help to regulate many vital functions of the body.
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The changes that come with perimenopause can lead to hormonal imbalances that can result in a wide range of symptoms.
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Even after menopause our bodies need a certain amount of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone to continue to function properly. Nature has provided us with a “back up” plan, but sometimes there’s a problem…
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Hormones play a huge role in your health. It is hormones that keep our bodies functioning properly and keep us feeling healthy and happy.
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Why do some women experience strong symptoms and others don’t?
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In this video Dr. Marcantel explains how we can test for and detect hormonal imbalances like estrogen dominance. She also explains how they can be treated using natural hormone therapies.
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Dr. Marcantel offers several detoxification and diet plans that can be tailored to fit your needs, preferences, and goals.
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As with any other type of treatment, I believe it’s important to get to the root causes when considering why a person may have trouble losing weight. In many cases there are underlying medical problems.
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Protein snacks between meals are a great way to reduce hunger cravings and keep your blood sugars balanced.
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Are you on antidepressants when the real problem is your thyroid gland? Find out why doctors often misdiagnose this common type of hypothyroidism and how it can easily be treated.
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One of the symptoms of hypothyroidism can be depression, and many patients that come to me on antidepressants really need treatment for thyroid problems.
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PMS symptoms can often be related to estrogen dominance and may be easily treatable when properly diagnosed.
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We often talk about specific hormone problems as though they can be treated individually, but it’s important to understand that all the hormones interact with and affect each other.
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Hormone imbalances can cause problems for men just as they do for women.
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Treating the symptoms of adrenal fatigue is important, but it’s also necessary to identify and address the causes of chronic stress in your life that are putting a strain on your endocrine system.
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Chronic stress can cause many physical problems, including the overproduction of hormones by the adrenal glands. This can eventually lead to adrenal insufficiency or adrenal fatigue.
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In this video, Dr. Marcantel explains why salivary hormone testing is an effective way to screen for signs of adrenal fatigue or adrenal insufficiency.
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Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and affects a host of our chemical processes.
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In this second of a series on the subject of how this “miracle mineral” can help keep us healthy, Dr. Marcantel talks about using a magnesium supplement to help reduce muscle cramps.
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Type 2 diabetes is a growing health problem in the U.S., but it can be managed and even reversed with the proper care.
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Intravenous therapy or IV therapy is useful in safely delivering vitamins and medications that can be quickly and efficiently absorbed into the body.
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This video offers a quick example of why patient education is an important part of the doctor-patient relationship.
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When the wind of change blows, fear of the unknown can stir up feelings of inadequacy. Instead, look for the hidden treasures it reveals!
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These bars can be eaten as a complete breakfast meal or as an in-between meals snack. They contain protein (walnuts), fruit (bananas), and healthy high fiber grain (oatmeal).
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Here’s a video from Dr. Marcantel to show you how to quickly and easily slice a fresh pineapple!
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I wrote this poem for my wife, Tina, many years ago. She worked the last half of her twenty year nursing career as a home health nurse; the work and traveling was demanding, but she loved visiting and working with people in their homes. While the poem was written specifically for my wife, it serves as a tribute to all nurses for the healing work they do.
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“Normal” blood tests don’t always tell the whole story when it comes to hypothyroidism.
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Adrenal fatigue is a common health problem that is often overlooked or misdiagnosed.
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We have to practice peace to be at peace. When we experience peace, we become peace for those around us.
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Who or what we tune in to each day affects us negatively or positively, not just emotionally but physically, as well. Who are you tuning in to today?
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Lost that sense of well being and vitality? In this vlog post I review 5 reasons we may not be feeling as great as we should be, and what we can do to correct it!
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Here are a few suggestions you might not have thought of for starting the new year right.
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Did you ever consider the differences among “appreciation,” “gratitude,” and “thanksgiving”? Here are a few thoughts on the subject and a heartfelt Happy Holidays from Dr. Marcantel.
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Is there a critical item missing from your “To Do” list?
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Many of our long-time patients who have benefited from IV therapy in the past like to get a health boost with one or more IV pushes.
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Compassionate awareness is the practice of being mindful of our emotions and thought patterns and being aware of what triggers them.
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"If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, and you feel trapped by a medical system that relies more on lab tests than on patient input, you need to read this book."
Heidi Smith Luedtke, Ph.D.
Personality psychologist and author of Detachment Parenting
A key concept to a successful patient/doctor relationship is active teamwork. I always tell my patients that, “You will help me to help you.” Here are five ways to get the most out of a working relationship with your physician.
In this video, Brianna shares her story of why she decided to switch from birth control pills to bioidentical hormones for help with her monthly cycles.
Change happens. Should we fight it or go with the flow?
Identifying with negative self-images can be the root cause of both emotional and physical problems.
