Mood hasn't felt the same since you had an illness?

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What will you learn?

Infectious diseases have an enormous effect on your mood through inflammation, nutrient depletion, and invading viruses or bacteria. If your mood hasn't recovered since you had an illness, then this mini-course is for you. In this mini-course, you'll learn how to identify if the lingering effects of an infectious disease are bugging your brain so you can get your mood back on track. 

How infectious diseases cause mood disorders, specifically Reactivated Epstein Barr Virus, Lyme Disease, and Chronic COVID-19 symptoms

What's keeping your body from fighting off the bacteria or virus, or their effects

What labs can help you identify infectious diseases that are related to mood issues

Other biological causes that may be affecting your mood

Holistic Psychiatry

Dr. Ari Reardon is a naturopathic physician (ND) licensed by the state of Washington who specializes in natural treatment for mental health conditions and the imbalances that cause them including endocrine conditions (thyroid, adrenal, and sex hormones), digestive conditions, inflammation, neurotransmitter imbalances, genetic polymorphisms (SNP's), and more. 
They have delivered holistic and naturopathic care for mental health conditions since 2013, and are the founder of Mind Body Map as well as two clinics in the Seattle area dedicated to treating anxiety, depression, fatigue, insomnia, and other mental health conditions.
Dr. Ari Reardon

Naturopathic Physician and Holistic Psychiatry Practitioner 

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