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Welcome to our little corner of the world wide web where we are not afraid of discussing tough questions like, “when did nutrition, health, movement, and stress management become alternative medicine?” Where we embrace challenges in all aspects of life to become a healthier…
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134 | ALPHA GAL – EPISODE 3: TREATMENT, TOLERANCE, AND THE EAR NEEDLE EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT (opens the original)
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You've been diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome — now what? In the final episode of the series, Andrea and Ashley get into the practical side: how to actually manage this thing, from individualized avoidance and tick-bite prevention (yes, that's part of treatment too) to emergency planning, symptom management, and the emerging — and genuinely interesting — question of whether desensitization is possible. They also dig into SAAT, Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment, the specialized auricular acupun
133 | ALPHA GAL - BEYOND THE BITE (PART 2) (opens the original)
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You might have alpha-gal syndrome and have no idea — and neither might your doctor. In this episode, Andrea and Ashley go deeper on the numbers (up to 450,000 Americans may be living with AGS, and it's not even a reportable condition), who's most at risk, why the lone star tick's expanding range means this is no longer just a Southern problem, and why a positive antibody test doesn't automatically mean you have the disease. They also get into the 2023 CDC survey that found nearly half of healthc
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