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The Naturopathic Collective is a medical coworking space providing like-minded practitioners access to facilities and equipment.

Including IV suite and lab, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), Infrared Sauna, exam room, and more.

02/04/2026

Berberine is a botanical compound with a long history of use and growing scientific interest. Modern research continues to explore how it supports metabolic regulation, cellular signaling, and mitochondrial efficiency.

Its ability to influence multiple pathways at once is what makes it especially intriguing in integrative and functional approaches to health.

02/03/2026

REPOST ⭐ Cancer prevention isn’t about perfection; it’s about reducing risk where you can.

✔️ While prevention isn't a guarantee that cancer won’t occur, it focuses on reducing risk where possible. Since cancer usually develops from a mix of modifiable lifestyle choices and non-modifiable factors, such as your genetics, there is no one-size-fits-all approach, but making changes within your control is a powerful first step.

During February's National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, discover 6 steps you can take to reduce your risk, in our newest blog post 🔗

• ⭐ Cancer prevention isn’t about perfection; it’s about reducing risk where you can.

✔️ While prevention isn't a guarantee that cancer won’t occur, it focuses on reducing risk where possible. Since cancer usually develops from a mix of modifiable lifestyle choices and non-modifiable factors, such as your genetics, there is no one-size-fits-all approach, but making changes within your control is a powerful first step.

During February's National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, discover 6 steps you can take to reduce your risk, in our newest blog post 🔗

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02/02/2026

Honokiol is one of the key bioactive compounds found in magnolia bark and has a long history of use in traditional medicine. Modern research has focused on how it interacts with inflammation, oxidative stress, and cellular energy systems.

In laboratory and preclinical studies, honokiol has been shown to influence signaling pathways involved in cell growth, stress response, and mitochondrial function. These properties make it an area of interest in metabolic health, inflammation regulation, and ongoing research related to cellular resilience.

As with many plant compounds, effects depend on context, dosing, and individual biology, and honokiol continues to be studied for its broader role in supporting cellular health.

01/29/2026

Sodium selenite is a specific form of selenium that behaves differently from common dietary selenium supplements. Its interest in oncology comes from how it interacts with cellular signaling, oxidative balance, and programmed cell death pathways.

Research has explored how sodium selenite may selectively stress cancer cells while healthy cells are better equipped to manage its effects. This distinction has made it a topic of interest in integrative and research-based oncology conversations.

As with all therapeutic compounds, context, dosing, and clinical oversight matter. Sodium selenite should only be considered within appropriate medical guidance.

01/27/2026

REPOST• Home hyperbaric chambers are built to create a controlled space that supports increased oxygen availability. Each chamber is designed to safely hold pressure while remaining comfortable for regular use.

Pressure systems allow for smooth pressurization and decompression, helping users ease into and out of sessions. Oxygen delivery is regulated to support consistency during use.

When paired with proper education and training, home chambers can be used responsibly as part of a wellness and recovery routine. Individual experiences vary, and following provided guidelines is essential.

01/26/2026

Signatera is a highly personalized blood test designed to detect circulating tumor DNA that is specific to an individual’s cancer. By creating a unique molecular signature based on a patient’s tumor, the test can identify very small amounts of residual disease that may remain after treatment.

This type of testing can be useful for monitoring response to therapy, identifying molecular recurrence earlier than imaging alone, and supporting informed discussions between patients and their care teams. Results are interpreted within the context of clinical findings and ongoing medical supervision.

Signatera is not a standalone diagnostic tool and does not replace standard medical evaluation. Testing and follow up decisions should always be guided by a qualified healthcare professional.

01/24/2026

p Tau217 is a phosphorylated tau protein increasingly used as a blood based biomarker associated with early neurodegenerative changes. Elevated levels may reflect processes occurring in the brain before significant cognitive symptoms are present.

Because p Tau217 can rise earlier than traditional markers, it is being studied for its role in risk assessment, monitoring progression, and guiding preventative care strategies. Results are always interpreted alongside clinical evaluation, imaging, and additional laboratory findings.

Early insight allows clinicians and patients to focus on supportive interventions that promote brain health and resilience over time.

01/23/2026

Chromogranin A, often abbreviated as CgA, is a protein released by neuroendocrine cells and commonly measured in blood testing. It is frequently used as a marker when evaluating neuroendocrine tumors and tracking disease activity over time.

CgA levels can provide clinicians with insight into tumor burden or response to treatment, though results must always be interpreted in clinical context. Medications, stress, and other medical conditions can influence levels, which is why testing is typically part of a broader diagnostic and monitoring strategy.

As with all biomarkers, Chromogranin A is one piece of the puzzle and should be reviewed alongside imaging, symptoms, and professional medical guidance.

01/21/2026

Reverse T3 is part of the body’s regulatory response to stress, illness, inflammation, or caloric restriction. Rather than stimulating metabolism like active T3, RT3 competes for receptor binding and can reduce cellular thyroid signaling.

This mechanism is often protective in acute situations, but when RT3 remains elevated, it may contribute to persistent symptoms despite standard thyroid labs appearing normal.

Understanding RT3 can help clinicians evaluate thyroid function more comprehensively, especially in patients with ongoing fatigue, metabolic slowing, or stress related adaptations.

Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for interpretation of thyroid labs and individualized care planning.

01/20/2026

Ceruloplasmin is a key protein involved in copper transport and antioxidant defense. Copper is essential for multiple enzymatic reactions, nervous system signaling, immune function, and redox balance. When ceruloplasmin levels are low, free copper handling can become impaired, contributing to oxidative stress and neurological or immune dysfunction.

Clinically, ceruloplasmin is often evaluated alongside serum copper and other markers to better understand mineral status, oxidative balance, and metabolic health. Context matters, as levels can be influenced by inflammation, liver function, and hormonal factors.

Always consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making decisions related to testing, supplementation, or treatment.

01/17/2026

Epigenetics is central to modern oncology.

Tumor growth, progression, and therapeutic response are influenced not only by genetic mutations but also by epigenetic regulation. Factors such as metabolic state, inflammation, hypoxia, nutrient availability, and stress hormones alter gene expression at the cellular level.

Understanding epigenetic influence helps explain variability in treatment response and highlights the importance of supportive interventions alongside conventional oncology care. Targeting the tumor microenvironment and systemic biology can shift signaling toward repair, resilience, and improved outcomes.

Clinical decisions should always be individualized and integrated within evidence based oncology care.

01/16/2026

How Liposomal Formulations Affect Bioavailability:
Enhanced Absorption – Liposomes protect the active ingredient from degradation in the digestive system (e.g., stomach acid and digestive enzymes) and promote direct absorption through cell membranes.

Improved Cellular Uptake – Because liposomes mimic cell membranes, they can fuse with cells and deliver their contents more efficiently than traditional forms.

Bypassing First-Pass Metabolism – Some liposomal formulations are absorbed directly into the lymphatic system, reducing metabolism by the liver and increasing systemic availability.

Sustained Release – The liposomal structure allows for a more gradual release of the active compound, which can prolong its effects in the body.

Reduced Gastrointestinal Irritation – Some compounds (e.g., vitamin C, glutathione) can cause stomach discomfort in high doses, but liposomal delivery helps reduce this issue.

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