Did you know that abnormal sweating is indicative of autonomic nervous system dysfunction (dysautonomia)?
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Women’s health is less researched than men’s because women are considered more complicated to study than men.
Because research informs how doctors recognize, manage, and treat disease, women receive poorer health care than men do.
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I felt great at the time of this picture, but felt awful for 2 days after.
#sjogrensdisease and #dysautonomia may be invisible and rarely talked about but that doesn't mean they don't greatly reduce my quality of life and aren't common.
This shouldn't be shocking but it is because industry has severed and mutilated our relationship to food.
Food = the building blocks your body needs to repair and grow
Junk in = junk out
And yes, you CAN feed your skin from the outside in using whole foods.
Immune system dysfunction has long been implicated in a wide range of neuropsychiatric disorders.
Shocking news...
Your diet can change your immune system — here’s how
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Representation of invisible illness & disability, such as #dysautonomia, matters...
It's one of the reasons I chose to create the Hidden Illness & Disability Directory of Entrepreneurs & Nurturers, HIDDEN.
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Rebecca Lobo, a volunteer for Dysautonomia International from Davis, CA shares why #DysautonomiaAwareness matters. "By strengthening awareness we dispel the myths of living with dysautonomia and show the invisible hurdles we face in our daily lives."

ALT Turquoise graphic with Dysautonomia International logo and headshot of volunteer. Volunteer Spotlight: Why does dysautonomia awareness matter to you? "By strengthening awareness we dispel the myths of living with dysautonomia and show the invisible hurdles we face in our daily lives." - Rebecca Lobo, Davis, CA
An invisible disability is a physical or mental impairment or condition that substantially limits one or more major life activities and isn't immediately apparent or noticeable to an observer.
If you're a business owner with a hidden illness and/or disability please apply to be listed on HIDDEN (it's free): bexiphd.com/pages/hidden
Dr. Bexi retweeted
Did you know your gastrointestinal tract is regulated by your autonomic nerves, which is why so many people with dysautonomia have GI symptoms? #DysautonomiaAwarenessMonth #31DaysofDys
October 20-26 is Invisibility Awareness Week. I've launched a new platform for people with hidden illnesses & disabilities (of which there are >900). It's called HIDDEN, the Hidden Illness & Disability Directory of Entrepreneurs & Nurturers.
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The Hidden Illness & Disability Directory of Entrepreneurs and Nurturers (HIDDEN) is a platform I’ve created to increase awareness, connections and support of people with hidden illnesses and disabilities.
I invite you to check out HIDDEN.
If you're a business owner, apply to be listed on HIDDEN.
Share it.
Most importantly, as you start to make your holiday wish and gift lists, make HIDDEN one of your go-to online shopping destinations.
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