Biological Truths through a Biblical + Holistic lens
“Our bodies are interconnected. One of the most powerful things a Christian woman can do is honor this truth and steward her vessel accordingly.”
-Megan Taylor
The Power of HTMA Testing
Struggling with chronic symptoms but told your labs are normal? There is a reason for that.
What is HTMA Testing?
HTMA testing is a reflection of your nutrient minerals in relation to your stress reactions and your energy production. The patterns of nutrient minerals that are shown in a HTMA can be read like a mineral map revealing how a person may be functioning physically and psychologically.
Is Low blood sugar Worsening Your anxiety?
Discover the often overlooked connection between low blood sugar and anxiety. Learn why hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) is a missed root cause in conventional mental health treatment and how it can contribute to symptoms like fatigue, heart palpitations, and GI issues. Find out how to explore this issue and take steps towards improving your health.
Body Fat, Cortisol, + Mental Health
Discover the impact of chronic stress on body fat and mental health. Explore the connection between cortisol, stress, and excessive abdominal body fat. Learn how obesity can influence hormone balance and contribute to anxiety and depression. Find out why it's important to listen to the messages our bodies are sending and break the cycle of yo-yo dieting. Explore the link between chronic stress, body fat, and overall well-being.
What is Metabolic Typing?
Discover the fascinating world of metabolic typing and how it can help you understand your individual metabolism.
What is a Metabolism?
Your God designed metabolism is just as unique as your finger print. Tuning into this truth will empower you to break free from getting stuck in an endless pursuit of trying to find the "perfect diet," and constantly falling prey to predatory marketing schemes promising a quick fix, miracle "pill" or "one size fits all approach."
"If I had done this... she wouldn't have died," the trap of counterfactual thinking
Guilt and grief - two of the least and most expected feelings after a loved one dies. After losing a loved one, we sometimes go to counterfactual thinking where we create a real or perceived responsibility and guilt for the person's death. Read more for tips to identify and overcome guilt in your grief from a licensed nurse practitioner, and learn to accept.
What I wish I knew about grief
Grief is one of the hardest things we can face in life, and knowing how to care and counsel ourselves in grief can be even more difficult to navigate. Here are some things I, as a nurse practitioner, wish I'd known after my mother died and I began my grief journey.
Why are my eyes yellow?
What causes yellow eyes? Eyes should generally be a bright white, so if yours aren't, you should lean in and figure out why. Read more here to discover yellow eye side effects and causes, plus tips on how to fix yellow eyes.
Tools for Mouth Breathing
Mouth breathing contributes to many chronic health conditions. Explore some tools in this post to help reverse the habit!
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