Dr. Anthony Miller FNPHormonal birth control has transformed reproductive health, offering women more autonomy and choice than ever before. But while it’s widely used and often helpful for preventing pregnancy and managing menstrual symptoms, its broader effects on hormone balance are often overlooked. This is where a more personalized, root-cause lens becomes invaluable. Post Description
Dr. Anthony Miller FNPAnxiety and depression have become alarmingly common, with more people than ever experiencing these conditions, often without clear answers. While mental health is multifaceted, one of the most overlooked factors contributing to mood disorders is the impact of hormone imbalances and nutrient deficiencies. Hormones and nutrients like magnesium, B vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids play an essential role in regulating mood, and imbalances or deficiencies in these can exacerbate anxiety and depression. Let’s dive into how hormone imbalances and nutrient deficiencies can drive mental health issues and how you can support your mood through proper nutrition and hormonal balance.
Dr. Anthony Miller FNPChronic inflammation is a condition that many people face today, but did you know that women are particularly more susceptible to it than men? Inflammation is the body’s natural response to injury or infection, but chronic inflammation from things like poor diet, lack of sleep, stress, and poor detoxification can wreak havoc on overall health. For women, this can translate into a wide range of symptoms, from joint pain to digestive issues and even mood imbalances.
Dr. Anthony Miller FNPLibido, or sexual desire, is a complex interplay of hormones, neurotransmitters, and overall health. While many factors influence sexual desire, one of the most significant is hormonal balance. When key hormones are out of sync, libido often declines, leaving both men and women frustrated and confused about why their desire has diminished.