Doctors’ Blog
Pesticides Linked to Parkinson’s
The public is becoming increasingly aware of the dangers that common chemicals pose, and a new study in Neurology is fueling that concern. According to the article published in May, exposure to pesticides increases the risk of Parkinson’s disease by as much as...
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Western Diet Leads to Earlier Death
A recent study, published in The American Journal of Medicine, states that people who consume a “western style diet” have a greater risk of premature death. What is a “western style diet?” Consider the foods that Americans love – fried and sweet food, processed and...
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The Sunshine Vitamin
More and more research is validating the importance of Vitamin D for our overall health. Referred to as “the sunshine vitamin,” Vitamin D is unlike any other vitamin in that it can be produced by the body when exposed to sunlight! Vitamin D is an important regulator...
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Colic Linked to Migraines Later in Life
A baby screaming for three hours a day, three days a week, for at least three weeks (the definition of colic) does not make for a happy new family. A baby with colic is frustrating to say the least. While most conventional medical treatment focus on the digestive...
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Eat Smart, Save the World
Today is Earth Day, a 43-year-old holiday celebrated every April 22nd in 192 countries across the world. Focused on environmental protection, Earth Day events are held throughout the world to raise awareness and take action in support of Mother Earth. Unless you're...
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2% of American Children
Today, April 2nd, is Autism Awareness Day. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder, with symptoms first appearing before the age of 3. Impaired social interaction and communication, along with restricted and repetitive behaviors, are the major symptoms. While some...
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It Stops Bacteria…And Your Heart!
Do you run to your medical doctor when you get sick? Sometimes doing that can lead to even more problems. On Tuesday, the FDA released a warning that the popular antibiotic, Azithromycin, can cause potentially lethal irregular heart beats. Commonly known as a...
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As a popular children's book says in its title, "Everyone Poops"...well, mostly!Unfortunately 80% of Americans experience some kind of constipation throughout their life. Constipation, having infrequent bowel movements, is a common gastrointestinal problem...and can...
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By a show of hands...when you go shopping for a car, how many of you listen to and inherently trust everything the sales associate tells you about said car? No one? Bueller...Bueller...Chances are you do your own research too. Purchasing a car is an important...
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Poisonous Cookware
Sometimes it's not what you eat, but how you eat it... When people were asked why they eat organic foods, the most common answers given were about improved health outcomes and the safety of foods. Unfortunately, researchers are discovering that common cookware may be...
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