Many of us have come to accept that womens health issues such as dryness, infections, cervical dysplasia and pain in the vaginal canal are all normal parts of being a female. But what if I told you this does not have to be your reality? There is a great deal you can do to control …
Stress is a normal part of our lives, and our bodies are made to handle these stressors through a tightly regulated hormonal system. Hormones that are involved in stress include adrenaline, epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol, to name a few. We rely on these hormones to protect us against the impact of physical and emotional stressors, …
I’ll admit, I’m a bit autumn-obsessed. I love a cozy sweater, some jazz music, the leaves falling and a warm cup of anything pumpkin spice. I also love the idea of new seasons, and new opportunities. Anytime the seasons change I take it as an opportunity for growth and change – and love the feeling …
The incidence of HPV is rising rapidly, with an estimated 79 million Americans infected with the virus and nearly 80% of the population expected to have a strain of HPV in their lifetime. With over 100 strains identified in humans, about 15 of them are considered high risk and are associated with many cancers such …
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Did you know that nearly 80% of non-diabetics have glucose spikes everyday, without even knowing it. Many of us go about our daily lives dealing with digestive complaints, mood swings, PMS, insomnia, accelerated aging, infertility, hormonal imbalance, weight gain, cravings and increased susceptibility to infections – without asking why. Glucose spikes can actually be the …
Supplementation can be confusing. If you have been diagnosed with HPV, you might be wondering, is there a supplement you can take? How much and when should you take it? And how do you know if it is working? The good news, you can supplement to support your immune system to defend against HPV. Recommended …
When it comes to medicinal mushrooms, there isn’t one quite like AHCC®. AHCC® stands for Active Hexose Correlated Compound, a unique mushroom extract cultured from the shiitake mushroom species. Medicinal mushrooms have been used for centuries in Eastern Medicine to prevent and treat illness. These ancient practices are now being supported by clinical research studies, …
Let’s talk about inflammation. Many have deemed inflammation the driver of all chronic diseases – but, inflammation is crucial to our survival and bodily protection. We need inflammation to heal. So, what is the balance? And how can we find it? This blog covers all of that and more – keep reading for all things …
Genital Warts are one symptom of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Warts are caused by specific strains of the HPV family. These strains cause soft, fleshy, and often irritating growths around the genital areas. If you have developed genital warts, you are probably wondering, “how do I get rid of them?” and “what does this mean …
Natural health products are growing in popularity, likely due to their generally strong safety profiles and wide-ranging impact on the body. Before starting any supplement, it is important to know if it’s right for you. AHCC® is a powerful immune support derived from medicinal mushrooms. Papillex has recently added AHCC® to our HPV arsenal and …
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