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Is Mold Toxicity Causing Your Health Issues?

Is Mold Toxicity Causing Your Health Issues?

Adelaide2022-03-22T17:10:43-05:00

You’ve seen it. You’ve heard about it. You may even have some of it lurking in your basement. But do you know just how much it can actually influence your health? Mold is everywhere. It travels through the air outside and inside in the form of spores, and you inhale them regularly. For the most part, these spores are harmless. But the real trouble comes when spores find patches of moisture and grow into toxic mold that can continue to grow in places where you spend a lot of time — like your home or your office building. When toxic mold is present indoors in your space, it becomes a much more constant threat to your health.

Is Mold Toxicity Causing Your Health Issues?Adelaide2022-03-22T17:10:43-05:00

Light, Sleep, and Metabolism

Light, Sleep, and Metabolism

Adelaide2022-02-25T13:13:55-06:00

For many, getting a good night’s sleep can be a challenge. However, making healthy and consistent adjustments to sleep habits can help improve the quality of sleep. In this webinar, Dr. Varsha Rathod will dispel certain sleep myths, explain circadian rhythm, address the consequences of poor sleep hygiene, discuss common sleep disturbances, describe treatment options, and provide tips for unlocking your best sleep.

Light, Sleep, and MetabolismAdelaide2022-02-25T13:13:55-06:00

Uncovering Mold Toxicity

Uncovering Mold Toxicity

Adelaide2022-02-24T08:40:51-06:00

Mold toxicity is a complex multisystem illness that can have a broad range of clinical symptoms. It is estimated that millions of people are affected by mycotoxin illness, yet it goes unrecognized by most medical practitioners. In this webinar, functional medicine physician Dr. Scott Jamison will provide an overview of mycotoxin illness, its clinical presentations, and general treatment protocols.

Uncovering Mold ToxicityAdelaide2022-02-24T08:40:51-06:00

Strengthening Connections and Social Bonds

Strengthening Connections and Social Bonds

Adelaide2021-12-29T16:46:56-06:00

Relationships are fundamental to a well-lived life. In fact, social relationships are one of the pillars of lifestyle medicine, an evidence-based approach that addresses the root causes of disease with changes in lifestyle behaviors such as diet, exercise, sleep, social connectivity, and stress management. In this webinar with Julie Geeting, Coaching and Counseling Lead at PALM Health, you’ll discover more about the ways in which people are connected to others and ways you can care for and strengthen your own relationships.

Strengthening Connections and Social BondsAdelaide2021-12-29T16:46:56-06:00

The 5 Ps of Functional Medicine

The 5 Ps of Functional Medicine

Adelaide2021-12-13T13:45:38-06:00

Did you know that over half of the adult population has been diagnosed with at least one chronic health condition? Heart disease, diabetes, hypothyroidism, and arthritis are all common forms of chronic illness that you may be familiar with, or even have experienced yourself.

The 5 Ps of Functional MedicineAdelaide2021-12-13T13:45:38-06:00

How to Keep Your Skin Glowing All Winter

How to Keep Your Skin Glowing All Winter

Adelaide2022-11-10T15:45:42-06:00

Did you know that your skin loses more than 25% of its ability to hold moisture in the wintertime? As the colder weather creeps in, the air becomes drier and actually pulls moisture from your skin. Not only that, but your heaters and fireplaces also have a dehydrating and drying effect. Take a look at these five tips from PALM Health’s lead esthetician, Tommy Tenholder, on how to adjust your skincare routine during the colder months.

How to Keep Your Skin Glowing All WinterAdelaide2022-11-10T15:45:42-06:00

The Functional Medicine Approach to Prevention

The Functional Medicine Approach to Prevention

Adelaide2021-10-28T12:38:17-05:00

What is it about functional medicine that makes it different from conventional healthcare? At PALM Health, our functional medicine approach incorporates the Five P’s: it is personalized, patient-centered, proactive, predictive, and participatory. In this webinar, Dr. Scott Jamison will focus on the proactive part of our functional medicine approach to address how our medical providers help their patients prevent chronic diseases and lifestyle-related illnesses.

The Functional Medicine Approach to PreventionAdelaide2021-10-28T12:38:17-05:00

Tips to Be an Empowered Patient

Tips to Be an Empowered Patient

Adelaide2021-09-30T08:42:04-05:00

You know your health is important, but so is the relationship you have with the person in charge of overseeing your health: your doctor. At PALM Health, your physician wants to develop a beneficial partnership with you to help you get the most out of your medical appointments. What questions should you be asking your doctor about your health? What can you do to prepare for your annual preventive visit? In this webinar, nurse practitioner Amanda Peregrin will address questions such as these and provide practical tips to help you become an empowered patient.

Tips to Be an Empowered PatientAdelaide2021-09-30T08:42:04-05:00

Staying Fit in Menopause and Beyond

Staying Fit in Menopause and Beyond

Adelaide2021-08-28T22:05:28-05:00

Did you know that most of the science on exercise has been done on premenopausal subjects? Join Dr. Cynthia Kardesch, our Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician, as she explains the physical changes a woman’s body goes through during menopause and the science behind changing your dietary and exercise routines to reach your physical goals. Dr. Kardesch will discuss how incorporating integrative medicine treatments into your lifestyle and adjusting your exercise habits will help improve your quality of life as you go through menopause and beyond.

Staying Fit in Menopause and BeyondAdelaide2021-08-28T22:05:28-05:00

Why Recovery is Essential to Training

Why Recovery is Essential to Training

Adelaide2022-04-07T13:56:40-05:00

Most of us know how to recover from a stressful day: we find ways to disconnect for the evening, spend time in quiet or with loved ones, or even perhaps get outside for a walk and fresh air. Letting your mind rest and process that stress allows you to come back ready to take on the next day. Interestingly enough, this kind of recovery doesn’t only apply to environmental stressors that affect your mental state. Physiologically, your body works the same way.

Why Recovery is Essential to TrainingAdelaide2022-04-07T13:56:40-05:00