Cognitive Health

Cognitive Health

By nutraMetrix Education April 29, 2022
Blinking your eyes hurts, the wind hurts, brushing your hair hurts, even sound hurts.  Those that suffer severe, chronic, or persistent head tension find it hard to convey the nature of their misery.  And for decades, patients and physicians alike...
By Dr Dee July 8, 2021
According to the CDC ~1.6 million to 3.8 million concussions / year.   5-10% of these concussions are accounted for by athletes during their season. The CDC states  <10% have LOC with American Football and boxing being the highest “at risk” ...
By Dr Dee July 1, 2021
Magnesium is essential- Meaning your body cannot synthesize it de novo. If you can not make it! you need to take it! Magnesium proves to be one of the more important minerals for its impact on so many metabolic pathways....
By nutraMetrix Education June 17, 2020
There is great evidence to support that consuming a healthy diet rich in color, i.e. antioxidant rich foods, may have benefits for maintaining healthy cognitive and metabolic function. Certain vitamins and minerals, as well as foods with a high ORAC...
By Dr Dee February 1, 2019
They’re like peas and carrots, can’t have one without the other. Vitamin D has received a lot of attention in recent years, good and bad. No doubt you have seen articles about the “sunshine” vitamin, some say it is the...
By Dr Dee April 27, 2017
Most practitioners agree there is a combination of approaches that can be taken when addressing bone mineral density, endocrine dysfunction and autoimmunity.  Probably surprising to many is the impact both Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol)  and Vitamin K2 (menaquinone) have on these...
By Dr Dee February 23, 2017
Supplementation is no excuse to be lazy about how you eat, yet researchers have long theorized that particular antioxidants, taken in high enough concentrations, found in supplementation, may help reduce cancer risk by fighting inflammation, oxidation, cell death and tumor...
By Dr Dee May 25, 2016
You know that harmful toxins are everywhere. They are found in your food, environment, and metabolism…creating oxidative stress in your body.  Experts agree, chronically elevated oxidative stress is not just an environmental issue but is also associated with high sugar...
By Dr Dee May 20, 2014
The mind body connection is not nearly as “fringe”, today in medicine, as it once was. Those at UCLA have recently demonstrated a way to modulate brain function, with a simple dietary ingredient, doing a whole lot more than just...
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