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Fibromyalgia is more common than many people think Fibromyalgia is not a rare condition, even if it is still dismissed in public perception and in many medical settings as an exception or as female hypersensitivity. Estimates suggest that around two to four percent of the population are affected. Women are diagnosed far more often than…

In conventional medicine, leukemia is considered a disease of the blood or, more precisely, of the bone marrow, where our blood cells are formed. At this level, it is a disorder of the hematopoietic stem cells, which normally give rise to red blood cells, platelets, and various types of immune cells. In leukemia, this process…

Dementia is still regarded as a fate of old age, as something that simply happens at some point, inevitably, genetically determined, and without being able to influence it. This view is convenient, but falls far short. It completely ignores what research and clinical experience have been showing for years: in most cases, dementia is not…

I was honestly surprised by the many responses to my endometriosis article and by how strongly more visibility is desired, which is very understandable. And since endometriosis is also more often first diagnosed as depression when doctors do not know what to do next, it is only consistent that we now look at the topic…

Every human being carries an inner tempo from birth, a rhythm that orchestrates all central processes of life: sleep, digestion, hormone production, metabolism, energy distribution, regeneration, and learning processes follow these rhythms. From adolescence onward, these so called chronotypes, which are genetically anchored, stabilize to a large extent, yet they remain variable across the lifespan.…