While anxiety is a natural human emotion, help should be sought if it leads to anxiety/panic attacks, extreme sweats and physical discomfort. This may be a case of anxiety disorder. There are numerous treatments for anxiety disorder, many of which address the cause, not just the symptoms.

Bowel problems can range from constipation to diarrhea, IBS, gas, and abdominal pains. Each of these is likely a result of an underlying gastrointestinal condition and may be addressed with dietary intervention and supplementation.

Breathing problems can range from asthma, shortness of breath, rapid breathing, and obstructed airways due to inflammation. These symptoms are often the results of allergies of deficiencies of certain nutrients and can prove difficult to manage if ignored.

Depression is not just a general feeling of sadness and malaise, and is often the result of an uderlying medical issue. If you are one of the 121 million people who suffer from depression worldwide, know that antidepressant drugs are not the only answer.

Characterized by physical and mental weariness resulting from exertion, fatigue can be a difficult and exhausting symptom to live with. Many of our tests detect conditions that cause fatigue.

Sever headaches can be debilitating. Yet, even recurring minor headaches can be cause for concern and should be addressed with a practitioner.

Nausea is an uneasiness, generally of the stomach, that often precedes vomiting. Both can manifest as physical and mental sensations and are typically the result of an internal, physiological conflict. External stress factors, emotional distress, and unsettling environments can also be the cause.

Many conditions bear symptoms of general and specific pain that make them difficult to diagnose, despite the symptom being so significant. General pains include body aches and fatigue. Specific pains include fibromyalgia and distinct discomfort.

Weight gain and loss are common symptoms of underlying conditions and are too often overlooked as the results of other factors. Though diet and excercise are key to managing weight, if weight becomes unmanagable it is important to consider other causes.