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How can women crack the code on bloating?

How can women crack the code on bloating?

Bloating is a fairly common problem for women, but many find it difficult to crack the code and find genuine relief. Dr. Connor was interviewed in brit.co, where she talks about how to identify bloating, the symptoms that can trigger it, the role that food and...

About the 10 Healthiest Superfoods

About the 10 Healthiest Superfoods

Eggs are a rare and complete high-quality protein source. Next to fish and chicken, eggs are a great choice when seeking sources of protein. Read the article "10 Healthiest Superfoods to Add to Your Diet, Nutritionists say," in bestlifeonline.com, where Dr. Connor is...

Stress response for men and women biologically is different

Stress response for men and women biologically is different

When it comes to responding to stress, men have sweaty palms, increased heart rate, and the impulse to more readily engage this “fight or flight” response. In women, however, the release of oxytocin is activated by the sympathetic nervous system—which is often termed the “tend and befriend” reaction.

Bloating – What Is It And What Does It Mean?

Bloating – What Is It And What Does It Mean?

Do you ever feel like your stomach is too full or swollen? You may be bloated. Bloating is a common problem, even in people who are otherwise healthy. About 1 in 7 Americans experience bloating on a weekly basis. It’s not always easy to figure out what’s causing...

Is Stress Really the Silent Killer?

Is Stress Really the Silent Killer?

Deep breathing exercises can cause physical changes within your body. They shut off your sympathetic nervous system (the part of your nervous system that controls your fight-or-flight response) and activate your parasympathetic nervous system (the part of your nervous system that makes you relax after you experience stress).

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