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Karen May, DC, CCSP, CCIP
3 Tips for Anti Inflammatory Dining Out With the holiday season upon us, sticking to an...
Karen May, DC, CCSP, CCIP
Stress and the Holiday's To many the holiday season is a time of gathering, connecting, and sharing...
Karen May, DC, CCSP, CCIP
What is constipation? Constipation occurs when bowel movements occur less than 3 times a week....
Karen May, DC, CCSP, CCIP
What is the importance of blood sugar? High blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, is often related to...
With the holiday season upon us, sticking to an anti-inflammatory meal plan can prove to be challenging. Between road trips, holiday parties, and hectic schedules, many meals around the holidays can seem out our control. I am going to outline my top 3 tips for sticking to your anti-inflammatory meal plan during this season, so you can continue to see relief from the painful neuropathy symptoms.
To many the holiday season is a time of gathering, connecting, and sharing time with loved ones. But between preparing meals, keeping the house clean, and searching for the perfect gift, the holiday's can be very stressful time.
Constipation occurs when bowel movements occur less than 3 times a week. Other symptoms may include stools are hard, dry or lumpy, or a feeling that not all of the stool has passed. While the length of time between bowel movements varies person to person, going longer than 3 days without a bowel movement is a sign that something is wrong.
High blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, is often related to diabetes and prediabetes. If left unmanaged, diabetes can lead to painful neuropathy symptoms.
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