The new studies suggest that the vagus nervous system is strongly connected to the gut nerves, which explains the pathophysiology of several diseases, including irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), especially during acute flareups where stress leads to digestive symptoms.

 

The female reproduction system is complex with several hormonal axes and feedback loops. When a woman goes through menopause, the production of certain hormones plummets, triggering a number of clinical manifestations, including reduced bone mineral density.

Your gut micro-biome should ideally have 20000 to 30000 different species, and the reality is, in this modern world, it requires conscious effort, not just popping supplements.

Your lymphatic system, part of your immune system, performs many roles. They include protecting your body from bacteria and cancer cells, maintaining body fluid levels, absorbing digestive tract fats and removing cellular waste.

Music to a women’s ears - No Period!… BUT.. Oestrogen plays a key role in keeping our skeletal muscles ( including the pelvic floor muscles ) robust, our connective tissue strong and our blood vessels plump.

The pelvic floor and endopelvic fascia undergo changes during pregnancy, influenced by the major hormonal shifts taking place, and the new musculoskeletal demands on the body. We are talking about three main hormones, relaxin, oestrogen and progesterone.

Parkinson’s Disease is classified as a movement disorder that is most likely to onset for people in their 50s and  60s. Although about 5 % of Parkinson’s Disease cases occur in people under the age of 40 years. Learn more.....

Plastic has many names, but no matter how much we try to gentrify plastic, it is essential to focus on what the raw material for plastic really is – crude oil. We are all aware of the damages the indiscriminate use of plastic is causing to our planet.