The Solveris Blog

Notes on root-cause health & longevity

Practical, evidence-informed articles from Ashley Shaw, FNP-BC – on hormones, energy, metabolism, and living well for the long run.

What to Expect for Bladder Control After Prostate Surgery

Leaking after a prostatectomy is expected and usually temporary, but nobody explains the timeline. What recovery actually looks like month by month, what helps, and when to stop waiting.

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Why You Leak When You Jump on the Trampoline – and How Emsella Can Help

That little leak on the trampoline has a name – stress incontinence – and it's common, not inevitable. Why it happens and how Emsella strengthens the pelvic floor.

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What Does Functional Medicine Testing Actually Cost?

A straight answer on price ranges, why testing costs vary, what insurance may still cover, and the tools – superbills, HSA/FSA – that make care more affordable.

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Can You Use Your HSA or FSA for Functional Medicine and Longevity Care?

Often yes – but the details matter. What qualifies, how a Letter of Medical Necessity works, and the 2026 contribution limits worth knowing before year-end.

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Gut Health: Why Your Digestion Affects Far More Than Your Stomach

Bloating, fatigue, brain fog, skin flare-ups – how the gut connects to whole-body health, what disrupts it, and why "just take a probiotic" often disappoints.

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Perimenopause: What's Normal, What's Not, and What Actually Helps

Sleep changes, brain fog, weight gain, mood swings in your 40s – and labs that come back "normal." Here's what's really going on and the options that help.

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Leaking When You Laugh, Sneeze, or Run? How Emsella Strengthens Your Pelvic Floor

Bladder leaks are common – not inevitable. How the FDA-cleared Emsella chair strengthens the pelvic floor: no surgery, no downtime, fully clothed.

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What Is Functional Medicine – and How Is It Different From a Regular Doctor Visit?

If you've been told your labs are "normal" but you still don't feel like yourself, here's what a root-cause approach actually looks like.

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