by The Herbal Pharmacist | Mar 11, 2025 | Aging Gracefully, Blood Sugar, Cardiovascular, Dermatology, digestion, Digestive, Exercise & Fitness, Gastrointestinal, General Health, Gut Health, Heart Health, Immune, Men's Health, Nutrition, Skin Health, weight management, Weight Mangament, Women's health
Aging is a natural process that we all experience, but the way we age can be influenced by our lifestyle choices, including the foods and supplements we take. Adding specific natural ingredients to our daily routine can support healthy aging by promoting overall...
by The Herbal Pharmacist | Jan 20, 2025 | Aging Gracefully, digestion, Digestive, Gastrointestinal, General Health, Gut Health
In today’s world, digestive health has become an increasing concern for many people. With lifestyles characterized by stress, irregular eating habits, and processed foods, issues such as bloating, gas, and inconsistent bowel movements have become quite common....
by The Herbal Pharmacist | Jan 6, 2025 | Aging Gracefully, Exercise & Fitness, Gastrointestinal, General Health, Gut Health, Heart Health, weight management, Weight Mangament
Beyond the Scale Weight management is no longer about simply reducing numbers on the scale. It’s about creating sustainable, healthy changes in body composition—reducing fat mass while preserving or increasing lean mass. Recent developments in medicine and dietary...
by The Herbal Pharmacist | Oct 16, 2024 | Aging Gracefully, Dermatology, Digestive, Exercise & Fitness, Gastrointestinal, General Health, Herbal Pharmacist Blog, Immune, Nutrition, Skin Health, Women's health
The concept of what you look like (skin health) outside being connected to gut health has been around for centuries. Chinese medicine believes there is a connection to the skin through two primary organs: the lungs and the large intestine. Recently, we have added...
by The Herbal Pharmacist | Jan 18, 2023 | Aging Gracefully, Gastrointestinal, General Health
How Does Stress Impact the Digestive System? First and foremost, it is essential to understand that the brain and your digestive system (gut) are in constant communication. There are more nerves in your gut than in the entire spinal cord.[i] When your body is...
