Dr. Patrick Flynn
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Founder of The Wellness Way. Author of international best selling book “I Disagree”. No Medical Advice Given
Green Bay, WI
Joined May 2009
Who benefits? Those who exercise, feel fatigued, or seek immune or cognitive support. Cordyceps promotes energy, recovery, rest, and resilience. Share this to empower others & follow for more Wellness Way insights! #HealthRestoration 7/7.
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For longevity, cordyceps promotes healthy aging by supporting mitochondrial function and reducing oxidative stress. It supports neuroprotective factors, potentially aiding mild memory concerns tied to aging. #HealthyAging 6/7.
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Cordyceps supports a healthy immune response by promoting macrophage and natural killer cell activity. It also supports respiratory health, enhancing lung function and oxygen utilization for overall wellness. #ImmuneHealth 5/7.
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Struggling with occasional sleeplessness? Cordyceps supports adenosine buildup, promoting a calm state for restful sleep. Unlike caffeine, which may disrupt receptors, it supports your natural sleep cycles. #SleepSupport 4/7.
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For active folks, cordyceps promotes healthy endurance and oxygen use, supporting VO2 max. It’s formulated for efficacy in supporting cognitive function through mitochondrial health. Perfect for anyone seeking vitality! #FitnessSupport 3/7.
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Cordycepin (3-deoxyadenosine) in cordyceps supports ATP production, your body’s energy source. It promotes mitochondrial health, aiding stamina and recovery. Great for those pushing their bodies or feeling low energy! #EnergySupport 2/7.
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🧵 Cordyceps is a powerhouse mushroom that supports your body’s natural functions! From energy to immunity, this thread explores how its bioactive compounds promote wellness for athletes, those feeling fatigued, or anyone seeking balance. #Cordyceps #WellnessWay 1/7
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Warning: DON'T tie off tags with dental floss—risk infection! See a dermatologist for safe removal. Skin tags signal internal issues (blood sugar, hormones, immunity), so fix the root. Share this if helpful & follow for more health hacks! #Wellness 7/7.
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For topical help (after internal fixes): Mix iodine, apple cider vinegar, & tea tree oil. Apply to a bandaid's cotton pad, cover the tag, & repeat 2x/day. It penetrates, dries, & aids removal—but this works best with blood sugar/hormone tweaks. Patience pays off! #NaturalRemedies.
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Hormonal imbalance? Estrogen dominance in women can fuel skin tags. Support your liver with cruciferous veggies, DIM, or milk thistle. Get labs: Check estrogens, progesterone, & insulin. Progesterone too low? It can tip the scales. Address inside for real change! #Hormones 5/7.
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To manage blood sugar: Use natural supports like Oregon grape (rich in berberine) or cinnamon—they're game-changers! Diet-wise, go low-glycemic: Avoid sugary spikes, embrace high-fiber carbs (they stabilize levels). No need to ditch all carbs—just choose wisely. 4/7.
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High blood sugar spikes insulin, leading to resistance & skin tags as a "tip-up" alert. Get bloodwork: Aim for fasting glucose <90 mg/dL & HbA1c <5.6%. If elevated, it's time to regulate! Hormonal & immune factors contribute too—more on that soon. #BloodSugar 3/7.
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Skin tags are soft, fleshy growths often found in folds like the neck, groin, or underarms. But they're popping up everywhere now. Friction plays a role, but the BIGGEST culprit? Blood sugar issues & insulin resistance from metabolic syndrome. It's an internal red flag! 2/7.
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