3 Lab Tests that Predict Heart Attack Risk – Better than Cholesterol Level

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Cholesterol! Revealing information about today’s Hot Topic.

Time to pull out your favorite headphones, plug in your iPod (or phone, laptop, tablet, 8 Track) and get ready for the OrganicMD podcast! Worried about your Cholesterol?

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Resources to Support Your Health

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Saving Your Health One Bite At A Time: Part Three in our Autoimmune Series.

What you eat makes a difference. Simple right? Simple to say, hard to do. This week we tackle the 2nd of the Five Factors of Autoimmune Disease. Get

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Milk – It May Not Do Your Body Good

As long as I can remember, milk held a role as a basic staple in the average diet. Even with the emergence of soy, almond, rice and coconut

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Milk Study – Drink More Milk, Get More Fractures?

Milk intake and risk of mortality and fractures in women and men: cohort studies BMJ 2014; (Published 28 October 2014) Karl Michaëlsson, et.al. Correspondence to: K Michaëlsson [email protected]

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How Much Vitamin D Do You Need?

Vitamin D. An essential nutrient we all need. However, there is much disagreement among doctors as to how much Vitamin D needs to be taken as a supplement. Physicians, who

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Good Fat Bad Fat

There is no topic that is more confusing than fats and nutrition. Recent recommendations on what a healthy diet looks like for people in the United States would

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Dr. Miller’s Talk on Fats and Essential Fatty Acids

Years of negative associations of dietary fat with calories, body fat, cholesterol, and cancer have resulted in a general attitude that foods containing fats are simply to be

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What’s One of Our Best Tools for Analyzing Our Health? Our Bodies!

“…Thought is given a unique ability to negate and transcend immediate experience…” – Graham Harmon Recently I met with one of my mentors and friends, a retired physician who

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