Navigating Life with Fibromyalgia
By: Dr Alex Robber In the ancient text, Shennong Bencao Jing (Shennong Herbal Classic) published in around 100 AD, according to Dr. Dharmananda, ginseng was mainly used in China and across Asia. This text...
Technically, Ginger root is a wildflower, but most individuals consider it to be a spice. It is the digestive herb that is deemed to be “basic,” but the cure characteristics of ginger extend far...
By: Dr Alex Robber There are many conveniences in our contemporary lifestyle, but there are many variables that affect our health. Due to our water, our food is the air we breathe, chemical cleaners...
By: Dr Alex Robber The chronic disease is fibromyalgia. Fatigue, brain fog and broad-based pain include symptoms. In certain regions of your body, people with this disorder often have delicate, painful points. Chronic muscle,...
By: Dr Alex Robber Many individuals have been left without a single drug for all the symptoms of fibromyalgia, including nutritional supplements. The most popular types of supplements include vitamins, minerals, herbs and probiotics....
By: Dr Alex Robber You may wonder if the supplements can give you some relief, if you have pain, fatigue or sleeping difficulties associated with fibromyalgia. Some pills may have damaging side impacts to...
By: Dr Alex Robber Turmeric is a light-yellow spice which is often found in mixtures of curry-spice. The root of ginger is common in Indian, Thai, Maroccan and traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic cuisine for...
By: Dr Alex Robber Pain is our body’s protection stimulus, which tells us that something is wrong. When we touch a hot pot or a cloth, we feel pain and the incentive reaches our...
