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It’s not uncommon for women to experience 2-3 miscarriages before they are offered diagnostic testing to determine the cause. Although there are multiple considerations to be made, such as low luteal progesterone, elevated homocysteine and autoimmune disease such as... 
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Using diet in conjunction with conventional cancer care is often to support weight management (gain or loss), or to improve side effects of chemotherapy (constipation or diarrhea) or to prevent recurrence (we have specific evidence for certain diets to reduce... 
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Menstrual cramps is the most common gynecological problem in young adolescent girls, with some studies reporting anywhere from 16 to 91 percent of girls (1) experiencing cramps that cause missed school days or the need for pain medication each month. What is not well... 
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One of the most common questions we get asked about IV therapy is whether or not it “conflicts” with regular oncology care. We spent 12 weeks researching this topic at McMaster University with a research team to uncover the evidence wither or not IV... 
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If you’re an expectant parent, your goals are simple: have the healthiest baby possible! Research suggests that there are specific nutrients that are required in pregnancy to help reduce the risk of asthma or eczema in your baby, and can influence their... 
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