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Autoimmune Diseases
Approximately 50 million Americans suffer from autoimmune diseases. Some estimates say that 75% of those affected–30 million people–are women. Autoimmune Sisters provides resources, community and support for women just like you. We see you. We love you. You are welcome here.
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Skin Cancer and Autoimmunity
As Autoimmune Sisters, there are certain groups we are more likely to fall into than the average woman. Like knowing which phlebotomist is the “good” one, which compression socks and gloves actually work, and which current Netflix series is the best to binge on flare days. Unfortunately, our fabulous conditions also puts us at a…
Jess’ Autoimmune Story
Read the stories of women battling autoimmune diseases. They are brave, honest and intimately revealing of their diagnosis, their successes, their hardships and their lives. Sharing their stories allows them to put words to their journey while providing inspiration to others with an autoimmune disease.
Natasha’s Autoimmune Story
Read the stories of women battling autoimmune diseases. They are brave, honest and intimately revealing of their diagnosis, their successes, their hardships and their lives. Sharing their stories allows them to put words to their journey while providing inspiration to others with an autoimmune disease.
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Magnesium & Autoimmune Disease
This is the second article in my series of how nutrients impact autoimmune disease; I thank you for being here! If you missed my last article, you can find it here. This article is going to focus on magnesium and autoimmune disease, and their vast effects on the human body. Being involved in over 300…
Sleep & Epigenetics: How Important is Sleep?
It’s probably not a surprise to you that sleep is important for our overall health and wellbeing. But just how important is sleep? Today I want to share with you some shocking, and not so shocking, facts about sleep and how sleep itself is one of the most important Epigenetic modifiers we have access to.…
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How to Work from Home: Plus Tips for Online Teaching
How to Work from Home plus Tips for Online Teaching – A 9 to 5, traditional 40 hour work week can be tolling enough on the average person. For many of us with autoimmune diseases, holding a consistent and busy schedule like this can seem nearly impossible! Upon my diagnosis, I began searching for work…
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Gut Health: Prevent, Reverse & Heal Autoimmunity
According to the American Autoimmune Related Disease Association, “approximately 50 million Americans, 20% of the population or one in five people, suffer from autoimmune diseases. Women are more likely than men to be affected; some estimates say that 75 percent of those affected, 30 million people are women.” An autoimmune condition develops when your immune system (which defends your body against disease) starts to recognize healthy…
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Toxic Mold and Autoimmune Disease: Is There a Connection?
Is there a connection between toxic mold and autoimmune disease? Does toxic mold cause autoimmune disease?
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Skin Cancer and Autoimmunity
As Autoimmune Sisters, there are certain groups we are more likely to fall into than the average woman. Like knowing which phlebotomist is the “good” one, which compression socks and gloves actually work, and which current Netflix series is the best to binge on flare days. Unfortunately, our fabulous conditions also puts us at a…
