Crohn’s Disease is an autoimmune inflammatory condition primarily affecting the digestive tract. Learn about the root causes and solutions in this Quickie.

Hemorrhoids are a common and very uncomfortable condition! Learn about root causes and a wide variety of treatment options in this Quickie.

This resource is a deep dive into the Lymphatic System. Learn about the anatomy, various important functions and all the ways to support optimal health and drainage of this very important system.

There are multiple reasons one might have loose stools or diarrhea. It takes an observant eye to screen every reason why this might be happening and how to make it stop. Check out these suggestions!

Kidney stones are most commonly made of calcium oxalates and oxalates are dumped by mold and yeast! Want to learn more? Hope this Quickie helps you out!

Menopause is no fun but it can be a bit more graceful if your hormones are as balanced as possible. You don’t have to suffer-check out these tips!

Small Intestinal Bowel Overgrowth has become an ever-increasing problem in first-world countries. In Dr. Jess’s experience, there is always something bigger lurking which allows SIBO to rear its ugly head!

PMS always points to a liver problem but here are some other tips that might help!

One of the things Dr. Jess always hears is that her patients cannot sweat. There are a handful of reasons for this but it can be reversed and is never really a positive thing.

Don’t have energy? This topic needs careful awareness and troubleshooting as many things can lead to decreased energy from the thyroid to emotions and trauma. Go through each reason carefully while comparing to your exposures in your life.

IBS is a physically and emotionally driven disease. It can be reversed with proactivity. Here are some helpful tips on where to start.

UC is an autoimmune condition that affects the entire GI tract and can cause bloating, pain, and abnormal stools. Root cause answers are not known but suspected. Any studies show a link to the bacteria E coli and candida, but is the root cause deeper?