Well, until recently, I’ve always described juices as being pretty
much empty calories. Parents so very often ask when they can start
them or where they fit in with their children’s diet, and I
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Medications for osteoporosis have been getting a bad rap lately,
making many of my patients skeptical of the medication they have
been taking to prevent hip and spine fractures. Hip fracture is no
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Do you have high blood pressure? How about heartburn, insomnia,
daytime sleepiness-fatigue or diabetes? Do you know a child who has
ADD, ADHD or wets their bed? All of these problems can be linked
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One of my neighbors, Richard Scammell, is a wonderful cook. In
fact, I consider him a chef even though he does not cook for a
living. Cooking is his hobby, but when it comes to food
preparation, ... Read More »
Oops. Less is more, it appears. The 39,000 women in the Iowa
Women’s Health study delivered us some surprising results recently.
The authors set out to measure reduction in mortality rates from
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is a serious and sometimes life
threatening illness. The results of BDD commonly manifest as an
eating disorder, but there are other damaging expressions of this
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Chickpeas, otherwise known as garbanzo beans, enjoy a huge
popularity in kitchens all over the world. In most Middle Eastern
countries, chickpeas are included in a variety of different foods,
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A couple of years ago it was discovered that the brains of those
who meditate on a regular basis, over a long period of time, were
larger and had more gray matter than the brains of those in a
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If you're eating wholesome food but unable to lose weight, you may
be overestimating the calories you are burning, or underestimating
the amount of food you are eating. You wouldn't be alone since
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While watching the show Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel;
about obsessive runners and how their need to run actually takes a
huge toll on their body, I began to think about the many people I
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