Root Cause Connections

28/09/2023

29/05/2023

Did you know...https://www.ndtv.com/health/world-digestive-health-day-2023-understanding-the-role-of-a-healthy-gut-beyond-digestion-4075725 Today is world health digestive day.

World Digestive Health Day tries to create awareness around good digestive health. The theme for the World Digestive Health Day 2023 is "Your Digestive Health: A Healthy Gut From the Start."

17/05/2023

What is a Functional Nutrition and Lifestyle Practitioner (FNLP)?

We are a group of practitioners that are trained to look at our bodies as a whole, not as separate systems. We work in partnership with you to dive deep and discover the root causes. Take a look at this short video that goes a little deeper in to our role as an FNLP.

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07/05/2023

Meet the practitioners! We are a collective group of 5 women that share our passions to educate and empower others to live optimally by rebooting and restoring one’s health. Salima and Stacey share their “why” that got them on the path to functional Nutrition

05/05/2023

We've all heard that the biggest risk with osteoporosis is fractured bones, and we tend to think of this in relation to falls. However, are you aware that osteoporosis puts us at risk of insufficiency fractures? These are much like stress fractures and tend to happen spontaneously, mostly in the spine and/or pelvis of those with osteoporosis. They are extremely painful and debilitating, requiring a long recovery. For this reason, it's very important to be mindful of how you're moving your body once you've been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Some movements are no longer safe, like bending down to touch your toes or pick something up off the floor, especially if it's something heavy.

26/04/2023

Margie Bissinger is a physical therapist who practices functionally and specializes in helping clients manage osteoporosis. Her podcast - Happy Bones, Happy Life - is an excellent resource for those with osteopenia and osteoporosis. In the latest episode, you can hear her answers to some frequently asked questions about exercise/movement, medications, and supplementation. One thing I learned here is that strontium, which is being hailed as a supplement to increase bone density, is actually not all that. Because it replaces calcium in the bones and is heavier than calcium, it gives a false sense of increased bone density. The bones appear more dense on DEXA scans, but the quality of the bone is not improved, which can lead to increased risk of fractures. Check out the episode lnk in the comments.

24/04/2023

One of the positive side of osteoporosis the that bones do not deteriorate over night. It occurs in stages. Taking time to speak to your doctor about your health and prevention is one of the foundation steps. We and we can see statics are high, 1 in 3 women ! Diet and exercise is the next step.

13/04/2023

Exercise is one of the key components to keeping our bones strong and even helping to rebuild them. Cardiovascular exercise is beneficial, but let's not neglect adding at least 2 days of resistance training.

12/04/2023

Will there be a straw that breaks your back? What will it be? Please read the article linked below in comments to learn about the many factors leading to osteoporosis as we age.

11/04/2023

We are in osteoporosis awareness month! what is it? and why care?

08/04/2023

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05/04/2023

One of the causes of low weight after menopause is digestive issues that crop up during this time of life.

30/03/2023

Our endocrine System is what controls our hormones throughout life, including the years surrounding menopause. Lifestyle modifications play a key role in helping to maintain each and everyone of these hormones.