Two silent players often dictate our vitality – inflammation and gut health. In a world pulsating with pollutants, understanding this interconnected relationship and crafting an optimal strategy becomes paramount. Let’s explore!
Emerging Evidence-Based Treatment Options for Lyme Disease & Tick-Borne Co-Infections
I had the honor to speak with Dr. Joe Burrascano at the IGeneX Bootcamp – A Practitioner’s Guide to Diagnosing and Treating Tick-Borne Diseases. Both of our lectures were jam packed with informative information. Here’s what IGenex had to say: “This is Part 2 of the IGeneX Bootcamp titled “A Practitioner’s Guide to Diagnosing and…
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An Interview with Dr. Jessica Montalvo
At Origins of Health, our top priority is to give you exceptional treatment and support so you can live your life to the fullest. To ensure that we provide you with the best care available, we are always on the lookout for the most highly-skilled and accomplished practitioners in their respective fields. That’s why…
Read More → This Week in COVID-19 Podcasts
I’m so grateful to all my fellow health professionals who have reached out and had conversations with me. I’m honored to be able to share my expertise and passion with their audiences and each conversation I have requires me to learn more and look at things differently. I hear their questions and reactions to what…
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COVID Conversations
Over the past several weeks since the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 have taken center stage on the news and in our lives, I’ve had the great opportunity to share my expertise and passion for empowering healing, particularly by sharing scientifically accurate information to help separate fact from fiction, and share actionable steps each of us…
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New Study Shows Millennials ARE at Risk!
New data from the CDC found that a surprising amount of hospitalized COVID-19 patients were between the ages of 20-54, and nearly half of the patients admitted to intensive care units were under age 65. [1] This data undermines the belief that younger, healthier patients are at lower risk of becoming seriously ill from the…
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Physical Distancing and Flattening the Curve
With the exponential spread of the novel Coronavirus, we’ve seen widespread Social Distancing measures put in place in order to “Flatten the Curve.”
So what is Social Distancing? What does it mean to Flatten the Curve? And, most importantly, do these measures work?
What’s going on this week with the COVID-19?
In the past week so many of the things we thought we know about the novel Coronavirus that causes COVID-19 have changed. Here’s a few of the highlights. The number of cases of COVID-19 in the US has topped 3,000 as the global infection rate tops 153,000. [1] The new number of cases of COVID-19…
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Hand Washing 101
The number 1 thing we can do to protect ourselves from Coronavirus (at least the #1 thing we know at this time) is to wash our hands for at least 20 second with soap and water. If this isn’t possible, we should wash our hands with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that has at least 60%…
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