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Is It Menopause or Your Thyroid? What Women Need to Know
Discover why symptoms such as fatigue, cold intolerance, constipation, brain fog, depression, and weight gain may point toward thyroid dysfunction even when blood tests appear normal. Understand the close relationship between thyroid health, sleep, adrenal function, and reproductive hormones during perimenopause and menopause. Learn how lifestyle factors such as sleep habits, exercise, stress management, and nutrition may support thyroid and hormone health alongside medical treatment approaches.
Two Hours of Sleep a Night for Years, and What Changed for Sula
For four years, Stephanie got two hours of sleep a night, lying awake beside her daughter Sula, ready to hold her the moment the itching started. She says she became a shell, and she is only now getting her own reserves back. Sula's skin worsened before it improved, and Stephanie wonders whether the moisture around their lakeside home slowed things down, since it took them longer than most families. A naturopath had previously run tests and removed every food Sula reacted to, but Sula never got strong enough for the next step of treatment. In my approach, we build the body's resilience first, and we only ran Sula's testing once she was ready for the work that came after.
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In one of Providerโs Edge videos with ๐๐บ๐ถ๐น๐ ๐ฆ๐๐๐ฏ๐ฏ๐, we uncovered a pattern Iโve seen in almost every startup Iโve coached: ๐ง When your teamโs outputs donโt match their costโ Itโs not just a financial issueโฆ Itโs a foundational one. Are your hires: โ Generating ROI? โ Performing with autonomy? โ Paid based on potentialโฆ or pity? This isnโt just about roles or salaries. Itโs about the roadmap. ๐ฅ We walk through how to redesign comp and hiring decisions using real dataโnot hype. ๐ฅ Watch the full conversation with Emily Stubbs on Providerโs Edge. #StartupTeams #PeopleOps #CFOInsights #Leadership #HealthcareInnovation
Why Do I Keep Starting Over on Monday? Stop the Restart Cycle #stopstartingover
Why do I keep starting over every Monday? If youโve ever said โforget it, Iโll start Monday,โ this is for you. Itโs Thursday. By now, the plan you made on Monday has slipped. You meant to eat differently. Sleep differently. Bring your meals. Then life happened. For me, I hurt my foot. And that was it. โForget it. Iโll start again Monday.โ But what does that really mean? Another Monday. Another restart. And the year is almost done. What if you didnโt start over? What if you up-leveled instead? This may not be for you. You may have your sleep, eating, and stress down, and youโre meeting your numbers. But you may know someone who keeps starting over and beats herself up about it. Stop Starting Over is my live workshop for women tired of the restart cycle. It runs every other Thursday at 7 PM ET. Come for you, or bring someone you love. Save your seat: https://lindawadud.com/stop-starting-over Iโm Linda Wadud, holistic coach and nurse with Core Basics Health. #StopStartingOver #RestartCycle #HealthyHabits #MidlifeHealth #WomensHealth
The Plague Is Back? Facts, Fear, and What You Need to Know
Discover the difference between bubonic and pneumonic plague, how Yersinia pestis spreads, and why pneumonic disease requires faster attention. Understand which symptoms are red flags, including sudden fever, respiratory symptoms, worsening pneumonia, and coughing up blood. Learn why early medical treatment matters and how immune health, sleep, gut health, and stress management fit into a broader prevention mindset without replacing appropriate medical care.
AI-Powered Supplement Stores: The Future of Healthcare E-Commerce
Discover why sending patients to third-party supplement platforms and affiliate links can weaken a doctor's control over customer relationships, data, and long-term revenue. Understand how practitioner-branded storefronts can bring supplements, wellness products, and personalized recommendations into one trusted shopping experience. Learn how AI-powered product discovery, automated recommendations, and consistent educational content can help doctors stay connected with patients and create new revenue opportunities.
Melatonin: The Good, the Bad, and the Science
Discover why melatonin is involved in far more than sleep, with research examining its roles in inflammation, immune signaling, oxidative stress, mitochondrial function, and brain health. Understand the differences between oral, extended-release, suppository, and topical forms of melatoninโand why the form and dose may influence how it is used. Learn why melatonin is not one-size-fits-all, including possible grogginess, vivid dreams, medication interactions, and the importance of matching supplementation to the individual.
GABA, Genetics, and Brain Inflammation with Bob Miller
Discover why GABA is not always calming and how chloride balance can determine whether it becomes relaxing or excitatory. Understand how microglia, inflammation, mycotoxins, Lyme, EMFs, glyphosate, and genetic variants may affect brain and nervous system regulation. Learn how functional genomic analysis can help identify pathway weaknesses and guide more personalized nutritional support.
A Real Mold Case: What Actually Works
Discover why past and current exposure both matter and how mold-related symptoms may look different from one person or family member to another. Understand why no single test tells the entire story and how health history, visible moisture damage, environmental clues, and professional assessment fit together. Learn why a mold recovery plan should begin with source control, moisture repair, cleaner air, sleep, mitochondrial support, and drainage before deeper detoxification.
When an Endocrinologist Becomes the Patient: The Gut-Hormone Connection
Discover how one endocrinologist's experience with Graves' disease and Hashimoto's thyroiditis changed her approach to patient care, and why persistent symptoms may warrant investigating nutritional, digestive, and metabolic factors alongside conventional thyroid treatment. Understand the connections between gut health and hormone function, including how the microbiome and nutrient absorption may influence thyroid activity, insulin regulation, and estrogen metabolism, and why these relationships matter when evaluating hormonal concerns. Learn how personalized assessments and everyday habits can support digestive and hormonal health, from reviewing symptoms and appropriate laboratory results to improving nutrition, managing stress, and practicing more mindful eating.
The Missing Link in Healing: Why Human Connection Matters
Discover how chronic stress, emotional disconnection, and unmet needs can activate the body's threat response, potentially affecting digestion, inflammation, immune function, and the body's ability to recover, even when you're following healthy lifestyle habits. Understand how to recognize your emotions as signals of underlying human needs, and practice identifying physical tension, naming your feelings, and approaching difficult emotions with curiosity and compassion rather than judgment or blame. Gain practical strategies for transforming conflict into meaningful connection through nonviolent communication, including how to recognize your needs and those of others, listen with empathy, and find solutions that strengthen relationships rather than create winners and losers.