Sugar has been a hot topic over the last few years as more people are trying to find ways to cut back on their intake. Sugar can be a big cause of inflammation, high blood sugar, low energy levels, and even weight gain.

Acupuncture has been used for thousands of years to help support balance in the body. This Traditional Chinese Medicine modality is something than many people are starting to turn to when dealing with periods of stress.

The gut-brain connection is powerful and more connected than you may think. Research has found that gut health and mental health are so intertwined that poor gut health can lead to stress and depression, and depression can lead to imbalanced digestive health. It can go either way, which is why stress reduction is such an essential part of getting your gut health in check.

For many of us, not having a routine, or a plan for how we go about tackling everything on our to-do list can lead to stress and overwhelm. And, life can get busy. From work obligations, to home life, it may seem like our to-do list is never ending. But, here’s the thing. If we were to simplify our daily schedule, we all may find that our overall stress levels are lower. Let’s take a look at 5 ways to simplify your daily schedule for lower stress.

Brain fog is a term people use to describe that “fuzzy feeling” and not being able to process information, remember things, or recall information like they used to. Not only is this a frustrating feeling, but it can also indicate that something else may be going on, and a sign that your adrenals may need a little extra support.

Every time allergy season starts, it seems like the pollen gets worse, and symptoms start earlier and last longer. The past couple of years, many people have been complaining of worsening allergy symptoms, and as it turns out, we appear to be getting more pollen than ever before, and the allergy season is lasting longer.

Nutrition plays a role in just about every aspect of our health, and while we mostly think about physical health when it comes to the foods we eat, our mental health can be impacted as well. The foods you eat on a daily basis have the potential to either fuel and nourish your body for optimal health, or they can cause all sorts of imbalances and lead to further stress on the body.

We are big on mental health at Dr. Vim’s and believe that everyone deserves to make it a priority every single day. However, it’s easy to forget to take care of ourselves, especially when we have super busy day to day schedules, so we are sharing five doable steps to making your mental health a priority. These tips don’t require a ton of time or a big commitment, but they can certainly turn your mental and even physical health around.

Low energy and poor mental focus are two major complaints so many people have on a day to day basis. Both of these things can impact your quality of life and prevent you from feeling your best. Here at Dr. Vim’s, we take pride in offering potent, effective, and stimulant-free supplements to help you regain your energy and focus and allow you to feel your best without the jittery after effects of caffeine.

Hormones-they are often talked about in a negative light and thought to be the cause of all sorts of unwanted symptoms like mood swings and weight gain. But, here’s the thing. Hormones are little chemical messengers that are critical to overall health.