Category: Micronutrients and Mental Health Friday, April 7, 2023 Autism, Muscular Problems, and Breathing Autism, Muscular Problems and Breathing – the surprising ways vitamin C deficiency can show up in autistic children and how its correction can save heartache and money. Classic vitamin C deficiency is typically associated with scurvy, the disease known in colonial times to be linked to trans-Atlantic sailors that was corrected by consumption of citrus. In fact, the once pejorative term ‘limey” was given to British sailors who prevented scurvy with the addition of lime ju... Read More at Friday, April 7, 2023 #micronutrients #micronutrienttesting alternative therapy for autism autism autism awareness autistic Carnitine Deficiency and Autism intracellular micronutrient status micronutrient micronutrient deficiency micronutrient test micronutrient testing micronutrients Micronutrients and Brain Health Micronutrients and Mental Health Healthy Body, Healthy Mind – It All Starts In The Cell. In the last decade, there’s been an orchestrated effort to change the culture around mental health issues; But, while public service announcements may intend to remove the stigma, if we are honest with ourselves, that stigma remains. Why is that? One potential reason is this: The ability to quantify emotional health is inherently challenging. Consider how “easy” it is to quantify heart health – we have blood tests that monitor our risk o... Read More #functionalmedicine #micronutrienttesting addiction amino acids that affect depression anxiety Chronic Fatigue Environmental Influence on Gene Expression Folic Acid Functional Zinc Status holistic nutrition Mental Health metal health and nutrition Micronutrients and Mental Health The Impact of Zinc and Copper on Cognitive Function The prevalence of Alzheimer's Disease (AD) in our aging population is frightening, affecting 10% of those over age 60, 20% of those over age 70, and 30% of those over age 80.1 There are roughly 5 to 6 million AD patients in the US and an equal number of people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), memory loss, but not enough loss of function to be called AD. In general, MCI is a precursor to AD, with 80% eventually developing AD, at the rate of 15% per year.2 Supplementation with Zi... Read More Alzheimer's and Age Management Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Disease and Nutrition Cognitive Function Dementia Micronutrients and Mental Health Zinc and Copper on Cognition
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