Daniel
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8 months ago (edited)
Q&A is now live!
Hey everyone,Due to a small technical hiccup, we’re starting the Q&A a bit later than planned — but we’re live now and ready to go!
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @iryna_klevetenko ,
Sometimes pediatricians could prescribe these supplements as a preventive measure. The best is to ask your pediatrician of course, but here are some reasons why iron and vitamin D could be recommended. When your child
- is exclusively or mostly breastfed beyond 6 months (vitamin D is often recommended in these cases).
- has a…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @Annie ,
The type of approach depends a bit on what causes discoid eczema. Research shows there is not
one single cause”. Here are some common causes:- Skin Barrier Dysfunction: Impaired skin barrier makes the skin prone to moisture loss and irritation.
- Allergens / Irritants: Reaction to environmental allergens, soaps, detergents, or…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @dxb,
Functional Adaptation
Elevations in HDL and LDL are often a sign of “something”. Small elevations might simply be a functional adaptation to lifestyle choices.For example: a diet heavy in animal proteins and (healthy) fats can cause LDL and HDL to rise. Animal proteins in nature are almost always accompanied by fats. When we eat…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @Annie
There are protein powders you could use. I like the protein powders from Designs for Health. You can find their products also on Fullscript (just click here!)where you can order them with a discount. I often use them when I’m doing a detox program. I like the way they saturate me as well.
Although flavour is very personal, I like…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @iryna_klevetenko ,
In the symptom dictionary, you can find a list of recommendations. Just click here.
Gout is caused by elevations of uric acid in the blood that form urate crystals in the joint(s). Uric acid levels can rise for various reasons. A diet high in purines could for example be the cause (see symptom dictionary for examples… -
Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @LAK ,
Many factors could play into the advice your friend has been given, so it’s hard to reply to that part. I can however clarify the relationship between the MTHFR mutation – or SNP (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism).
Elevations in homocysteine are considered as a risk factor for clotting. Homocysteine is normally broken down to Methionine…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Iron Infusion in Third Trimester
Hey @healthyliving99
First of all, exciting news! Congratulations!
Since your pregnant you have to share your nutrients with your new family member. It is quite normal for ferritin (the storage form of iron) to drop during the third trimester in regular pregnancies. For a good interpertation of lab values it’s important to know the reference… Read more
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @Inga-55
I like the products of Thorne since they are third-party tested and don’t use binders and fillers in their supplements. This prenatal vitamin is from them. Best would be to consume this multivitamin with food.
Ginger can help with nauseau in some pregnant women. Unfortunatelly not with everyone. You should at least have consumed it…
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Daniel replied to the discussion
Hey @Inga-55
Good question! Although it’s hard to evaluate every ingredient on the labels, I will help you understand some of them so you can make more educated choices! When choosing a good product I like to answer these two questions as well as possible:
1. Are there ingredients on the list that we know of that are harmful?
2. How well are…
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