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GLP-1 Rehab Plan

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This is our GLP-1 Rehab Store. It is not intended as medical advice and is not intended for purchasing everything in it. Get what you need. Of course consult with your personal practitioner, and ask clinical questions about how to target your needs (doses of supplements are determined individually and specifically through a practitioner relationship). Please see our blog at the website, where we talk about the mechanisms of weight, fat and insulin management to reduce body fat and improve health. This includes management of hormones, movement, sleep and nutrition. https://treatyourselftohealth.com/blog and search GLP-1 Rehab, and fat loss, weight loss, insulin resistance. Check out our substack https://regenandrise.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips and search GLP-1 Rehab and fat loss, weight loss, insulin resistance. If you also have joint pain- take a look here for Joint Health plan and look at the blog and the substack- regenandrise.substack.com The easiest way to get your questions answered , with access to health coaching, and with learning modules so you understand why and how healing happens, healing the root causes which are typically related to gut, microbiome, gut-brain connection, and mental/emotional/spiritual get in by starting now with our Regenasyst Insight Membership Plan at its introductory pricing: Click Here This is our GLP-1 Rehab Store. It is not intended as medical advice and is not intended for purchasing everything in it. Get what you need. Of course consult with your personal practitioner, and ask clinical questions about how to target your needs (doses of supplements are determined individually and specifically through a practitioner relationship). Please see our blog at the website, where we talk about the mechanisms of weight, fat and insulin management to reduce body fat and improve health. This includes management of hormones, movement, sleep and nutrition. https://treatyourselftohealth.com/blog and search GLP-1 Rehab, and fat loss, weight loss, insulin resistance. Check out our substack https://regenandrise.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips and search GLP-1 Rehab and fat loss, weight loss, insulin resistance. If you also have joint pain- take a look here for Joint Health plan and look at the blog and the substack- regenandrise.substack.com The easiest way to get your questions answered , with access to health coaching, and with learning modules so you understand why and how healing happens, healing the root causes which are typically related to gut, microbiome, gut-brain connection, and mental/emotional/spiritual get in by starting now with our Regenasyst Insight Membership Plan at its introductory pricing: Click Here

Satcher Healthy Microbiome and skin biome

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Welcome to our online products and Hello, if you have not already viewed our YouTube or Facebook videos go to Treat yourself to health , Dr. Serena Satcher in YouTube, Facebook or Instagram for more information. individually we take one soil based probiotic a day and when facing challenges add a prebiotic to take alongside it. Disclaimer: Information on the microbiome was presented as an education only acitivity and this page contains retail products that were not prescribed. The doctor does not have a patient doctor relationship with you. If you need help, you may want to consider a consultation with the doctor to get more personalized information. https://treatyourselftohealth.com/schedule for either the Reset 30 day program or for a strategy/discovery session.

