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Endometriosis: The Hidden Threat to Women’s Health, Part 1

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[Russian translation] Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the inner lining of the uterus (endometrium) grows outside the uterus. This tissue can develop on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, the outer surface of the uterus, and other organs. Under the influence of hormonal changes, this tissue continues to menstruate just like the uterine lining, causing inflammation, scar formation, and pain that can range from moderate to very severe. Severe pain from endometri...
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Creating a Safe Home Environment for Better Health

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[Russian translation] In the first part, we discussed the issue of pathogenic biofilms forming on moisture-exposed surfaces in the home: Biofilms in the Home and Their Impact on Human Health. Now we will explore what can be done to reduce this impact on our health, as regular cleaning is only a part of the necessary measures. In modern homes and apartments, despite visible cleanliness, various microbes, fungi, and bacteria can accumulate, many of which pose serious health risks. Sour...
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Biofilms in the Home and Their Impact on Human Health

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[Russian translation] We have talked a lot about mold and the importance of preventing its spread in the home. Mold is indeed one of the most serious threats to our health, but the issues do not end there. Recent research indicates that the problem extends beyond just mold to a broader issue—homes exposed to water damage. You might say, "But isn’t that how mold problems arise?" And that’s true. However, aside from mold, there are other threats that often go unnoticed. Moreover, if y...
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EDS, MCAS, And POTS: Unveiling The Hidden Connections

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In medical education, emphasis is placed on the ability to think about the most likely causes of illnesses, referred to as "horses," rather than rare cases, or "zebras." This helps to diagnose common problems more quickly, but often leads to the overlooking of rare conditions. Therefore, the symbol of rare diseases, such as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, is a zebra — to remind doctors of the importance of considering unusual cases. Now, let's talk about this and other "zebras." [Russian transl...
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Living With MCAS: Symptoms, Diagnosis, And Modern Therapies

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[Russian translation] Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) is a chronic condition in which mast cells in the body become excessively activated. This leads to the release of numerous chemical substances that can cause diverse symptoms affecting various systems of the body. What are Mast Cells? Understanding the role of mast cells in the body helps explain the variety of MCAS symptoms and the need for a comprehensive approach to treating this condition. Mast cells, or mastocytes...
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Discover the phenomenon of joint hypermobility and its associated risks

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[Russian translation] Hypermobility is a condition where joints have greater flexibility than usual. People with hypermobility can bend and extend their joints beyond normal ranges of motion. So far, this doesn’t sound too bad, right? Moreover, we usually envy people with hypermobility; after all, they can easily do splits, whereas an average person might need weeks, if not months, of training. Indeed, this condition can be harmless and even advantageous in certain sports and activitie...
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What is postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS)?

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[Russian translation] Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is often a puzzling condition, the causes of which can be extremely difficult to pinpoint, and it can significantly incapacitate individuals. So, what is POTS? During a POTS crisis, a person may feel as though their heart starts beating harder and faster than usual when they suddenly change positions. They may experience dizziness or even loss of balance as if their legs are not obeying them. Often, there's a ...
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Cracking The PCOS Code: Revealing Causes, Symptoms, And Environmental Impact

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[Russian translation] Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrine disorder affecting women of reproductive age. While PCOS can present differently, its impact on health and quality of life can be significant. It's important to recognize the signs and consequences of this condition to receive timely diagnosis and treatment. What symptoms indicate PCOS? PCOS is characterized by several main symptoms, including Irregular menstrual cycles or absence of menstru...
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Thyroid Dysfunction and Diagnostic Challenges

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[Russian translation] There are cases where patients experiencing symptoms potentially related to thyroid dysfunction undergo standard testing for TSH hormone levels, and the results fall within the normal range. This often concludes the examination. It is possible that, for this reason, many individuals in the Canadian province of BC remain undiagnosed for many years. They exhibit symptoms of thyroid dysfunction, yet specialists assure them that everything is fine, relying on the f...
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What is the Most Effective Approach to Treating Chronic Lyme Disease?

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[Russian translation] You can find an article with information about Lyme disease at this link: "Chronic Lyme can look like a lot of illnesses." Once I first heard this phrase from Dr. Klinghardt: Lyme doesn't create specific problems on its own, Lyme simply opens the doors to all other issues. These can include toxins, various infections, allergic reactions, and other problems. Now, I often repeat this phrase myself. This article is dedicated to describing the approach to treating ...
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