Welcome to my blog ‘Mold And Neurological Symptoms’. You may like to read the section of my blog dedicated to mold and mycotoxins. Mold And Neurological Symptoms Gene-environment interactions are increasingly being recognised as a potential explanation for the rising incidence of neurological disorders. Within this framework, the impact of air pollutants on health and
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What Is Brain Fog? Brain fog isn’t actually a medical condition in its own right, and there are no diagnostic criteria. It is similar to conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome or chronic fatigue syndrome – it is an umbrella term that covers a range of symptoms associated with poor cognition (source). Symptoms may include:
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Welcome to my blog “Benefits Of Methylene Blue”. You might also like to read: Methylene Blue and Near Infrared Light: The Perfect Combo What Is Methylene Blue (MB)? Methylene blue (MB) is considered to be the first synthetic medication ever used in humans (1). It is an FDA-approved medication which has been used as an effective
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Methylene Blue And Near Infra Red You might also like to read: What Is Methtlene Blue Ground: What It Is & How To Do It? Photobiomodulation For Gut Health Neurons are metabolically protected against degeneration using low-level methylene blue and near-infrared light interventions (1) What Is Methylene Blue (MB)? Methylene blue (MB) is considered to
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The Real Cause Of Alzheimer’s Disease: Lifestyle You may also be interested in the section of my blog dedicated to brain health, click here, in particular: What Causes Brain Fog? And How To Get Rid Of It? Can Gut Health And Our Microbiome Affect Mental Health? Does Alzheimer’s Start In The Gut? Over the last
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Welcome to my blog post ‘Does Alzheimer’s Disease Start In The Gut?’. You may also be interested in the section of my blog dedicated to brain health, click here, in particular: What Causes Brain Fog? And How To Get Rid Of It? Can Gut Health And Our Microbiome Affect Mental Health? Does Alzheimer’s Start In
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Self-Compassion Researchers are beginning to conceptualise self-compassion as a buffer, or moderator, of the relationships between distressing events and negative self-feelings. Self-compassion contains three components: Self-kindness versus self-judgment Common humanity versus isolation Mindfulness versus over-identification These components combine and mutually interact. Self-compassion is relevant when considering personal inadequacies, mistakes, and failures, as well as when confronting painful
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