Prediabetes and type 2 diabetes often show up quietly, and that silence is one reason so many people get diagnosed late. On the Art of Healing podcast, Dr. Jonard de Guzman, a dual board certified internal medicine and lifestyle medicine physician and founder of For Truth Health, explains diabetes as a problem of insulin resistance. […]
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Interview with Dr. Jonar Catch the Webinar on August 16th, 2026 Prediabetes and type 2 diabetes often show up quietly, and that silence is one reason so many people get diagnosed late. On the Art of Healing podcast, Dr. Jonard de Guzman, a dual board-certified internal medicine and lifestyle medicine physician and founder of For
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Aging, Skin, Hormones and Stress Listen now or Watch the Webinar Here Modern midlife can create a sudden “mirror moment” where a candid photo or harsh Zoom lighting flips on an inner critic and makes you feel disconnected from your own face. That reaction is not vanity, it’s a mix of biology and cultural conditioning
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Perimenopause and menopause are not brief speed bumps; they are long chapters that shape health, identity, and purpose. That truth is the backbone of our Hormone Harmony Summit, a multi-day event designed to meet women where they are—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We built this gathering because textbook definitions rarely match lived experience. Listeners and patients
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Perimenopause and menopause are often framed as a list of symptoms to tolerate, yet the lived experience is deeper and more layered. Many women describe a quiet, unsettling question: why don’t I feel like myself. That feeling isn’t imagined; it mirrors real shifts in brain chemistry, nervous system tone, sleep architecture, and metabolic balance. When
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Menopause is a hot topic right now. Women across generations are finally seeing perimenopause and menopause as a profound transition rather than a silent decline. As a clinician who entered practice when the research gap was wide, I remember how little guidance existed for patients and providers. Today, the conversation has shifted, and with it,
Menopause is often reduced to lab numbers, hot flashes, and sleep changes, but the inner landscape tells a richer story. Many women in midlife feel sensitive, irritable, or unmoored and quietly wonder if they are losing their grip. What if those intense feelings are not a malfunction but a message? Midlife can surface grief for
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Do you feel differently with Perimenopause and Menopause? Midlife asks hard questions with a soft voice: why do I feel different, why is my patience thin, why does sleep slip away just when I need it most? The truth is both simple and profound—your body is shifting seasons. Perimenopause and menopause are not a cliff
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Listen to the article Here: If you’ve entered midlife and suddenly your body feels “unfamiliar”—fatigue that is unstoppable, joint pain, inflamed skin, brain fog, weight changes, hair thinning, or labs that keep creeping into abnormal territory—you’re not imagining it. Many women in midlife develop autoimmune patterns (Hashimoto’s, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis, inflammatory bowel conditions, and
Many of us think of immunity as a battlefield, but the thymus, tucked behind the breastbone, is more like a wise teacher. It trains T cells to recognize what is self and what is not, a lesson that keeps inflammation contained and autoimmunity at bay. When life brings heartbreak, abandonment, or relentless stress, this teacher
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Chronic pain shapes how we move, think, and engage with the world, yet it often gets reduced to generic advice or endless trials that leave people discouraged. In our conversation with energy healer and Healing Lab founder Mike Sentincia, we explore a model that treats pain as a multi-tissue challenge, not a single switch to
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Childhood trauma leaves traces in places we rarely think to look: the stomach that knots before a meeting, the sudden sugar crash at 3 p.m., the racing mind that won’t sleep. When early life stress meets the solar plexus—the chakra of self-determination, motivation, and metabolism—the body learns survival as its first language. That learning shows
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Personal power is not an abstract idea; it is felt in the body as steady energy, clear focus, and the ease of digestion. The solar plexus chakra, known as manipura, sits between the ribs and navel and governs metabolism, self-esteem, and drive. When this center is bright, we move through the day with conviction and
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We rush through days with heads buzzing and bodies ignored, convinced that thinking harder solves everything. Yet the more the mind spins, the more energy gets pulled upward, starving the body’s quiet signals and straining the adrenal glands. This pattern leaves us anxious, fatigued, and restless, craving quick hits of sugar or caffeine. The root
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The sacral chakra sits at the crossroads of energy, emotion, and biology. Rooted in Ayurvedic wisdom, this center is linked to intimacy, creativity, and our capacity to connect, yet it also maps onto real tissues like the reproductive organs, bladder, kidneys, and spleen. That blend confuses some people: there is no single “sacral gland” you
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