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…
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.
The desert is in full bloom with a beautiful array of flowers. Unfortunately, the extra pollen and dust in the air can mean the misery of sinus congestion and other allergic reactions.
Here is a case study to illustrate how we can combine several types of alternative therapies to reduce or eliminate certain types of chronic pain.
Dr. Marcantel’s Guided Energy Sessions can help free blocked energy and promote emotional and physical healing.
The most common electrolytes in the human body are magnesium, calcium, potassium, and sodium and if these are not maintained in proper levels one result can be cramps.
Maca is an herbal supplement that’s been clinically shown to help alleviate many of the symptoms of menopause.
Do you have a lingering cough or cold that you just can’t seem to shake off? IV therapy might help!
Dr. Tina Marcantel talks about what acupuncture is.
Balancing hormones for a healthier life.
"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
Tranquility Formula from Mountain Peak Nutritionals is one of the top-selling products in our medicinary, and for good reason.
Routine lab testing is important for those who are on hormone therapy or certain other medications. Brianna Martinez, a receptionist for Dr. Tina Marcantel, explains why in this video.
Make this great yogurt protein snack with Dr. Marcantel!
