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Enhancing and Sustaining Cognitive Health Through High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)
High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a clinically validated health strategy backed by experts like the ACSM. It delivers profound benefits for your heart, metabolism, and brain in just 15-25 minutes. Research shows HIIT can significantly improve cognitive function, preserve brain volume, and provide lasting results for years. Learn the science behind this powerful, time-efficient workout and how you can use it to build a more resilient body and mind.
Steve Murray
5 days ago3 min read


ADHD Support : Key Nutritional Insights for ADHD
Discover nutritional support for ADHD! Learn how GABA, glutamate & dopamine impact focus & self-control. Recap Jenny Hague's webinar + get a FREE infographic.
Steve Murray
May 282 min read


Your Body, Your Story: Functional Medicine's Personalized Path to Wellness
Functional medicine: Personalized, holistic care targeting root causes for optimal health. Empowers you to take control & achieve lasting wellness. Go beyond symptoms!
Steve Murray
May 165 min read


The Hypertension Lie: Why Drugs Aren't the Only Answer (And What Is)
For years, we've been told that hypertension is a simple equation: high blood pressure equals medication. But what if that's a lie? What if
Steve Murray
Jan 213 min read


Labs That Listen: How Functional Medicine Tests Go Beyond the Basics
Traditional medicine treats symptoms, not root causes. Functional medicine views the body as an interconnected system.
Steve Murray
Jan 114 min read


Finding joy in movement despite chronic pain
Fibromyalgia (FMS) and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) are complex conditions characterized by chronic pain, fatigue, and a range of other...
Steve Murray
Feb 6, 20244 min read


Prevention, treatment and reversal of Metabolic Disease starts in the gut.
In this 2nd part of a Gut Health series, we will look more closely at the role the Gut Microbiome in the development of some very common...
Steve Murray
Sep 11, 20234 min read
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