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Regular crafting helps undo damage from screentime

Regular crafting helps undo damage from screentime

by Functional Neurology Minute | Dec 15, 2019 | Functional neurology

If you’re like most people today, you spend hours a day in front of a screen. Americans now spend at least half their lives in front of a screen, five times as long compared to 50 years ago. This excessive screen time has been linked with neurodevelopmental issues in...
Hair dyes and relaxers linked to significant cancer risk

Hair dyes and relaxers linked to significant cancer risk

by Functional Neurology Minute | Dec 8, 2019 | Functional neurology

It is hard being a woman in a society that disapproves of aging women and favors straight hair. In fact, coloring and straightening hair is regarded as “professional,” “good grooming,” or “taking care of yourself.” But at what a cost — a new study shows hair dyes and...
New study shows mold triggers brain-based issues

New study shows mold triggers brain-based issues

by Functional Neurology Minute | Nov 30, 2019 | Functional neurology

Landlords dismiss it, friends and family think you’re making it up, and doctors have no idea what you’re talking about — but mold illness is often an unsuspected trigger of chronic health problems. The recent revelation of a string pediatric deaths at a Seattle...
New study links inflammation with brain fog

New study links inflammation with brain fog

by Functional Neurology Minute | Nov 24, 2019 | Functional neurology

A new study has shown what we have known for some time in functional medicine: Chronic inflammation causes brain fog and mental sluggishness — many people with chronic health conditions report these symptoms. In the study, 20 healthy young male volunteers received a...
Exercise shown to improve autoimmunity outcomes

Exercise shown to improve autoimmunity outcomes

by Functional Neurology Minute | Nov 18, 2019 | Functional neurology

Exercise may seem like a bad idea when you feel run down, in pain, or fatigued from an autoimmune disease. Autoimmunity, a disease in which the immune system attacks and destroys body tissue, can make exercise feel like an impossible feat when you’re not feeling good....
Autism presents much differently in girls than boys

Autism presents much differently in girls than boys

by Functional Neurology Minute | Nov 10, 2019 | Functional neurology

The popular perception of autism is a very male version — girls and women with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) can have very different symptoms than males. This not only leads to many girls and women never being diagnosed, but it also creates a life filled with...
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