Michelle Standlee
Author
Michelle Standlee, RN, is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. She has a background as a registered nurse and medical writer, covering topics including mental and behavioral health, women’s and children’s health, traditional health care, complementary medicine, and alternative medicine.
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What’s New in Women’s Health: Study Links Leaky Gut to Endometriosis
Addressing gut dysfunction offers a promising path alongside surgery and medical care.
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7 Science-Backed Natural Ways to Improve Sleep During Menopause
New research shows that balancing blood sugar, supporting metabolism, and key nutrients such as magnesium and ashwagandha can improve sleep during menopause.
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Bringing Real Food Back to US School Lunches—Lessons From Around the World
Other countries prioritize fresh meals—could the U.S. learn from them?
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Pain With Eating: A Hidden Cause
Chronic abdominal pain and eating issues, often dismissed as anxiety or IBS, may stem from a rare but treatable condition.
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Taming Lymphedema: How Diet and Exercise Could Hold the Key
New research shows how exercise and anti-inflammatory diets such as keto may help manage lymphedema, providing hope for better care and outcomes.
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How the Metabolic Revolution Could Redefine Chronic Disease Care
The Metabolic Revolution Rally highlighted how nutrition and metabolic health can transform chronic disease care, challenging outdated dietary guidelines.
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The Potential Effect of Microplastics on Major Organs, Including the Brain: What Science Says
Early research shows reason for concern, finding microplastics can cause inflammation and oxidative stress in mice and accumulate in animal organs.
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How Probiotics Can Make Us Feel Worse
Experts often tout probiotics as knights in shining bottles when it comes to gut health. But too much of a good thing can turn hero to villain.
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A Hidden Culprit Behind Breast Cancer, Autoimmune Disease, and Other Conditions
The mysterious MTHFR gene has gained significant attention within the health care community.
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How Music Transforms Our Health
Music is more than an art form. It can touch hearts, calm our minds, and strengthen the body.
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