If you are like most people, you probably have been raised on “three square meals” every day. But, did you know that there is little evidence that shows this is good for you? In fact, evidence shows that this way of eating may contribute to obesity and diabetes epidemics. The benefits of intermittent fasting are proven. In this video, Dr. Northrup shares how you can use intermittent fasting to improve your health.

As humans, we tend to seek consistency in our beliefs and actions. When we have two conflicting thoughts at the same time, or when we engage in behavior that conflicts with our beliefs, we are apt to feel a sense of discomfort. And, if you’re like most people, you feel a need to resolve it. Why? It’s called cognitive dissonance and everyone experiences it to some degree. In this video, Dr. Northrup tells you what cognitive dissonance is and how you can reduce cognitive dissonance when you need to.

While artificial sweeteners have been controversial since the 1950s, they are still generally deemed safe despite scientific data to the contrary. In fact, mounting evidence shows that some artificial sweeteners contribute to the development of many health issues. Even if you don’t regularly eat or drink diet foods, chances are you are consuming them without even realizing it! In this video, Dr. Northrup shares what you need to know about artificial sweeteners and how you can avoid them and replace them with healthier alternatives.

Frozen shoulder is a very common occurrence in women between the ages of 40-60 years. The medical term for frozen shoulder is adhesive capsulitis (AC). The symptoms include stiffness, pain, and limited range of motion in your shoulder. In this video, Dr. Northrup tells you how you can regain your mobility and heal from frozen shoulder.

In Western Medicine, drugs are created to treat symptoms as opposed to treating the root cause of the condition. But, many of the most popular drugs being prescribed for millions have significant side effects that just don’t outweigh the risks. In this video Dr. Northrup shares which frequently-prescribed drugs she, personally, would not take, and what she recommends instead.

It is estimated that up to 60% of post-menopausal women suffer from what’s called vaginal atrophy—or thinning of the vaginal tissue. Many women don’t feel comfortable speaking to their health care providers so they suffer in silence. In this video Dr. Northrup tells you how you