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Chronic Sinusitis & Migraines: Is Immunoglobulin Deficiency to Blame?
Several months ago, I diagnosed a patient with antibody-specific immunoglobulin deficiency. Her chief complaint was recurrent chronic sinusitis (CRS). Besides fatigue, the patient also complained
Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Alzheimer’s Disease: Is There a Link?
Recently, I saw a patient who had white matter lesions on an MRI of her brain. Neurology considered them an incidental finding, but the patient
How Boron Affects Mineral Metabolism and Hormone Balance
In our bodies’ complex symphony of nutrients and signals, one trace mineral often flies under the radar — Boron. Yet there’s growing evidence suggesting boron
How Diagnostic Stewardship Slows Antimicrobial Resistance
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is not a modern invention. It is evolution in fast forward. Every time bacteria encounter antibiotics, the susceptible die and the resistant
Stay Sharp as a Pepper: The Brain & Blood Sugar Connection
How the Hypothalamus Supports Blood Sugar Regulation The hypothalamus is the brain’s main control center for energy balance. It constantly monitors blood glucose levels
Tirzepatide and pH Balance: The Alkaline Advantage Explained
Did you know that Tirzepatide can help your body shift toward a more alkaline state? While it's known for supporting blood sugar and weight loss,
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Chronic Sinusitis: The Risk Factors
The basis of chronic sinusitis begins and ends with damage to the mucosal lining of the sinuses. There are several disease processes that have the potential to cause damage to an individual’s mucosal lining.
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