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Dr. William Davis

Dr. William Davis

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Heart Disease Specialist
posted 11/19/2009, comments (2)

Bioidentical Vitamin D

Vitamin D is commonly available in two different forms: ergocalciferol, or vitamin D2, and cholecalciferol, or vitamin D3.   D2 is usually the form provided in prescription vitamin D. D2 is often the form added to foods. It is also sold in tablet form in pharmacies and health food stores. D3 is also sold in pharmacies and health food stores... Read moreChevron
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Lisa Nelson
posted 11/10/2009, comments (0)

7 Simple Substitutions to Prevent Weight Gain this Holiday Season

The holiday season is just around the corner - a time of year when it becomes very difficult to make healthy eating choices. However, preventing holiday weight gain does not mean you need to deprive yourself of your favorite holiday foods! If you don't want to add inches to your waist this holiday season there are steps you can take. It's... Read moreChevron
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Melanie Thomassian

Melanie Thomassian

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Dietitian
posted 10/13/2009, comments (0)

Heart Disease and Overweight: What’s the Connection?

Do you need to lose a few pounds?   Let’s be truthful, if you have too much fat on your body, especially around your waist area, you’re at a much higher risk for health problems. That’s a scary thought!   This is why maintaining a healthy weight is so vitally important.   Thankfully though, some of the... Read moreChevron
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Dr. Larry Weinrauch

Dr. Larry Weinrauch

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Cardiovascular Internist
posted 07/23/2008, comments (2)

Jaw Pain Could Be Sign of Serious Heart Condition

Can pain in the jaw or teeth be an indication of a heart attack? How do I tell if a pain in my arm or shoulder is due to a heart condition?   These questions are quite common and frequently asked, and not always easily or correctly answered in magazines and journals. In fact, pain caused by an inadequate supply of oxygen to the heart can... Read moreChevron
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