“Root cause care” has become a buzzword. It shows up on websites, Instagram bios, and supplement labels. It’s often used to distinguish natural or functional practitioners from conventional medicine. But somewhere along the way, the meaning has become diluted. Because here’s the uncomfortable truth: A lot of what’s being called “root cause care” today is still symptom management — just with natural tools instead of pharmaceuticals. And that distinction matters. Natural Doesn’

Histamine, Salicylates, Sulfur & the Overload Pattern Many People Miss Have you ever felt like your body suddenly became… sensitive? Foods you’ve eaten for years start causing reactions. Supplements that once helped now make you feel worse. Symptoms don’t stay in one place — they shift and change. For some people, this shows up as skin flares. For others, it’s digestive issues, hormonal symptoms, anxiety, fatigue, or inflammation. Often, it’s a mix of all of the above. When t

If you’ve ever received conflicting nutrition advice, you’re not alone. Two qualified nutrition professionals can look at the same person and recommend very different strategies — not because one is wrong, but because they’re trained under different nutrition models and frameworks . I’m often asked why nutrition advice can vary so widely, or why someone might feel supported by one approach but not another. This article is meant to clarify those differences — and to be transpa

When I was pregnant with my son in 2021/2022, I remember reading about possible links between Tylenol (acetaminophen) use in pregnancy...