Written by: Bonnie Feldman, DDS, MBA, Becca Malizia, BS, Ellen M. Martin Did you know that it takes about 17 years for new scientific discoveries to be translated into mainstream conventional medicine (1)? While this doesn’t seem like a huge amount of time considering everything that goes into the process
Maintaining good oral health is necessary not just in order to avoid cavities and the dentist’s drill, but in order to sustain proper systemic health as well. Here are three of DrBonnie360’s best tips on how to keep your oral health in long-lasting, pristine condition.
Just as food is fuel for our bodies, it is also one of the best natural medicines for our bodies. Autoimmune diseases such as Hashimoto’s Disease can be largely affected by certain foods. Continue reading to learn how to use food as a health enhancer and a therapy agent to help mitigate the symptoms of Hashimoto’s.
Food not only keeps us alive, but it can be used to help us thrive! Diet plays a significant role in the world of autoimmunity. Learn everything you need to know about the interplay between food, genes, microbiomes, and more to achieve optimal health through food therapy.
Food is medicine! Making sure you get the necessary nutrients for your body each day is especially critical for autoimmune disease sufferers. We’ve broken down important vitamins and minerals to incorporate into your diet so that you can achieve your best immune health.
Vegetables have always been the vanguard to healthy eating. Seemingly since the dawn of time, parents have struggled to ensure their resistant children get enough greens. At least, until the point when they realize that eating these bland, sometimes bitter, leaves are actually a worthy sacrifice in the name of
By Bonnie Feldman and Ellen M Martin Digital health is filled with promise, but for autoimmune patients many gaps persist. With an eye to bridging those gaps, I recently attended two very different conferences: The Interdisciplinary Autoimmune Summit was a continuing education meeting to help practicing physicians better treat complex