When you lose weight, your resting metabolic rate drops, so your body burns fewer calories at rest
Although this may not be the answer you were hoping for, recent scientific research has revealed some intriguing connections between RLS and several potential factors: Genes are thought to play a role: nearly half of people with RLS have a family member who also has it Certain diseases include symptoms of RLS, such as anemia, Parkinsons, and diabetes Some medications may make RLS symptoms worse, such as antinausea drugs or antipsychotic drugs Pregnancy may trigger symptoms, especially in last trimester Sleep deprivation may trigger symptoms or worsen them It affects both sexes but is more common in women May begin at any age (even in young children), but people who are severely affected are generally middle aged or older In some cases, like RLS onset during pregnancy or after sleep deprivation, RLS may go away naturally
You are unsure which dose of medication or supplement is right for your current health status
We focus on building sustainable lifestyle and metabolic health so medication can often be tapered or discontinued under doctor guidance
Because of these ratios, ensuring adequate glutathione levels ensures no damage is ensued during times of stress