Dr. Anne Williams, ND, LAc Irritable bowel syndrome is a common condition with no known cause in western medicine. This pattern has long been recognized in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and TCM explains that there are several factors which contribute to and promote this disorder. Viewing IBS in TCM terms If you were to describe […]
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A new study looking at the impact of multi-tasking while exercising has shown that cognitive ability increases when doing so. The findings were published in the May 13 edition of the journal PLOS ONE. Researchers at the University of Florida challenged the notion that multi-tasking causes both or one of the activities
A multi-university study on the role of dietary coconut for the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease has revealed the potential for use in treatment. The findings are published in the May edition of the British Journal of Nutrition. Coconut, a tree cultivated in large numbers worldwide for its nutritional products and medicinal values, produces
TANFORD, Calif. – The stomach bacterium Helicobacter pylori blamed for causing ulcers has been linked with increased stomach stem cell division in mice – and may explain why it is a risk factor for gastric cancer in humans. The research was published in May’s edition of Gastroenterology. Researchers used 3-D microscopy to see bacteria colonies
Navigating Through the Diet Dilemmas Dr. Sarah LoBisco, ND @DrLoBisco There’s so much conflicting information in every aspect of healthcare today. One of the most obvious examples is with dietary recommendations and weight loss. There are equally qualified experts on either side of the spectrums of high-fat, low-fat, high protein, vegetarian, paleo, intermittent fasting, and
BETHESDA, Md. — Early detection of depression among adolescents is critical for early intervention and suicide prevention, according to a study. The results of the survey-study show a growing body of evidence underlining the significance of adolescent depression. The study focused on regional community studies and national surveys focusing on depressive episodes in adolescents, specifically
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – It is long known that adequate sleep helps with memory, but a new study has shown that extra sleep helps the brain overcome catastrophic neurological defects that would have been detrimental to memory formation. The study released by the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis was published April 23
NEW HYDE PARK, NY – Teens posing as consumers were able to purchase over-the-counter diet supplements and received advice from staff at health food stores – even though the products are clearly marked for adult use only. It is legal for minors to buy these products in 49 states, but the American Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Michelle Cali, ND Being a vegan, plant-based foods are my life. But you don’t have to fully commit to eliminating animal products to enjoy an amazingly healthy and delicious plant-based meal. In fact, I recommend my patients enjoy vegan or vegetarian days 2-3 times a week to balance out the body’s acidity and reduce
BOSTON — Teenage girls who consume 2400 mg or more of potassium per day suffer no adverse effects on their blood pressure after adolescence. The study was published online in April by JAMA Pediatrics. Scientists have long felt that Americans consume too much salt, but that has not been extensively studied in children and adolescents.
