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The gut-brain connection, also known as the gut-brain axis, is a complex and fascinating communication network that links the gastrointestinal system and the central nervous system. This bidirectional pathway allows for a constant exchange of information between the brain and the gut, influencing various aspects of our physical and mental well-being.

The Vibrance Immune Support Package Our vision here at Vibrance Health has always been to “joyfully and successfully help people attain and maintain optimal health (at any age) by maximizing the rejuvenation potential that nature provides.”

If you’ve tried to lose weight on your own and failed or managed to lose a few pounds only to gain it all back again, it’s time to get professional medical help to manage your weight and improve your health. 

Hormones change with aging. The sooner a woman can learn about her hormones, the better prepared she can be as her body develops through the years.

Are you interested in becoming one of the 36 million people in America who practice yoga? If so, you can look forward to many benefits. People start practicing yoga to relieve stress and become more flexible, but these are just two of the numerous advantages.

Seven to eight hours. Not six, not nine, not five. Research shows that adults need to get seven to eight hours of sleep each night to maintain a healthy heart. Between seven and eight hours is considered a “good night’s sleep.”

Stress is not always bad. Good stress can help us get out of dangerous situations or make decisions that are best for our safety or health. For example, if you see an out of control driver on the highway, good stress tells you to pull over and get as far away as you can from that driver to avoid injury.

One thing everyone knows for sure is that men and women are very different. And they are different in every aspect of their lives, from looks to how they handle stress to how they express emotions. They are even different when it comes to hormones.

BMI is determined by dividing weight by height-squared. It’s measured generally using the metric system. As you may readily have concluded, this is a flawed measurement for determining whether you’re overweight, because it doesn’t address either the amount of muscle, or the amount of fat tissue that a person might have that comprises their weight.

The New England Journal of Medicine reports on a study of about 200 people who were willing to be weighed throughout the holiday season. The goal was to determine an average of weight gain between Thanksgiving and Christmas.