Cold and Flu Support

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Insight Method 30 Day RESET

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Disclaimer: This is not intended as medical advice. Educational information is provided for education, information and entertainment. Welcome to the Insight method Health RESET Program! We’re thrilled to have you join us on this transformative journey! The RESET Program is designed to empower you with the tools, knowledge, and support you need to improve your metabolic health, reduce insulin resistance, and build a resilient foundation to help prevent cancer recurrence. Our approach combines cutting-edge insights in functional medicine with practical steps to optimize nutrition, movement, mindset, and supplementation. As you begin, you’ll find that the RESET Program goes beyond traditional health approaches by addressing the root causes of metabolic imbalance and supporting your body’s natural healing potential. One important aspect of this journey is giving your body the nutritional support it needs to truly thrive. That’s where a well-designed supplement protocol can play a role, helping to support critical areas like metabolism, inflammation, immune resilience, and gut health. Here’s a quick introduction to some of the key supplements we’ve carefully chosen for this program. These supplements are selected for their quality, safety, and ability to work in synergy with our lifestyle recommendations. They’re meant to gently support your metabolic reset without interfering with any ongoing treatments. As you explore these options, remember that supplements are just one part of your holistic plan, intended to complement the nutrition, movement, and mindset shifts you’ll be making over the next few weeks. Supplement Overview 1 . Vitamin D – Often called the “sunshine vitamin,” Vitamin D plays a crucial role in immune health and inflammation regulation. It’s a powerful ally in supporting your body’s defenses and overall resilience. 2. Fish Oil/Omega-3s – These essential fats support heart health, reduce inflammation, and help balance fatty acid levels in the body. Omega-3s are particularly helpful in countering the chronic, low-grade inflammation associated with insulin resistance and cancer risk. 3. Melatonin – Known primarily for promoting restful sleep, melatonin is also a strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, which can support your body’s healing processes. 4. Gut-Healing Botanicals – Supporting gut health is a key element in metabolic healing. Herbs like marshmallow root, slippery elm, and aloe vera help to protect and soothe the gut lining, promoting a balanced microbiome and better nutrient absorption. 5. Ginger Tea, Mint Tea, and Green Tea – These natural teas are not only calming and hydrating but also provide antioxidants that reduce inflammation and support metabolism. Green tea, in particular, has been studied for its effects on metabolic health and cancer prevention. As you explore this supplement protocol, you may notice positive changes in your energy, digestion, and mood, which are all signals of your body adapting and finding balance. Remember, we’re here every step of the way to answer questions and offer guidance as you build this new foundation of wellness. Together, let’s create lasting habits that will help you achieve your health goals and thrive for years to come. Hey, let’s get started on this empowering journey! 1. Curcumin - Rationale: Curcumin, a compound in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties and may have direct anticancer effects, particularly in hormone-related cancers. - Dose: 500–1,000 mg daily, ideally in a formulation that enhances bioavailability (like curcumin phytosome). - Safety: Generally well-tolerated, but it’s important to check with an oncologist, as curcumin may interact with some chemotherapy drugs by enhancing their effects. 2. Mushroom Extracts (Reishi, Turkey Tail, Shiitake) - Rationale: Medicinal mushrooms are immune modulators and can help support immune health, particularly during chemotherapy. Turkey tail (Trametes versicolor) has been studied for its potential to improve survival rates in cancer. - Dose: 1–3 grams of mushroom extract daily, often in capsule form. - Safety: Generally safe, but people should avoid combining mushrooms with immunotherapy drugs unless supervised, as they can stimulate immune function. 3. Quercetin - Rationale: Quercetin is a plant flavonoid with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that may support overall health and reduce inflammation during treatment. - Dose: 500–1,000 mg per day, typically with meals. - Safety: Usually safe, though high doses may interact with certain medications. Quercetin may help enhance the effects of some chemotherapy agents. 4. Probiotics - Rationale: Probiotics help support gut health, which is often compromised by chemotherapy. They can reduce symptoms like diarrhea, nausea, and other gastrointestinal side effects. - Dose: Look for a multi-strain formula with 10–20 billion CFUs, taken daily. - Safety: Generally safe, but in immunocompromised patients, it’s best to consult with a healthcare provider before starting. 5. Magnesium - Rationale Chemotherapy can lead to magnesium depletion, and magnesium supports muscle function, energy, and nerve health. It can also help reduce muscle cramps and constipation. - Dose: 200–400 mg daily, ideally in a chelated form for better absorption. - Safety: Generally safe, but doses above 400 mg can cause diarrhea, so it’s best to start low and increase if tolerated. 6. Vitamin B Complex (Including B6 and B12) - Rationale: B vitamins are essential for energy, mood regulation, and nerve health. B6, in particular, may help alleviate peripheral neuropathy, a common side effect of chemotherapy. - Dose: A standard B-complex supplement with 50–100 mg of most B vitamins. - Safety: Typically safe in moderate doses, but high doses of B6 over long periods can cause nerve damage. Check with the oncologist if high doses of individual B vitamins are being considered. 7. Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) - Rationale: CoQ10 is an antioxidant that supports cellular energy production and may help reduce chemotherapy side effects like fatigue. It’s also known to support heart health, which is important for patients on certain chemotherapy drugs. - Dose: 100–200 mg daily with food, ideally in a fat-soluble form. - Safety: Generally safe and does not interfere with most chemotherapy, but it’s still best to check with the provider. 8. Astragalus Root - Rationale: Astragalus is an adaptogen with immune-supporting properties that may help patients feel more resilient and improve chemotherapy tolerance. - Dose: 500–1,000 mg daily, or as a tea. - Safety: Safe in most cases but should be used with caution in patients on immunotherapy due to its immune-boosting effects. 9. Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) - Rationale: ALA is an antioxidant and may help protect against peripheral neuropathy and other oxidative stress-related side effects of chemotherapy. - Dose: 200–600 mg daily. - Safety: Generally safe but may interact with certain chemotherapy drugs, so it’s best to check. 10. Selenium - Rationale: Selenium is an antioxidant mineral that may support immune function and help reduce oxidative stress. Some studies suggest it may help with DNA repair, which is beneficial during chemotherapy. - Dose: 100–200 mcg daily. - Safety: Safe in moderate doses but toxic at high levels. Avoid combining with high-dose vitamin C to prevent reducing chemotherapy effectiveness. 13. Glutamine Free Gut healing herbs- Marshmallow root, Aloe Vera, Slippery elm, Zinc carnosine - These formulas supports gut health with herbs such as aloe vera and slippery elm, as well as zinc carnosine and other nutrients known to aid in gut healing. They coat the gut mucosa and soothe inflammation and improve the gut junctions.