A few weeks ago, the last edition of Dr. Talks Summit brought together over 50 of the world’s leading experts on Long Haul Syndrome, chronic illnesses, and ME/CFS – including doctors, scientists, and researchers who are on the front lines of this new health paradigm. Among them, Eric Gordon, MD and Dr. Kelly Halderman, Chief […]
Author Archives: Dr. Kelly Halderman
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Dec
Dec
Water consumption and exercise – sounds pretty simple, right? Well, the truth is that up to 75% of the population in America is walking around dehydrated. When we exercise, we lose even more fluids and if they aren’t replaced, then chronic dehydration can occur which leads to a host of problems. Some of the well-known […]
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Dec
Dec
Today, many supplements, foods and beverages are touted to contain “antioxidants”. Although consumers are aware antioxidants can be helpful for our health, few of us really know how they actually work in the body. At Weo, we are science-driven and believe education is one of the best ways we can maximize our health – when […]
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Oct
Oct
Cellular senescence is a natural protective mechanism your body uses to stop the growth of cells that are at risk of transforming into cancer cells. An important scientific article published in Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology notes, “cellular senescence occurs in response to endogenous and exogenous stresses.” So think of senescence as your body’s “last-ditch” […]