TISSO BLOG: HEALTHY READING
We want to support you in your daily life not only with our dietary supplements, but also with the expertise behind them. On our TISSO blog, we take a closer look at specific health topics for you and provide you with interesting facts and plenty of tips. Enjoy reading!
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The exact cause of lipedema remains unclear to this day. There is strong evidence suggesting that hormonal factors and genetic predisposition play a major role. However, potential inflammatory processes in adipose tissue are also increasingly becoming a focus of research.
The term “detox” refers to supporting the body’s natural cleansing process from within. The human body has a sophisticated detoxification system: the liver, intestines, kidneys, and lymphatic system are important excretory organs that function daily as a closely interconnected network …
Almost everyone experiences back pain. But did you know that women are affected by it significantly more often than men? While poor posture, a lack of exercise, or weak core muscles are usually cited as the causes, one important factor is often overlooked: the influence of female …
Whether in churches, temples, or at festive ceremonies—incense has been a part of human life for millennia. Its spicy, resinous scent is known throughout the world and is still associated today with peace, contemplation, and spirituality. But incense is much more than just an aromatic resin.
Does this sound familiar? In the morning, your pants still fit loosely, but by evening, your stomach suddenly feels much fuller. This isn’t due to weight gain in the traditional sense. These weight fluctuations are more likely caused by bloating, sluggish digestion, or water retention.
Modern life demands a lot from us. So it’s no wonder that emotional exhaustion eventually sets in, accompanied by a feeling of inner emptiness and listlessness. Everyday life becomes more difficult.
A headache after a glass of red wine, skin redness after eating aged cheese, or indigestion after a meal—histamine intolerance may be the underlying cause of such nonspecific symptoms.
Inflammation is one of our body’s natural defense mechanisms. It helps fend off pathogens and initiate healing processes. However, problems can arise when inflammatory reactions do not fully subside and persist over time.
For many people, stress is a part of everyday life, but when it persists over time, it can have a noticeable impact on well-being, energy levels, and health.
Does this sound familiar: Do you often feel exhausted, stressed, or have trouble concentrating? And this even though you actually take good care of yourself?
Whether you feel tense and stressed or calm and balanced, this is primarily determined by your autonomic nervous system. More specifically, it is the interaction between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, which together control the autonomic nervous system.
Your menstrual cycle is with you month after month, and it affects far more than just your period. Whether it’s your energy levels, mood, sleep quality, or skin condition—all of these are closely linked to your hormones and their natural ups and downs.
