What’s new on our site?
Here are a few of the recent updates that we pushed out with our latest version of HealthMatters.io (Version 5): Internationalization: We are now supporting…
HealthMatters.io · Oct 17
Biomarkers
HealthMatters.io · Oct 17
5 MINUTES WITH AN EVERYDAY VEGAN: Courtney Pool, nutritionist specialized in plant-based nutrition
Courtney Pool is a nutritionist who specializes in vegan nutrition, juice cleansing, and healing overeating. She teaches others how to be vegan in a…
Varvara Dame · Sep 22
5 MINUTES WITH AN EVERYDAY VEGAN: – Melissa from Hoboken, NJ
My name is Melissa, I’m a teacher in Brooklyn and just became a vegan as of February 2016. I live in Hoboken, NJ and…
Varvara Dame · Aug 22
What the heck are Large unstained cells?
Large unstained cells (LUCs) constitute around 5% of a normal population of circulating white blood cells, and reflect the same situation as in other…
HealthMatters.io · Jul 30
How I Lost 55 lbs, Lowered Cholesterol & Reversed Heart Disease
Author: Steve Mattis My wife is a nurse and she encouraged me to have a cardiac computed tomography (CT) calcium scoring of my arteries. This…
HealthMatters.io · Jun 21
Could Magnesium Deficiency Be Raising Your Risk of Breast Cancer?
Famed natural medicine pioneer Dr. Norman Shealy said that “a magnesium deficiency may be responsible for more diseases than any other nutrient.” Those are…
HealthMatters.io · Jun 19
A Healthcare Revolution: Why Blood Tests matter
For most people, a blood test comes once a year along with the annual check-up. Ideally, within a week or so, your doctor calls with the…
HealthMatters.io · May 26
What Everyone Should Know about Lab Tests
They aren’t always correct and they aren’t always useful By Shannon Haymond on May 16, 2016 A new study estimates that in the United States,…
HealthMatters.io · May 16
Why we started HealthMatters.io?
We are a free platform that helps you organize your health data. We are also a team of plant-based vegans that believe that a…
HealthMatters.io · May 14
What is GGT?
What is GGT? GGT is concentrated in the liver, but it’s also present in the gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys. GGT blood levels are usually high…
HealthMatters.io · May 1