Omega 3s, commonly found in Fish oil supplements have been talked about a lot lately. You may have heard about the “controversy” surrounding Omega 3s.
As physicians, one of the most common questions we are asked is “what vitamins should I take?” We wish the answer was simple enough to
Patients often ask about natural products for thyroid support. As physicians specializing in endocrinology & metabolism, and internal medicine this is an interesting question. The
People often ask us how long they should take their personalized vitamins before they notice the benefits. The truth is that taking custom vitamins is
Recent articles in Journal of American Medicine Association (JAMA) and Annals of Internal Medicine have brought many people asking our opinions as physicians about vitamins
As doctors and experts about vitamins, people often ask “Are gummy vitamins good for you? Should I take gummy vitamins?” While there are many gummy
Every doctor knows the biggest reason a given medication stops working, or doesn’t work in the first place: patients stop taking it, or don’t take
As physicians, men often ask us, “Should I take men’s multivitamin? Do men’s multivitamins really work?” If so, they want to know what is the
As doctors, we often have patients coming in complaining about thinning hair or hair loss. “What can I do to stop my hair from falling
It’s spring here in Chicago and as two doctors and busy moms, no one knows anxiety and stress like we do! How is that possible?
As two doctors who have been practicing medicine for a very long time, we hear a few things over and over from our patients. When
Patients often come in asking “should I get blood testing for vitamin levels?”As physicians we can not argue that testing blood levels of certain vitamins
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