JAAF Study of 787 Races Held Since July Finds One Case of Someone Contracting COVID-19 The study surveyed 53 organizations including the JAAF and corporate and collegiate league governing bodies. This is good news for...
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Read MoreA Tale of Two COVID Patients COVID-19 has turned out to be a disease testing the health of humanity. Obesity, diabetes, suppressed immune systems, inflammation, and other problems cause patients to fare worse when they get...
Read MoreLong Haul COVID Syndrome CNN’s Chris Cuomo has revealed he’s still suffering from the lingering effects of COVID-19 more than three months after he was first stricken. “I’ve got brain fog that won’t...
Read MoreOpen letter from medical doctors and health professionals to all Belgian authorities and all Belgian media A number of doctors feel that the response to the Coronavirus and the Lockdown have perhaps caused more harm than good....
Read MoreTreating Cortisol THE Most important thing a health care provider can do is to take a history and physical, and truly listen to what is going on. A 10-minute doctor’s visit will not accomplish this. A general state of well being...
Read MoreCortisol and Thyroid hormone It seems like everyone is on thyroid hormone replacement nowadays. Whether it is an inability to secrete thyroid hormone, or other things are affecting metabolism is difficult to know. We certainly...
Read MoreHow To Take care of your cortisol Taking care of your cortisol is the best way to ensure you do not develop diseases. Understanding how cortisol works in relation to the sun-light cycles is paramount. We are the great adapters,...
Read MoreHaving high nighttime cortisol levels affects our morning cortisol. Usually the test shows levels of cortisol lower than they should be. Salivary cortisol is the best test for cortisol, because having a blood draw is stressful...
Read MoreHumans and Adaptation When cortisol rhythms become disrupted, it takes us out of our normal environment. But humans are the great adapters. No other species can adapt to different environments better than humans, we can live...
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Respecting Cortisol – WSJ Article “… Teens Stay Up All Night, Sleep All Day” Ms. Friedman, wrote a...
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Cortisol and Insomnia Insomnia is a big problem today and most of it has to do with cortisol....
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