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Cimperman, Prediabetes

5 Lifestyle Changes to Reverse Prediabetes

Dr. Sarah Cimperman, ND @DrCimperman A healthy lifestyle is just as important as a healthy diet when it comes to reversing prediabetes and staying well. In fact, studies show that lifestyle interventions are the most effective treatment for reversing prediabetes, lowering hemoglobin A1C, decreasing high blood pressure, improving physical fitness, and promoting weight loss.1 The […]

Detox, Skowron

Aluminum: The Alzheimer’s Autism Connection

Dr. Jared M. Skowron, ND “Confusion of the mind, confusion of ideas and thoughts, personal identity is confused, mistakes in speaking using words not intended, confusion of the intellect…” “Dementia, speech alterations, myoclonias, asterixis and convulsions” What does this describe? What comes to mind? Alzheimer’s? Autism? Last New Year’s Eve party? In actuality, the first

Allergy, Burkman, Young

Probiotics to Prevent Allergies

Dr. Ashley Burkman, ND Dr. Lauren Young, ND Proactive Probiotics Allergies have been on the rise with as many as 1 in every 5 Americans being diagnosed with some form of an allergic condition. There has been speculation around the over sterilization of our environment as a major contributing factor in this increase in allergies.

Detox, Knapp

The Cost of Beauty

Dr. Angela Knapp, ND A haze of toxins surround Americans every day – dust in our homes, air we breathe, rain that falls upon us, and water flowing out of the faucet. Fabrics we place on our bodies and carpets our toddlers crawl on are also contaminated with numerous harmful chemicals. There is only so

Allergy, Natural News

Gluten Intolerance and Celiac Disease

Not all gluten intolerance can be attributed to celiac disease, a review of several studies has found. Until fairly recently gluten intolerance has been attributed to celiac disease and a wheat allergy, but not anymore because of several study results that have shown that gluten intolerance can also impact people who do not suffer from

Anxiety, Shillington, Skin Care, sleep

Beauty Sleep for the Insomniac

Dr. Stacey Shillington, ND Ah, sleep. The most inexpensive and effective beauty treatment out there. Sleep has always been a big part of my life, and not always in a positive way. In fact, rarely in a positive way: I have been a chronic insomniac for over 10 years and I am also the mother

Cancer Prevention, Food

Cranberries Fight Cancer

Click the arrow to go to the next slide [masterslider id=13] There is a difference between prevention and treatment. This is what I say to cancer patients, so we know that having a good bionutrient diet is essential. As for the bioflavonoids, I am all for them. Whether they are going to be useful as

Anti-Aging, Shillington

My Top Ten Naturopathic Beauty Tips

Dr. Stacey Shillington, ND I feel as though I have read the same exhaustive list of beauty tips over and over again, in every magazine and blog. And although some of the tips are great, most tips do not deliver real beauty and radiance from the inside out. So I have compiled my list of

Lytle, Pain Medicine

The New Fibromyalgia: Part 1

Dr. Millie Lytle, ND, MPH, CNS Many people book an appointment with a Naturopathic Doctor (ND) as a last resort. Once they have run through the gamut of medical care and experimental treatments and still have not found adequate help, they show up at the Naturopath’s door. Therefore, NDs often are exposed to subclinical and

Pediatrics

Pediatritians Debate Wisdom of Electronic Media and Toddlers

SAN DIEGO – Two pediatricians who participated in a point-counterpoint session aimed at asking if toddlers should be using or exposed to touch-screen devices and other electronic devices disagree on whether to encourage the behavior. Doctors Dimitri Christakis and Donald Shifrin debated at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference & Exhibition Octover 13 at

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