Autoimmune
Positive ANA: What to Know + Next Steps
An ANA test screens for antibodies signaling an autoimmune disease. Let’s talk about what a positive result means and what steps you should take next.
How to Naturally Lose Weight with Hashimoto’s Disease
Hashimoto’s can slow your metabolism and make it hard to lose weight. Learn 9 effective weight loss strategies that I recommend for this autoimmune condition.
The Connection Between Intermittent Fasting and Autoimmunity
Intermittent fasting could help relieve autoimmune diseases. Let’s take a look at the research and get a better understanding of the connection.
Dysautonomia: Types, Symptoms, Root Causes, And Treatment Options
Dysautonomia, which impacts the autonomic nervous system, can make life difficult. Let’s discuss how to identify symptoms and better understand the condition.
11 Effective, Natural Remedies For Treating Lyme Disease
There are some great, effective ways to heal from Lyme disease symptoms naturally. Let’s talk about the top natural remedies I recommend to my own patients.
9 Lab Tests You Should Consider Running If You’re Feeling Off
Specific lab tests can help you get to the root of underlying health issues you may be facing. Let’s talk about the top labs that you should consider running.
A 7-Day Rheumatoid Arthritis Diet Plan For Inflammation Relief
Choosing the right foods can make or break your inflammatory response; Dr. Will Cole’s expertly crafted 7 day meal plan for rheumatoid arthritis.
Scleroderma Symptoms, Root Causes, and How To Find Relief
Explore our extensive list of Scleroderma symptoms, and discover how to relieve this painful and threatening autoimmune disease from its origin.
Root Cause Interstitial Cystitis Treatments
Begin healing from interstitial cystitis. 1. Avoid certain foods, 2. Manage Stress, 3. Bladder and bowel training, 4. Consistent exercise
Think You Have A Food Intolerance? Symptoms, Diagnosis, And Healing
Food intolerances cause uncomfortable and disruptive symptoms like bloating, cramps, diarrhea, and more. Here’s how to know if you have one (and what to do).
